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奇能异士 (qí néng yì shì)

奇能异士
qí néng yì shì
Traditional: 奇能異士

Meaning

Characters and stroke order

奇 qí
strange, unusual, odd; uncanny, occult
radical 37 ⼤ · 8 strokes
能 néng
can, may; capable, full of energy
radical 130 ⾁ · 10 strokes
异 yì
different, strange, unusual; foreign; surprising
radical 55 ⼶ · 6 strokes
士 shì
scholar, gentleman; soldier
radical 33 ⼠ · 3 strokes

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