中 central / center, middle / in the midst of / hit (target) / attain 尉 officer, military rank | Gb | Big5 | Eng | Rad | Mega | Triple | Multilingual |
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| 尉 + | 尉 + + | officer, military rank | 寸 | 尉 | Inch 尉 (OFFIZIER) 【◎Fix:◎wei4;◎yu4】 | + |
Hauptmann (S, Mil) [shang4 wei4] 
上尉 Kavalleriehauptmann (Gesch) [qi2 du1 wei4] 骑都尉 Korporal (S) [xiao4 wei4] 校尉 Kreis Lopnur (Provinz Xinjiang, China) (Eig, Geo) [yu4 li2 xian4] 尉犁县 Leutnant (S) [shao4 wei4] 少尉 Offizier (S)beruhigen (V) [wei4] 尉 Offiziere unterer Rangstufen [wei4 guan1] 尉官 Tingwei - Justizminister (Beamtentitel der 秦Qin2-Zeit) (Eig, Gesch) [ting2 wei4] 廷尉 Warrant Officer (S, Mil) [zhun3 wei4] 准尉 Weishi (Ort in Henan) (Eig, Geo) [wei4 shi4] 尉氏 Yuchi (Eig, Fam) [yu4 chi2] 尉迟 Yuchi Gong (einer der Türhüter, die auf Yamentüren abgebildet sind) (Eig, Rel)Yuchi Jingde (尉遲敬德) (585-658), formal name Yuchi Gong (尉遲恭) but went by the courtesy name of Jingde, formally Duke Zhongwu of E (鄂忠武公), was a general of the Chinese dynasty Tang Dynasty whose bravery later caused him to be incorporated into Chinese folk religion as a door god, along with Qin Shubao. (Wikipedia) (Eig) [yu4 chi2 gong1] 尉迟恭 Yuli (Ort in Xinjiang) (Eig, Geo) [yu4 li2] 尉犁