迷踪罗汉拳 (mí zōng luó hàn quán)

迷踪罗汉拳

mí zōng luó hàn quán

Traditional: 迷蹤羅漢拳

Meaning

Mizongyi, Mizong, My Jhong Law Horn - "Lost Track Fist" (Chinese Martial Art)

Characters and stroke order

迷 mí

to bewitch, to charm; a fan of; infatuated

radical 162 ⾡ · 10 strokes

踪 zōng

footprints, traces, tracks

radical 157 ⾜ · 15 strokes

罗 luó

gauze, net; to collect, to display

radical 122 ⽹ · 8 strokes

汉 hàn

Chinese people; Chinese language

radical 85 ⽔ · 5 strokes

拳 quán

fist; various forms of boxing

radical 64 ⼿ · 10 strokes

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