U+8392 "" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character

Unicode Version 18.0

Source: Noto Sans CJK Source: Browser Default

U+8392 "" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese character historically used as a toponym for an ancient state, located in what is now Shandong Province, China, during the Zhou Dynasty, and it also appears as a surname in East Asian cultures. In modern usage, it is most commonly associated with the city of Juxian or Ju County in Shandong, and it retains its literal meaning of a type of taro plant in classical Chinese texts, though this botanical sense is less frequent in contemporary language. The character is composed of the radical for grass or plant and a phonetic component, reflecting its derivation and classification within the CJK Unified Ideographs block of the Unicode standard.

Encodings

HTML Decimal Encoding
莒
HTML Hex Encoding
莒
UTF-8 Encoding
0xE8 0x8E 0x92
UTF-16 Encoding
0x8392
UTF-32 Encoding
0x00008392
C/C++/Java Escape
\u8392

Unihan Properties

kBigFive
B2F7
kCCCII
21552C
kCNS1986
1-5C7C
kCNS1992
1-5C7C
kCangjie
TRHR
kCantonese
geoi2
kCihaiT
1140.402
kDaeJaweon
1493.080
kDefinition
a Zhou-dynasty vassal state in modern Shandong; (archaic) taro
kEACC
4B552C
kFanqie
居許
kFourCornerCode
4460.6
kGB0
6076
kGB1
6076
kGSR
0076l
kHangul
거:1N
kHanYu
53204.030
kHanyuPinyin
53204.030:jǔ
kHKGlyph
3461
kIICore
AGTH
kIRGHanyuDaZidian
53204.030
kIRG_GSource
G0-5C6C
kIRG_HSource
HB1-B2F7
kIRG_JSource
J13-7A77
kIRG_KPSource
KP1-6DCB
kIRG_KSource
K1-577A
kIRG_TSource
T1-5C7C
kJapanese
キョ コ いも
kKoreanName
2015
kTGH
2013:4113
kJIS0213
1,90,87
kJapaneseKun
IMO
kJapaneseOn
KYO KO
kJis1
5608
kKangXi
1034.030
kKorean
KE
kMainlandTelegraph
5447
kMandarin
kMatthews
1569
kMeyerWempe
1305b
kMojiJoho
MJ021984 MJ021984:E0101 MJ021985:E0102
kMorohashi
31046:E0102
kPhonetic
840
kRSAdobe_Japan1_6
C+15054+140.3.7
kRSUnicode
140.7
kSBGY
259.11
kSMSZD2003Index
582.09
kSMSZD2003Readings
jǔ粵geoi2
kTaiwanTelegraph
5447
kTGHZ2013
184.210:jǔ
kTotalStrokes
9
kUnihanCore2020
GHMT
kXerox
263:311
kXHC1983
0613.060:jǔ