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This documents lists the CJK ideographs which have been rquested of the UTC (through me) which are not currently encoded and which I do not recommend we include with our C2 submission. Rather, I recommend they be represented using variation sequences per UTS 37. Proposed UTC C2 Non-submission John H. Jenkins Apple Computer, Inc. UTC00001 Cowles, Roy T. (1986) A Pocket Dictionary of Cantonese. Hong Kong: University Press. #4762, CHIN2, defined to mean “A coin. Cash. Money. S.” U+9322; ultrafanti writing of [U+233b4] Source 4.2 RS Index UTC00006 Karlgren, Bernhard (1991) Analytic Dictionary of Chinese and Sino-Japanese. New York: Dover Publications, Inc. #570. lou/lau, “narrow, confined; retired”. Also: Mathews #4150, lou4, to retire into obscurity; Variant of [U+3537] Source 1.5 RS Index UTC00007 ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See: http://linguistics.berkeley. edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf Source 9.7 RS Index UTC00013 ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See: http://linguistics.berkeley. edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf Source 211.8 RS Index 11/1/2006 1

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  • This documents lists the CJK ideographs which have been rquested of the UTC (through me) which are not currently encoded and which I do not recommend we include with our C2 submission. Rather, I recommend they be represented using variation sequences per UTS 37.

    Proposed UTC C2 Non-submissionJohn H. Jenkins

    Apple Computer, Inc.

    UTC00001

    Cowles, Roy T. (1986) A Pocket Dictionary of Cantonese. Hong Kong: University Press. #4762, CHIN2, defined to mean “A coin. Cash. Money. S.” ≈U+9322; ultrafanti writing of [U+233b4]

    Source

    4.2RSIndex

    UTC00006

    Karlgren, Bernhard (1991) Analytic Dictionary of Chinese and Sino-Japanese. New York: Dover Publications, Inc. #570. lou/lau, “narrow, confined; retired”. Also: Mathews #4150, lou4, “to retire into obscurity”; Variant of [U+3537]

    Source

    1.5RSIndex

    UTC00007

    ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See:http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf

    Source

    9.7RSIndex

    UTC00013

    ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See:http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf

    Source

    211.8RSIndex

    11/1/2006 1

    [email protected] BoxL2/06-365

  • UTC00024

    ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See:http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf

    Source

    159.9RSIndex

    UTC00029

    ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See:http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf

    Source

    120.5RSIndex

    UTC00030

    ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See:http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf

    Source

    149.7RSIndex

    UTC00038

    ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See:http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf

    Source

    164.6RSIndex

    UTC00042

    ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See:http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf

    == CB 407.04 CHAU1 bunch, bundle

    Source

    64.5RSIndex

    11/1/2006 2

  • UTC00048

    ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See:http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf

    Source

    140.7RSIndex

    UTC00052

    ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See:http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf

    Source

    167.5RSIndex

    UTC00061

    ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See:http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf

    Source

    196.10RSIndex

    UTC00062

    ABC2 (DeFrancis), etc.; See:http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~rscook/bishop/Wenlin-PUA.pdf

    Source

    15.10RSIndex

    UTC00111

    Mathews #5434, sui4, “deep; abstruse; in the rear, far-off”

    Source

    116.13RSIndex

    11/1/2006 3

  • UTC00117

    ABC; Simp. of [U+9d4f]Source

    196.7RSIndex

    UTC00122

    DYC:058.330 (=[U+5448];==[U+2f83e]? HDZ: 10589.110)

    Cihai 258.501, a Z-variant of U+5448 (see Wenlin)

    Source

    30.4RSIndex

    UTC00142

    DYC:456.212 (HDZ: 20961.020)==[U+2f896]?Source

    58.5RSIndex

    UTC00154

    DYC:675.410Source

    142.16RSIndex

    UTC00156

    DYC:678.150 (phonetic is [U+66f0], not [U+65e5]);Cf. DYC 413.410 [U+6b25] [U+e1ee] (HDZ 32135.090)

