Read Edit View history 夔 kuí one-legged monster Origin Definitions Defs Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 夔 kuí mythical monster (bound form) a one-legged creature from ancient mythology resembling a dragon; an omen of drought Kui (bound form) a legendary official under emperors Yao and Shun, credited with inventing music and dance Kuizhou (bound form) an ancient place name referring to 夔州 kuízhōu, located in the modern-day Chongqing area surname a Chinese surname State of Kui (bound form) a state during the Zhou Dynasty located in modern-day Zigui, Hubei Province; later extinguished by Chu Cross-References See 夔州 kuízhōuReferenced by 夔龙 kuílóng Frequency Character Written text 4,330th most common 2.07 per million Word Written text 0.761 per million Details Strokes 21 Unicode U+5914 Sources Frequency data MTSU Chinese text computingBCC Corpus (BLCU)
夔 kuí mythical monster (bound form) a one-legged creature from ancient mythology resembling a dragon; an omen of drought Kui (bound form) a legendary official under emperors Yao and Shun, credited with inventing music and dance Kuizhou (bound form) an ancient place name referring to 夔州 kuízhōu, located in the modern-day Chongqing area surname a Chinese surname State of Kui (bound form) a state during the Zhou Dynasty located in modern-day Zigui, Hubei Province; later extinguished by Chu