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Radicals 1-5 ¤@ Æ¿ÆÀ¤A
¤@
[w] i. [p] yi. [k] il. [j] ichi. (1) One. The number one, the first.
(2) To become one; to be the same. (3) Once. (4) For once, for a first
time, as a first attempt. (5) All of a sudden.
¤@¤U [w] i-hsia. [p] yixia. [k] ilha. [j] ikka. To give one time.
¤@Ó¥bÓ [w] i-k'o-fan-k'o. [p] yikefanke. [k] ilgaepangae. [j]
ichigohango. A particle; the very least.
¤@¤Á [w] i-ch'ieh. [p] yiqie.[k] ilch'e. [j] issai. All, the whole,
everything.
¤@¦V [w] i-hsiang. [p] yixiang. [k] ilhyang. [j] ikko. (1) Earnestly;
to be one-pointed, wanting nothing else besides that being attended
to. Fervently, intently. (2) Wholly, entirely, completely. Thoroughly,
as far as possible. (4) One-sidedly, only.
¤@¤v [w] i-chi. [p] yiji. [k] ilgi. [j] ikko. Only, myself. In
Confucian philosophical works, usually refers to the fact that the
whole universe forms a single body with oneself.
¤@¤è [w] i-fang. [p] yifang. [k] ilbang. [j] ippo. (1) One side, one
hand. (2) The other side, the other party. (3) In the meantime,
meanwhile. (4) Greatly.
¤@´Â [w] i-ch'ao. [p] yichao. [k] ilcho. [j] iccho. Overnight; in a
day. In a short time.
¤@²§ [w] i-i. [p] yiyi. [k] iri. [j] ichi-i. One and many; sameness
and difference.
¤@Æ⤠¡@¡@"To shoot only one of five boars"--the hunting of the jen
man. From the ¸ÖÆâ, ¥l«n. [Moro vol. 1, p. 51c]
¤B
[w] ting, cheng. [p] ding, zheng. [k] chong. [j] tei, cho. (1) 4th;
counter for gems, tools, leaves or cakes of something; an even number.
(2) Strong, flourishing. (3) A 20-year old man. (4) The fourth
calendar sign. (5) assign, put, hit, meet. (6) A public official. (7)
A city block.
¤C
[w] ch'i [k] ch'il. [p] qi. [j] shichi, nana. Seven; the number seven;
seventh.
¤CÆâ [w] ch'i-ch'iao. [p] qiqiao. [k] ch'ilkyu. [j] shichikyo. The
seven openings to the outside world (according to Chuang-tzu). Two
ears, two eyes, two nostrils and the mouth.
¤W
[w] shang. [p] shang. [k] sang. [j] jo. (1) Above, high place, top
part of something; a superior (king, emperor); excellent. (2) To be
above. (3) The one(s) above, a superior; the emperor. (4) To rise, go
up. To climb, to go up, ascend. (5) To add, to increase. To cause to
go up. (6) To consider superior, give high place to; to value, to
esteem, to respect, to honor. (7) To present (to a superior). (8) The
first of two or three parts, esp. of a book or chapter.
¤W¤U [w] shang-hsia. [p] shangxia. [k] sangha. [j] joka. Above and
below, superior and inferior, up and down; about, more or less. To go
up and come down. Raising and lowering, praising and blaming;
modulation, fluctuation.
¤W¤U¤å [w] shang-hsa-wen. [p] shangxiawen. [k] sanghamun. [j] jokabun.
The context.
¤Wº [w] shang-shou. [p] shangshou. [k] sangsu. [j] joshu. Most
excellent; most important. (2) The position of highest seat, or the
person of that position. Chief, leader, guide.
¤W±Ò [w] shang-ch'i. [p] shangqi. [k] sanggye. [j] jokei. To address
to the ruling court. To request to the emperor.
¤W´¦®Ñ [w] shang-ch'i-shu. [p] shangqishu. [k] sanggeso. [j]
shokeisho. "The above quoted text"; "ibid."
¤W®Ñ [w] shang-shu. [p] shangshu. [k] sangso. [j] josho. To offer
one's opinion in writing to the emperor or high official.
¤W¬É [w] shang-chieh. [p] shangjie. [k] sanggye. [j] jokai. "World
above." Where the Buddha lives. ¤Ñ¤W¬É. See a Buddhist technical
dictionary for more details.