    Source

    182.4RSIndex

    11/1/2006 4

  • UTC00161

    WL [U+e1e2]=[U+8fa5](!=[U+5dad]) SBGY:496.30Source

    160.9RSIndex

    UTC00169

    WL [U+e00b]=[U+20982] SBGY:156.35Source

    24.4RSIndex

    UTC00185

    WL [U+e02a]=[U+2a21c] SBGY:264.16Source

    120.22RSIndex

    UTC00197

    WL [U+e039]=[U+27b0c] SBGY:230.18 ([U+5d52]ne[U+55a6]) cf. HDZ form 64018.150. (Note: IRG unified [U+27B0C]; HDZ has [U+55a6], while the Unicode glyph has [U+5d52]). The SBGY glyph (UTC#197) has [U+5d52] ... )

    Source

    149.12RSIndex

    UTC00204

    WL [U+e045]=[U+27e29] SBGY:394.50Source

    154.14RSIndex

    11/1/2006 5

  • UTC00212

    WL [U+e053]=[U+26b83] SBGY:094.45 (Bottom has[U+571f] on left.)

    Source

    140.6RSIndex

    UTC00213

    WL [U+e054]=[U+29b81] SBGY:488.13 SBGY:491.14 (SBGY component is [U+5200] not [U+529b]; cf. HDZ 74529.080)

    Source

    190.9RSIndex

    UTC00216

    WL [U+e057]=[U+23037] SBGY:268.25Source

    65.19RSIndex

    UTC00217

    WL [U+e058]=[U+4d66] SBGY:308.23Source

    203.6RSIndex

    UTC00231

    WL [U+e073]=[U+3d94] SBGY:386.15U+3D94 VARIANT

    Source

    85.18RSIndex

    11/1/2006 6

  • UTC00235

    WL [U+e07a]=[U+269b7][U+2574b] SBGY:360.16Source

    114.21RSIndex

    UTC00237

    WL [U+e07c]=[U+4c27] SBGY:083.24Source

    194.8RSIndex

    UTC00242

    WL [U+e084]=[U+6722] SBGY:426.31U+6722 VARIANT

    Source

    96.10RSIndex

    UTC00247

    WL [U+e08c]=[U+27d6a] SBGY:530.08Source

    154.6RSIndex

    UTC00264

    WL [U+e0a8]=[U+2755d] SBGY:197.09Source

    142.18RSIndex

    11/1/2006 7

  • UTC00275

    WL [U+e0b5]=[U+403d] SBGY:411.04

    Are we sure this is encoded? It doesn't look like either U+251A8 or U+043D to me. JHJ 9/1/06

    Source

    109.7RSIndex

    UTC00298

    LDS #18 (8151)Source

    61.4RSIndex

    UTC00317

    WL [U+efbc]([U+27d2a]); cf. [U+efa6]Source

    154.3RSIndex

    UTC00320

    WL [U+e1e7]=[U+2676e] DYC:054.221the radical is a variant of [U+8089]

    Source

    130.8RSIndex

    UTC00324

    WL [U+e1ec]=[U+86d3] DYC: 665.230Source

    142.7RSIndex

    11/1/2006 8

  • UTC00328

    Cowles #15 == MW 11 == CB 383.06, (NG)AAI, to quarrel (equivalent to U+9698)

