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六合八法 (liù hé bā fǎ)

六合八法
liù hé bā fǎ

Meaning

Characters and stroke order

六 liù
six
radical 12 ⼋ · 4 strokes
合 hé
to combine, to join, to unite; to gather
radical 30 ⼝ · 6 strokes
八 bā
eight; all around, all sides
radical 12 ⼋ · 2 strokes
法 fǎ
law, rule, statute; method, way; French
radical 85 ⽔ · 8 strokes

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