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坼 Kanji Character
Unicode (Hex): 0577C
UTF-8 (Hex): E59DBC
Shift-JIS (Hex): 8868
Unicode (HTML): 坼
CJK Unified Ideographs (0x04E00-0x09FFF)
Definition:Split, tear, open
Pronunciation(s):Cantonese: Caak-3
Japanese Kun: Sakeru, Wakareru, Hiraku, Sakeme
Japanese On: Taku, Chaku
Korean: Thak

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