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八角笼 (bā jiǎo lóng)

八角笼
bā jiǎo lóng
Traditional: 八角籠

Meaning

Characters and stroke order

八 bā
eight; all around, all sides
radical 12 ⼋ · 2 strokes
角 jiǎo
angle, corner; horn, horn-shaped
radical 148 ⾓ · 7 strokes
笼 lóng
basket; cage; bamboo basket used to serve dimsum
radical 118 ⽵ · 11 strokes

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