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Does 窶 form compounds? Jisho and another dictionary I checked has no compounds
listed, and I know they are Japanese and not Chinese. I think it germinates a
series of potentially offensive political terms? If so, thank you for
introducing these concepts to me because I am totally ignorant of them.
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窶 use in compound words
According to several sources including
[this](https://blog.goo.ne.jp/syuusyuu9701/e/69119e906058b6c45ad8a4c10b42a976),
it forms several compounds:

  * 甌窶（おうろう）
  * 貧窶（ひんく／ひんる）
  * 窶国（くこく）
  * 窶困（くじん）

But these are very rare and only kanji maniacs will need them. This kanji
itself means "poverty" or "emaciation", so theoretically it can form some
negative derogatory compound, but I know no real example. It may have been
used actively in the past or in some country outside Japan.
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