Template:zh-no-solo

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Template for Hanzi characters to indicate that a particular sense is no longer used on its own.

Example

Definitions for Etymology 1 of 兒: 

# {{zh-no-solo}} ]
  1. ⁜ child

Difference between this template and Template:zh-obsolete

Obsolete sense as a 'stand-alone character' in modern standard Chinese. May be preserved in compounds and idiomatic expressions.

Obsolete sense in Modern Standard Chinese — may be preserved in fossilised compounds and expressions or other varieties of Chinese.

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