    Source

    30.12RSIndex

    UTC00329

    Lau 186a ≈ U+6491Source

    64.14RSIndex

    UTC00333

    Lau 599b Fenn 497.06 ≈ U+64CB, U+6529, DANG3/DONG2, to obstruct

    Source

    64.10RSIndex

    UTC00334

    Lau 1074a ≈ U+7BA1, GUN2, pipe, tube, ductSource

    87.8RSIndex

    UTC00335

    Yet another turtle!!! Lau 1028a, Cowles 2059, MW 1368, Fenn 272.04

    Source

    5.9RSIndex

    11/1/2006 9

  • UTC00339

    Lau 1371a, 1372a == Fenn 22.11 ≈ U+9019, JE5, this

    Source

    162.3RSIndex

    UTC00340

    Lau #1560a ≈ U+846C, JONG3, to burySource

    140.9RSIndex

    UTC00341

    Lau 1956a, 1957a ≈ U+87BA, LO4, conchSource

    142.13RSIndex

    UTC00342

    Lau 2136 ≈ U+8993 MIK6 to hunt for, seekSource

    154.4RSIndex

    UTC00343

    Lau #2923 ≈ U+7B97, SYUN3, to calculate, count, regard as

    Cowles 3708 == MW 2859 ≈ U+7B97 SYUN3 to calculate

    Source

    118.8RSIndex

    11/1/2006 10

  • UTC00344

    Lau 2962a ≈ U+69AB SEUN3 tenon, mortiseSource

    24.12RSIndex

    UTC00347

    Lau 206f ≈ U+7CBB JEUNG1, fine white rice, provisions

    Source

    119.11RSIndex

    UTC00349

    Lau 321b, CHIU4, a sea animal that sings at night; could this be a variant of U+232CB? [no; it's a variantof U+9f02 (RSC)]

    See also SBGY 147.13

    Source

    205.4RSIndex

    UTC00353

    Lau 516a ≈ U+874C FO1 tadpoleSource

    30.9RSIndex

    UTC00356

    Lau 740a ≈ U+568E HOU1, to howl, roar; this is probably the same as CB 376.06 (and what about U+5651?)

    Source

    30.12RSIndex

    11/1/2006 11

  • UTC00357

    Lau 766 == Cowles 1139 ≈ U+58F3, U+6BBC, HOK3,husks; a dipper

    Source

    79.6RSIndex

    UTC00358

    MW 772 == Cowles 1148 == CB 410.03 ≈ U+627BHAM2 to knock, strike

    Source

    64.7RSIndex

    UTC00369

    MW 1212 ≈ U+69EA KOI3, the whole, altogetherSource

    75.11RSIndex

    UTC00370

    MW 1414d ≈ U+6451, GWOK3, to slap, strike

    == CB 412.04 GWAAK3

    Source

    64.8RSIndex

    UTC00371

    MW 1425, LA2, to take up with the fingers, clutch; I rather suspect this is a variant of U+650B; N.B., structurally, this is U+2FF0 U+624C U+983C, but Wenlin won't let me do it that way

    Source

    64.16RSIndex

    11/1/2006 12

  • UTC00375

    MW 1677 ≈ U+5C62 LEUI5 often, repeatedlySource

    63.11RSIndex

    UTC00380

    Lau 2339/2340 == MW 2044 == Cowles 3033 == CB380.02 383.05 ≈ U+6271 NGAP6 to blink, nod, beckon; JAP1 a pinch of something

