媮
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Meaning: improper
💡 Think 'thief' (tōu rhymes with 'thief') acting improperly.
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Character Story & Explanation
In a bustling Shanghai market, a vendor whispers '媮' (tōu) about a competitor selling knockoffs. This rare character means 'improper' or 'illicit,' often describing stolen or morally dubious actions. It combines 女 (woman) and 俞 (consent), hinting at impropriety. Though not common, it appears in classical texts and modern warnings against greed.
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