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二节棍 (èr jié gùn)

二节棍
èr jié gùn
Traditional: 二節棍

Meaning

Characters and stroke order

二 èr
two; twice
radical 7 ⼆ · 2 strokes
节 jié
festival; knot, joint; segment; to economize, to save
radical 140 ⾋ · 6 strokes
棍 gùn
stick, cudgel; scoundrel
radical 75 ⽊ · 12 strokes

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