    Source

    30.12RSIndex

    UTC00386

    MW 2177 ≈ U+8334 WUI4 caraway, coriander

    Here's a case crying out for variant selectors if ever one did

    Source

    140.5RSIndex

    UTC00389

    MW 2237 ≈ U+6500 PAAN1 to pull, drag; to climb; toimplicate

    Source

    64.15RSIndex

    UTC00393

    MW 2321 == Cowles 3266 ≈ U+568A, U+21020 BEI6or; emphatic particle

    Source

    30.10RSIndex

    11/1/2006 13

  • UTC00394

    MW 2339 == Cowles 3476 ≈ U+5288, U+64D7 PEK3to split, rive, break open

    Source

    64.13RSIndex

    UTC00395

    MW 2376a ≈ U+4F75 BING6 even; together; reduceSource

    9.8RSIndex

    UTC00398

    MW 2403 == Cowles 3326 == CB 438.02 ≈ U+7172BOU1 to boil, cook; a pot

    Source

    86.15RSIndex

    UTC00399

    MW 2431 == Cowles 3523 ≈ U+6CE1 POU5 a bubble,froth

    Source

    85.8RSIndex

    UTC00400

    MW 2431 == Cowles 3523.5 ≈ U+6CE1 POU5 a bubble, froth

    Source

    30.8RSIndex

    11/1/2006 14

  • UTC00410

    Cowles 3815 == MW 2613 ≈ U+4F7F SAI2 to use, send, employ

    Source

    30.8RSIndex

    UTC00414

    MW 2941a ≈ U+9193 TAAM5 brine of pickled minceSource

    130.9RSIndex

    UTC00420

    Cowles 4114 == MW 3029 == CB 375.08 ≈ U+7AC7DAU3 a cave

    Source

    30.11RSIndex

    UTC00425

    MW 3338f ≈ U+6AA3 CHEUNG4 a boom, sparSource

    72.13RSIndex

    UTC00427

    Cowles 4582 == MW 3397 ≈ U+564D JIU6 to chew,masticate

    Source

    30.15RSIndex

    11/1/2006 15

  • UTC00429

    Cowles 4795 == CB 375.05 == MW 3438 ≈ U+554BCHOI1 interjection; fie

    Source

    30.11RSIndex

    UTC00431

    Cowles 4279 == MW 3602 ≈ U+6D1E DUNG6 to see through; a cave

    Source

    30.9RSIndex

    UTC00432

    MW 3708b ≈ U+9370 WAAN4 a metal ringSource

    167.11RSIndex

    UTC00438

    MW 3854d ≈ U+60A0 YAU4 distant, far-reachingSource

    61.10RSIndex

    UTC00446

    Cowles 515 == MW 253 CHI1 glutinous, sticky ≈ U+9ED0

    Source

    30.11RSIndex

    11/1/2006 16

  • UTC00447

    Fenn 21.13 ≈ U+8517 ZHE1 sugar-caneSource

    140.14RSIndex

    UTC00450

    Cowles 1915 == MW 1026 ≈ U+8804 KAM4 a toad/spider

    Source

    142.13RSIndex

    UTC00452

    Cowles 2149 ≈ U+56B9 U+21148 LA3 a particle implying urgency or completion

    Source

    30.49RSIndex

    UTC00453

    Cowles 2220 ≈ U+7C15 LAK6 thorn, brambleSource

    140.11RSIndex

    UTC00454

    Cowles 2560 MA4 sesamum; this is clearly a variant of U+8534

    Source

    140.13RSIndex

    11/1/2006 17

  • UTC00455

    Cowles 2632 == MW 1787 == CB 377.09 ≈ U+64DDMANG3 to pull, pluck

    Source

    30.11RSIndex

    UTC00465

    Cowles 3820 ≈ U+52E2 SAI3 power, authority, forceSource

    19.11RSIndex

    UTC00469

    Cowles 4883 ≈ U+8438 YU4 sumacSource

    140.6RSIndex

    UTC00472

    Lau 1293 ≈ U+8CFA JAAN6 to earn moneySource

    154.16RSIndex

    UTC00473

    Fenn 67.06 (preferred form!) == Lau 1465, a clear Z-variant of U+76F4

    Source

    109.3RSIndex

    11/1/2006 18

  • UTC00474

    Lau 1467, a clear Z-variant of U+690DSource

    75.8RSIndex

    UTC00475

    Lau 1580 ≈ U+947D JYUN to drillSource

    167.15RSIndex

    UTC00476

    Lau 1581 ≈ U+947D JYUN to drillSource

    167.17RSIndex

    UTC00477

    Lau 1653 (index form) KAM2 to cover

    If it weren't for the definition and pronunciation, I'd say this was just a Z-variant of U+519A