¤U
[w] hsia. [p] xia. [k] ha. [j] ge, ka. (1) Below, down, underneath,
lesser, inferior. (2) To regard as lesser, inferior, etc. (3) Those
below; inferiors. (4) The later part, the end (for example, in a
text). The last of a series of two or three (books, chapters, etc.)
(4) to descend, fall, condescend. To cause to go down. (5) To take
down, to take off, lay down. (6) To issue (orders to an inferior).
¤U³¯ [w] hsia-chen. [p] xiazhen. [k] hajin. [j] kachin. The lower
ranks of (female) attendants in a great household.
¤T
[w] san. [p] san. [k] sam. [j] san. Three. The number three. Thrice;
three times. Several times, repeatedly.
¤T¥N [w] san-tai. [p] sandai. [k] samdae. [j] sandai. The Three
Dynasties: the Hsia ®L, Yin Æâ, and Chou ©P.
¤T¤½ [w] san-kung. [p] sangong. [k] samgong. [j] sanko. The "Three
Princes" or three important ministers to the emperor. (1) During the
Chou period, these were the ¤Ó®v, ¤Ó³Å and ¤Ó«O. (2) During the Former
Han: ¤j¥q®{, ¤j¥q°¨ and ¤j¥qªÅ. (3) During the Latter Han and T'ang,
¤Ó±L, ¤Ó¥q®{ and ¤ÓªÅ.
¤T±Ð [w] san-chiao. [p] sanjiao. [k] samgyo. [j] sankyo. The three
teachings of Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism.
¤T¬î [w] san-ch'iu. [p] sanqiu. [k] samch'u. [j] sanshu. (1) The three
months of Autumn. (2) Nine months.
¤Tºõ [w] san-kang. [p] sangang. [k] samgang. [j] sanko. The three
bonds of human society: those between ruler and subjects, father and
children and between husband and wife.
¤TÆâ [w] san-chin. [p] sanjin. [k] samjin. [j] sanjin. The "Three
Chins." The state of Chin occupied the southern half of the modern
province of Shansi and contiguous areas on the east and south in the
modern provinces of Hopei and Honan. For a time it rivaled the state
of Ch'i, and at the end of the 7th century BCE it held the hegemony.
In the year 453 BCE it broke up into three states, from west to east:
Han Áú, Wei Æâ , and Chao Æâ, which are referred to as the San Chin.
¤V
[w] chang. [p] zhang. [k] chang. [j] jo. (1) A unit of length, approx.
3.03 meters. (2) To measure land. (3) Length. (4) An elder. (5) A
crutch or cane.
¤V¤Ò [w] chang-fu. [p] zhangfu. [k] changbu. [j] jobu. (1) A manly
(brave) man. (2) A man of excellent abilities and/or character.
ÉE
[w] wan. [p] wan. [k] man. [j] man. See 140-9 Æâ.
Æâ
[w] wu. [p] wu. [k] ol. [j] gotsu. See 10-1
¤£
[w] pu. [p] bu. [k] pu. [j] fu. (1) Not, do not, is not, will not,
cannot. A negative.
¤£¤F [w] pu-liao. [p] buliao. [k] puryo. [j] furyo. (1) Not
understanding, not comprehending. (2) Something not clearly expressed.
Unmanifest. (3) Not comprehending the reason. (4) A fool.
¤£¤Î [w] pu-chi. [p] buji. [k] pulgup. [j] fugyu. Not adequate for;
unequal to; not reached.
¤£¥i±o [w] pu-k'o-te. [p] bukede. [k] pulgaduk. [j] fukatoku.
"Unobtainable," "Unknowable." That which cannot be known, no matter
how hard one seeks.
¤£¥i»¡ [w] pu-k'o-shuo. [p] bukeshuo. [k] pulgasol. [j] fukasetsu.
Inexplicable; inexpressible in words.
¤£¦p [w] pu-ju. [p] buru. [k] puyo. [j] funyo. Is not as good as; it
is better to.
¤£Æâ [w] pu-i. [p] buyi. [k] pui. [j] fui. Endless; without cessation.
¤£«äij [w] pu-ssu-i. [p] busiyi. [k] pusaui. [j] fushigi.
Inconceivable. That which is beyond contemplation or
conceptualization. Beyond linguistic expression.
¤£Æâ [w] pu-ying. [p] buying. [k] purung. [j] fuo. Incorrect.
Inapplicable. Unreasonable . ¤£Æâ [w] pu-ts'eng. [p] buceng. [k]
puchung. [j] fuso. Has not.
