<p>I have an online tool that does more or less what you want (and more).  It is based on the Unihan database, and links to it.</p>

<p>Here is an example with <a href="http://sungnyemun.org/cgi-bin/otmb.cgi?x=m%20xiang1" rel="nofollow noreferrer">xiang1</a>.</p>

<p>It is a bit clunky -- I wrote it a long time ago, and there's a few design bugs.</p>

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dda
<p>Is there a pinyin chart which links to a dictionary? I can only find charts that link to audio files for pronunciation.</p>

<p>My goal is to see in one page all the characters that have the same pronunciation, e.g. xiāng, 相香箱. Preferably having a link to dictionary entries. Pleco doesn't care when I type the accented English vowel, and it lists all entries with the same spelling and any tone.</p>

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2017-05-29T00:57:31.870Z
小马词典：e.g. http://www.xiaoma.info/spy.php?py=xiang&fpy=xiang, http://www.xiaoma.info/spy.php?py=xi%C4%81ng&fpy=xi%C4%81ng, xiang1 will also work
user6065
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2017-05-29T05:00:33.570Z
With Pleco, you should type `xiang1`, not `xiāng`, and you will get what you’re after (just not in a chart.)
Ming
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2017-05-29T05:26:56.530Z
What Ming said + you can use zhuyin if you prefer xiang would be ㄒㄧㄤ - but then again first tone is not really noted so it might be harder to find all first tones this way
Mou某
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2017-05-30T02:02:37.070Z
Thanks @Ming! Not sure why I didn't think to try that! That is very helpful. Still wish I had it in the form of a clickable pinyin chart though, surprised there isn't a web page with that. Maybe I'll try to make one.
jdods
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Pinyin chart which links to dictionary
# Pinyin chart which links to dictionary

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-05-29)

Is there a pinyin chart which links to a dictionary? I can only find charts that link to audio files for pronunciation.

My goal is to see in one page all the characters that have the same pronunciation, e.g. xiāng, 相香箱. Preferably having a link to dictionary entries. Pleco doesn't care when I type the accented English vowel, and it lists all entries with the same spelling and any tone.

**Tags:** pinyin, dictionary

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: 小马词典：e.g. http://www.xiaoma.info/spy.php?py=xiang&fpy=xiang, http://www.xiaoma.info/spy.php?py=xi%C4%81ng&fpy=xi%C4%81ng, xiang1 will also work  
> **username_2**: With Pleco, you should type `xiang1`, not `xiāng`, and you will get what you’re after (just not in a chart.)  
> **username_3**: What username_2 said + you can use zhuyin if you prefer xiang would be ㄒㄧㄤ - but then again first tone is not really noted so it might be harder to find all first tones this way  
> **username_0**: Thanks @username_2! Not sure why I didn't think to try that! That is very helpful. Still wish I had it in the form of a clickable pinyin chart though, surprised there isn't a web page with that. Maybe I'll try to make one.  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2017-05-29. Score: 1

I have an online tool that does more or less what you want (and more). It is based on the Unihan database, and links to it.

Here is an example with [xiang1](http://sungnyemun.org/cgi-bin/otmb.cgi?x=m%20xiang1).

It is a bit clunky -- I wrote it a long time ago, and there's a few design bugs.


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