    Source

    14.8RSIndex

    UTC00479

    Fenn 64.06 QIAN2 cash, a variant of UTC 1 and U+9322

    Source

    4.2RSIndex

    11/1/2006 19

  • UTC00480

    Lau 2317 == CB 346.03 ≈ U+8D17 NGAAN6 counterfeit, false

    Source

    154.12RSIndex

    UTC00486

    From the cover of my Chu Nom dictionary, used as the "chu" part of "chu nom" and hence a synonym forU+5B57

    Source

    40.8RSIndex

    UTC00487

    MW 3370 CHIN2 cash, yet another variant of UTC 1 and U+9322

    Source

    4.2RSIndex

    UTC00493

    MW 282d ≈ U+7FB6 JIN1 frowsy, rank

    I'm not at all sure about the RS value here; the shapeis definitely what MW has, however

    Source

    24.13RSIndex

    UTC00494

    MW 866a ≈ U+8ABC YI6 related, proper

    I'm not entirely sure of the glyph here, since neither form is in the RS index, but I believe this is correct

    Source

    149.12RSIndex

    11/1/2006 20

  • UTC00495

    MW 1827f ≈ U+982B MIN5 to have an audience

    This form isn't in the RS index under 154.6, so I maybe misidentifying the glyph, but the glyph definitely looks like this

    Source

    154.6RSIndex

    UTC00503

    *sheesh* This one looks too familiar to be believed. I'm going to kick myself when I remember it. This looks like a variant of U+617C, based on appearance,Stimson's RS index (61.11, not 61.10), definition, andpronunciation, but the glyph is significantly different

    Source

    61.10RSIndex

    UTC00508

    Fenn 92.08 CHOU3 to look at ≈ U+77C1Source

    109.10RSIndex

    UTC00520

    Shangwu 123.04 ≈ U+9762Source

    30.5RSIndex

    UTC00523

    CB 358.05 358.06 JO2 aspect marker, completed action

    This is just a variant of U+5528

    Source

    30.7RSIndex

    11/1/2006 21

  • UTC00531

    Fenn 136.08 ≈ U+98A8 FENG1 windSource

    16.3RSIndex

    UTC00536

    Fenn 139.03 ≈ U+4F5B FO2 BuddhaSource

    9.17RSIndex

    UTC00539

    Fenn 148.07 167P HAN4 Chinese

    I can't believe we don't already have this one

    Source

    140.8RSIndex

    UTC00547

    Stimson 7.101 ≈ U+4FDC peng lonelySource

    9.9RSIndex

    UTC00553

    CB 376.06 ≈ UTC 356Source

    30.11RSIndex

    11/1/2006 22

  • UTC00555

    Fenn deserves to be shot for this bizarre variant of U+4F1A (209.04)

    Source

    9.4RSIndex

    UTC00567

    Fenn 241.02 KAN4 to look at ≈ U+770B

    Yet another bizarre y-variant from Fenn

    Source

    109.5RSIndex

    UTC00572

    CB 386.04 BE6 final particle; this is probably just a variant of U+568A

    Source

    30.14RSIndex

    UTC00580

    Fenn 286.11 ≈ U+89BD LAN3 to look atSource

    147.8RSIndex

    UTC00582

    Fenn 299.05 ≈ U+6B77 LI4 take place, past, historySource

    61.12RSIndex

    11/1/2006 23

  • UTC00592

    Fenn 358.04 NEN4 tender ≈ U+5AE9, U+5AF0Source

    38.9RSIndex

    UTC00593

    Fenn 359.01 ≈ U+80FD NENG2 ability, talentSource

    130.7RSIndex

    UTC00595

    Fenn 430.07 ≈ U+5AC2 SAO3 elder brother's wifeSource

    38.10RSIndex

    UTC00608

    Fenn 507.05 ≈ U+7B49 DENG3 to waitSource

    140.6RSIndex

    UTC00616

    Fenn 559.12 ≈ U+8EA5 CUAN1 to leap, jump, pranceSource

    187.18RSIndex

    11/1/2006 24

  • UTC00619

    CB 399.08 ME1 to carry on the back (y-variant of U+5B6D)