¤£Y [w] pu-jo. [p] buro. [k] puyak. [j] fujaku. To be not as good as,
to be inferior to.
¤£¿Ý [w] pu-yu. [p] buyu. [k] puye. [j] fuyo. Ill at ease, unwell,
sick, uncomfortable, troubled, anxious.
¤¡
[w] ch'ou. [p] chou. [k] ch'uk. [j] chu. (1) The Ox; the 2nd zodiacal
sign (of the twelve earth branches). (2) The hour of the Ox; 2 a.m.
¤¢
[w] kai. [p] gai. [k] kal, kae. [j] gai, kai. (1) To ask, request,
invite, beg. (2) To give, award, bestow, grant. (3) Beggar, begging.
¡@¡@ [w] mien. [p] mian. [k] myon. [j] ben, men. (1) To cover, hide,
conceal. Be invisible. (2) A rough-woven (bamboo) fence.¡@SGK 24c
¤þ
[w] ping. [p] bing. [k] pyong. [j] hei. (1) The third of the cycle of
ten celestial stems (t'ien-kan ¤Ñ¤z) ten calendar signs. (2) "Third"
or "C " (3) South. (4) Fire. (5) Clear, bright. (6) Strong, great.
¥C
[w] ch'iu. [p] qiu. [k] ku. [j] kyu. A hillock; Confucius' personal
name.
¥C³® [w] ch'iu-ling. [p] qiuling. [k] kurung. [j] kyuryo. A hillock, a
knoll.
¥B
[w] ch'ieh. [p] qie. [k] ch'a, cho. [j] sha, sho. (1) And, also, but
also. (2) Moreover, however. (3) Be about to; on the point of.
¥@
[w] shih. [p] shi. [k] se. [j] sei, se. (1) A world; the world. (2) A
generation, an age, an epoch; the people of the present generation.
(3) Hereditary. (4) Be in the world; mundane, secular. (5) In
Buddhism, the three worlds of past, present and future.
¥@«U [w] shih-su. [p] shisu. [k] sesok. [j] seizoku. The custom(s) of
the present generation (time); the fashion. Average people of the
present generation.
¥@®a [w] shih-chia. [p] shijia. [k] sega. [j] seika. A family that
holds high position for many generations. The term is used (in the
sense of Princely House) in the titles of chapters 31-60 of the Shih
Chi.
¥@¶¡ [w] shih-chien. [p] shijian. [k] segan. [j] seken. 'Secular
world.' The ideograph ¥@ means 'transient,' while the ideograph ¶¡
means 'within.' The people of the world; this world; sentient beings.
The customs of the secular world.
¥A
[w] p'i. [p] pi. [k] pi. [j] hi. (1) Great, distinguished. (2) To
receive. (3) Beginning, origin. (4) Austere, grave, solemn, stern.
¥à
[w] ch'eng. [p] cheng. [k] sung. [j] sho. (1) Assist, help. (2) To
receive help. (3) A chief minister.
Radical 2
Æâ
[w] ko. [p] ge. [k] ka. [j] ka. (1) Individual. (2) A general counter
for those things which have no specific counter (Ó, ºç). (3) A small
room.
¤¤
[w] chung. [p] zhong. [k] chung. [j] chu. (1) Center, middle. (2) In,
inside, within, internal. In the middle; the one in the middle. (3)
The second of three parts, esp. of a book or chapter. (4) Among. (5)
In East Asian philosophy, the "middle way [¤¤¹D]," referring to the
avoidance of extremes in thought or emotion. Thus, the correct way.
(6) To be, or to become "centered," physically, mentally and/or
emotionally.
¤¤¤s [w] Chung-shan. [p] Zhongshan. [k] Chungsan. [j] Chusan. The name
of a feudal state in the Chou period.
¤¤·½ [w] chung-yuan. [p] zhongyuan. [k] chungwon. [j] chugen. (1) The
Central Plain of China--the great northern plain through which the
Yellow River flows. (2) The central plain of Korea.
¤¤±e [w] Chung-yung. [p] Zhongyong. [k] Chungyong. [j] Chuyo. (1)
Usually rendered into English as the "Doctrine of the Mean."
Originally a chapter in the Li chi Æâ°O (Record of Rites), it was
selected by Chu Hsi ¦¶Æâ (1130-1200) to be one of the "Four Books" for
Confucian Study. This work discusses human nature, which is endowed by
heaven, and is revealed through the states of equilibrium and harmony,
which are themselves the "condition of the world," and the "universal
path." The profound discussion of these subjects in this book made it
attractive to Buddhists and Taoists, as well as Confucian scholars.
