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What is "zuo'erdaor" and "左耳刀儿"? Both get 0 Google hits. They are in the Chinese section but the romanization doesn't look like pinyin and has too many syllables for one character anyway. — Hippietrail 07:46, 10 Jul 2004 (UTC)

左耳刀儿 is the name of the radical, like こざと(へん), -daor is 儿化 (erhua). 儿 is sometimes combined, and de-syllabicated for diminutive or to distinguish a part of speach.

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