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Originally Posted by KyleGoetz
Is anyone familiar with a kanji that looks like 胖 except that the right half is 半 instead? I'm trying to help a friend whose mother had a Chinese name created for her years and years ago when they lived in China. If I could just TYPE the kanji, I could check online Chinese dictionaries myself. I'm hoping a Japanese person (or one of the Chinese speaking people here) is aware of this kanji (unless it's Chinese only—then let's call it a hanzi).
I can't find it in my dictionaries with 半 but only with the similar-looking right half.
Thanks! To me it looks like 月＋半 rather than using にくづき.
Even if you don't know it, can you type it for me? I can't find it online, I don't know the reading, and I can't get it to appear with the handwriting input.
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I do not think the kanji/hanzi you described exists in Japanese, at least not currently.
What are you looking at for your description? A handwritten hanzi or an oral explanation of the components? Also, do you have the pinyin?