Also see the ideograph ±e (53-8).
¤¤¿³ [w] chung-hsing. [p] zhongxing. [k] chunghung. [j] chuko. A
revival; to flourish again.
¦ê
[w] ch'uan. [p] chuan. [k] kwan, ch'on. [j] kan. (1) Get used to;
become accustomed to. (2) To dig, bore, drill. Pierce through,
penetrate. (3) A string, a thread. (4) A bill; a note.
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¤Y
[w] wan. [p] wan. [k] hwan. [j] gan. (1) Pills. (2) Round, complete,
perfect, full. (3) Make round, round off.
¤¦
[w] tan. [p] dan. [k] tan. [j] tan. (1) Cinnabar. (2) In Chinese
(Taoist) alchemy, "cinnabar" refers to elixir. It is one of the three
fields of advancement in the practice of spiritual alchemy.
¥D
[w] chu. [p] zhu. [k] chu. [j] shu. (1) Lord, master, owner, host. A
ruler; to act as lord. (2) To value, to place importance on.
¥D¤W [w] chu-shang. [p] zhushang. [k] chusang. [j] shujo. Emperor,
ruler, lord.
¥D¥b [w] chupan. [p] zhuban. [k] chupan. [j] shuban. (1) Chief and
attendant; principal and secondary, host and guest. (2) The Buddha and
his bodhisattvas.
¥D®_ [w] chu-tsai. [p] zhuzai. [k] chujae. [j] shusai. Supervisor,
chairman, director, controller. Supervision, management.
¥D¤å [w] chu-wen. [p] zhuwen. [k] chumun. [j] shubun. A supervisor of
the ancient high-level civil service examinations. Same as ¥D¥q.
¥D¸q [w] chu-i. [p] zhuyi. [k] chuui. [j] shugi. An ideology, a
theory, a doctrine; an "-ism."
Radical 4 ¡@¡@ÆÀ
¤D
[w] nai. [p] nai. [k] nae. [j] nai, dai. (1) Then, so, then,
thereupon, consequently, whereupon, accordingly (shows that the event
expressed in the head clause follows in time that expressed in the
adjunct clause and usually implies that the second event is a result
or consequence of the first). (2) When the events that follow are
incompatible with those expressed by the adjunct clause, nai has
adversative force and can be translated "then however," or "but even.
(3) Stressing the identification of the subject with the nominal
predicate in distinction from other possibilities: indeed, really,
actually, is in fact, is none other then. (4) Your.
¤[
[w] chiu. [p] jiu. [k] ku. [j] kyu. (1) Length of time; for a long
time; to last a long time. (2) A long continuum.
¤[µø [w] chiu-shih. [p] jiushi. [k] kusi. [j] kyushi. Long life;
long-lived.
¤Ð
[w] jen. [p] ren. [k] im. [j] jin/nin. See 33-1.
Æâ
[w] yao. [p] yao. [k] yo. [j] yo. See 37-1.
¤§
[w] chih. [p] zhi. [k] chi. [j] shi. (1) Of. A possessive particle. In
modern Chinese, ªº; in Korean ui, in Japanese, no. (2) Personal
pronoun: he, she, it, this, that, these. (3) To arrive at; to go to.
(4) In regard to; syn. with ©ó.
¥E
[w] cha. [p] zha. [k] sa. [j] sa. (1) Quickly, hurriedly. (2)
Suddenly, unexpectedly. (2) At first; for the first time.
¥F
[w] fa. [p] fa. [k] p'ip. [j] bo. (1) Lacking; to be in want, not
enough; in vain. (2) To throw away. (3) To tire, become weary.
¥G
[w] hu. [p] hu. [k] ho. [j] ko. (1) An interrogative, a question mark.
(?). (2) Preposition: in, at, on, from, in regard to. [©ó, ¤_]. (3)
Exclamatory particle; expletive.
¦¶
[w] chu. [p] zhu. [k] chu. [j] shu. See 75-2.
««
[w] ch'ui. [k] su. [p] chui. [j] sui. see 32-5
Æâ
[w] ping. [p] bing. [k] pyong. [j] hei. See 115-3.