    Source

    39.9RSIndex

    UTC00620

    CB 399.07 ME1 to carry on the back (z-variant of U+2197C, y-variant of U+5B6D)

    Source

    39.9RSIndex

    UTC00626

    CB 401.09 YAN6 sharp; this is clearly a variant of U+5C7B, although both occur independently in the same source

    Source

    46.4RSIndex

    UTC00627

    CB 401.08 YAN6 sharp; the glyph here is less than certain, because it looks in CB like a standard Z-variant of U+5C7B. The character intended is either ay-variant of U+5C7B (as with the glyph here) or a z-variant

    Source

    46.3RSIndex

    UTC00641

    Fenn 644.07 645.06 ≈ U+8207 與 YU2 particle of query, exclamation

    Source

    55.2RSIndex

    11/1/2006 25

  • UTC00658

    Fenn 32.10 421K ≈ U+8640, U+9F4F, U+2718C, U+27171 ZHI1 a leek

    I should re-evaluate this one, as it may be U+27171or U+2718C, but the glyphs are subtly different

    Source

    140.23RSIndex

    UTC00663

    Fenn 153.07≈ U+8861 HENG2 balance, measure, weigh

    Source

    144.11RSIndex

    UTC00668

    Xiandai Hanyu Cidian 832.08, SC form of U+5D19

    Email from [email protected], 4 June 2004

    Source

    46.4RSIndex

    UTC00669

    Xiandai Hanyu Cidian 1282.05, SC form of U+7A68

    Email from [email protected], 4 June 2004

    Source

    115.11RSIndex

    UTC00674

    XHC 1282.02 TUI2 SC form of U+96A4Source

    170.9RSIndex

    11/1/2006 26

  • UTC00675

    XHC 1346.18 XI1 SC form of U+8B46Source

    149.12RSIndex

    UTC00676

    XHC 1653.06 ZHUAN4 SC form of U+8B54Source

    149.12RSIndex

    UTC00677

    XHC 391.04 FU3 SC form of U+982BSource

    181.6RSIndex

    UTC00678

    XHC 532.08 HU2 SC form of U+992CSource

    184.9RSIndex

    UTC00679

    XHC 1673.02 ZONG1 SC form of U+9A23Source

    187.9RSIndex

    11/1/2006 27

  • UTC00680

    XHC 1363.05 SC form of U+9DB1Source

    196.10RSIndex

    UTC00687

    HYDZD 20920.050, which IMHO is not a z-variant of U+5B9C

    Source

    40.4RSIndex

    UTC00728

    CB 451.07 PA4 chin (y-variant of U+26629)Source

    130.5RSIndex

    UTC00733

    CB 453.09 CHEUN1 egg, ovum, a y-variant of U+81A5

    Source

    130.11RSIndex

    UTC00777

    HYDZD 31707.010 xuán

    This is currently unified with U+6ECB, but the HYDZDtreats it as distinct in pronunciation and meaning (viz., as a y-variant of U+7386), so it should be separated

    Source

    85.10RSIndex

    11/1/2006 28

  • UTC00789

    CB 457.06 goeng2 koeng2 roots (variant of U+8503)Source

    140.12RSIndex

    UTC00792

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00793

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00794

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00795

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    11/1/2006 29

  • UTC00796

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00797

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00798

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00799

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00800

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    11/1/2006 30

  • UTC00802

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00803

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00804

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00805

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00806

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    11/1/2006 31

  • UTC00807

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00808

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00809

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00812

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00814

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    11/1/2006 32

  • UTC00815

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00818

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00819

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00820

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00821

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    11/1/2006 33

  • UTC00825

    Source

    RSIndex

    UTC00826

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00827

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00828

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    UTC00831

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    11/1/2006 34

  • UTC00833

    Wenlin variant form used for glyph compositionSource

    RSIndex

    11/1/2006 35