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- 孰ジュク、いずれ、たれwhich, how, who
- 哪ダ、ナwhich? where? how?
- 潘ハンwater in which rice has been washed
- 郯タンname of a small ancient principality which was situated in what is now part of Shantung and Kiangsu
- 棻フンkind of wood from which perfume is made
- 汜シ、イ、かわstream which leaves the main branch then later returns
- 蒯カイ、ケrush, of which various things are made
- 笮サク、シャク、せま.いboards which support tiles on roof
- 邾チュ、シュfeudal state which existed BC 700-469, now in Shandong
- 芿ジョウ、ニョウgrass which has been cut and re-grown, wild grass
- 鷁ゲキwaterfowl which flies high but not against the wind
- 坫テン、チン、さかいstand on which to replace goblets after drinking
- 檾ケイ、キョウ、いちびgrassy plant with fibres from which cloth is made
- 蘧ク、キョplant which resembles wheat but has no edible grain
- 蟫イン、タン、ドン、しみthe insect, commonly known as the silver-fish, which destroys books, clothing, etc.
- 崦エンmountain in Kansu, where there is a cave into which the sun is said to sink at night
- 弮ケン、いしゆみ、ま.がる、まきcross-bow which discharged several bolts in succession
- 滫シュウ、シュ、とぎじるwater in which rice has been boiled
- 獯クンtribe of Scythians which invaded China during the Hsia dynasty
- 筁キョク、コク、かいこの.すbamboo frame on which silkworms spin their cocoons
- 蝥ボウ、ム、メウ、ブfly which is used similarly to cantharides
- 蟊ボウ、ム、ねきりむしfly which is used similarly to cantharides
- 衈ジ、ニthe blood of a sacrificial fowl which was sprinkled on the doors and vessels
- 衩サイ、シャ、サthe open seam of a garment which allows freedom of movement
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