¨Ä
[w] kuai. [p] guai. [k] koe. [j] kai, ke. (1) To return. [©Ñ] (2)
Oppose, face, disagree with; be disparate from. [®t, Â÷] (3) Evil,
twisted. Mean, nasty, evil, wicked. [¨¸]
«
[w] chung. [p] zhong. [k] chung. [j] cho, ju. See 166-2
¼ (¼)
[w] ch'eng. [p] cheng. [k] sung. [j] jo. (1) To avail oneself of; to
ascend; to ride. (2) to multiply. (3) A team of four horses. (4) A
counter for vehicles. (5) Cart, vehicle (). (6) Annals, history,
records.
Radical 5¡@¡@¤A
¤A
[w] i. [p] yi. [k] ul. [j] otsu, itsu. (1) Second calendar sign. (2)
"B," the second, the latter. (3) A low sound or tone.
¤E
[w] chiu. [p] jiu. [k] ku. [j] kyu, ku. (1) Nine; the number nine;
nine times. (2) To collect.
¤Eë [w] chiu-ch'ing. [p] jiuqing. [k] kugyong. [j] kyukei. The nine
officials of the Chinese imperial government. Their titles differ
according to the dynastic period.
¤E®L [w] chiu-hsia. [p] jiuxia. [k] kuha. [j] kyuka. (1) The ninety
days of summer. (2) During the Chou period, the five kinds of musical
instruments used in the court.
¤E¦{ [w] chiu-chou. [p] jiuzhou. [k] kuchu. [j] kyushu. The Nine
Provinces. Early legends depict China as divided into nine provinces;
thus this term comes to refer to the whole country.
¤E¬u [w] chiu-ch'uan. [p] jiuquan. [k] kuch'on. [j] kyusen. The Nine
Springs, the nether regions where the lower, more material souls of
the dead reside. Sometimes called the Huang Ch'uan, the Yellow
Springs.
¤E•Ó [w] chiu-kao. [p] jiugao. [k] kugo. [j] kyuko. (1) The "nine
marshes" -hell, the underworld. (2) A deep swamp; a deep marshland. A
metaphor for a deep, distant place.
¤E•Ó¸V [p] jiugaoqin. [k] kugogum. [j] kyukokin. "A crane in a deep
marsh." From the Book of Odes. [Morohashi I, p. 360D].
¤EÆâ [w] chiu-ch'ou. [p] jiuchou. [k] kuchu. [j] kyuchu. Nine sets of
great laws for governing the world: ¤¦æ, ¤¨Æ, ¤K¬F, ¤¬ö, ¬Ó·¥,
¤T¼w, ½]ºÃ, ±f¼x and ¤ºÖ. Chi-tzu ºß¤l named these in answer to the
question by ªZ¤ý of the Chou.
¤^
[w] ch'i. [p] qi. [k] kol. [j] kitsu. To pray for; to beg for. To beg
for alms.
¤]
[w] yeh. [p] ye. [k] ya. [j] ya. (1) An initial particle; and, even,
also, besides, still. (2) A final particle, sometimes coupled with
other particles for intensity. (3) In the middle of sentences, it
often appears at the conjunction of correlated clauses, indicating a
pause for emphasis.
¨Å
[w] ju. [p] ru. [k] yu. [j] nyu. (1) Breasts. (2) To suckle. (3)
Breasts, nipples. (4) Young, sucklings. (5) To raise, take care of.
(6) Parents.
°®
[w] kan, ch'ien. [p] gan, qian. [k] kan, kon. [j] kan, ken. (1) Dry,
dried up, dry up. (2) Clear, exhausted. (3) In name only. (4) Sky,
heaven. (5) Prince, ruler, emperor. (6) The NW direction. (7) The
first hexagram (pure yang). (8) Strong, powerful.
¶Ã (¶Ã)
[w] luan. [p] luan. [k] ran. [j] ran. (1) To cause disorder; to
disarrange. (2) To be disorderly, confused, reckless. Disorder,
disturbance, agitation; revolution. (3) Disordered, disturbed,
agitated, confused, haphazard. (4) A scattered mind. The opposite of
concentration or samadhi [©w].
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Dictionary of Classical Chinese
Radicals 6-10 ÆÁ ¤G ÆÂ ¤H Æâ
Radical 6¡@¡@ÆÁ
ÆÁ
[w] chueh, kou. [p] jue. [k] kwol. [j] ketsu. (1) The shape of hook
that bends just above the bottom. (2) A hook or barb. (3) To mark off.
¤F [w] liao. [p] liao. [k] ryo. [j] ryo. (1) To acknowledge, to
cognize, to understand, to know. (2) Opinion, view. (3) To awaken to,
to apprehend. (4) Finish, complete, get through with. At length,
finally, in the end.
¤F¸q [w] liao-i. [p] liaoyi. [k] ryoui. [j] ryogi. A clear matter or
principle, that whose meaning is clearly understood. A fully explained
teaching.
¤F¹F [w] liao-ta. [p] liaoda. [k] ryotal. [j] ryodatsu. (1) Awakening,
enlightenment. (2) To put to an end; finish, complete, do away with.
¤©
[w] yu. [p] yu. [k] yo. [j] yo. (1) I, me. (2) To grant, to confer.
(3) Previously, already.
¨Æ
[w] shih. [p] shi. [k] sa. [j] ji. (1) To serve; to do things for (a
superior). (2) Service, occupation. An affair, a matter, an activity,
an undertaking, business. (2) To serve (a superior). The graphs ¥v,
¦O, ¨Ï, and ¨Æ are variants of a single early form in which a hand is
holding some object. Therefore the words are related in meaning and
sound. Matter, affair, manifest phenomena; concrete.
¨Æ±¡ [w] shih-ch'ing. [p] shiqing. [k] sajong. [j] jijo. The way it
is; the truth; the order of things; the progress of the situation.
Radical 7¡@¡@¤G
¤G
[w] erh. [p] er. [k] i. [j] ni. Two, second. Twice.
¤_
[w] yu. [p] yu. [k] u. [j] u. (1) Here. (2) In, at, on, from, to (©ó,
¥G), concerning. (3) To go. (4) To do, to undertake.
¤_¤_ [w] yuyu. [p] yuyu. [k] u-u. [j] u-u. (1) Complete ignorance. (2)
Full satisfaction; completion. (3) To nap; to doze. (4) Much suffering
and toil.
¤¸
[w] yuan. [p] yuan. [k] won. [j] gen. See 10-2
¤«
[w] ching. [p] jing. [k] chong. [j] sei/sho. (1) A well. A regular
division of a piece of arable land into nine equal parts. (2)
Marketplace, town. (3) The name of a particular star. (4) I-Ching
hexagram number forty-eight: "the Well."
¤«¤« [w] ching-ching. [p] jingjing. [k] chongjong. [j] seisei.
Orderly, systematic, regular. shad394
¤ª
[w] yun. [p] yun. [k] un. [j] un. (1) To say, says, said. He said. .
.; generally used to introduce a quotation within direct discourse.
(2) It is said . . ., we may say . . .¡@[Æâ, ¨¥]
¤ª¤ª [w] yunyun. [p] yunyun. [k] unun. [j] unun. (1) And so forth. . .
Marks the end of a citation.
¤ª¦ó [p] yunhe. [k] unha. [j] unga. Why is it? Why (what) do you
think? This form is usually used by a person of higher status
directing a question at a person of lower status.
¤ªº¸ [w] yun-erh. [p] yuner. [k] un'i. [j] unji. " . . . as stated
above . . ."
¤¬
[w] hu. [p] hu. [k] o. [j] go. Mutually, together, each other.
¤
[w] wu. [p] wu. [k] o. [j] go. The number five.
¤Û [w] wu-lun. [p] wulun. [k] oryun. [j] gorin. The five
relationships. Between: prince and minister, father and son, husband
and wife, siblings, friends.
¤¤º [p] wunei. [k] o-ne [j] gonai. See ¤Æâ.
¤¥N [w] wu-tai. [p] wudai. [k] odae. [j] godai. The Five Dynasties.
The period 907-960 when five abortive attempts were made to set up a
successor state to the T'ang empire in north China. Stability was
finally achieved with the establishment of the Sung empire in 960.
¤±` [w] wu-ch'ang. [p] wuchang. [k] osang. [j] gojo. The five
constants in human relationships (Confucianism): jen (¤¯), i (¸q), li
(Æâ), chih (´¼) and hsin («H). (2) Also see ¤Û.
¤±Ð [w] wu-chiao. [p] wujiao. [k] okyo. [j] gokyo. "Five Teachings"
In Confucianism, five ways of proper interaction in human
relationships: righteousness ¸q, compassion ·O, friendship ¤Í, respect
®¥, and filial piety §µ.
¤Æâ [w] wu-ching. [p] wujing. [k] ogyong. [j] gokyo. A group of
canonical books, the Five Classics. This canon was authorized by the
emperor in 51 BCE and included the Book of Poems ¸ÖÆâ, the Book of
Documents ®ÑÆâ, the Book of Changes ©öÆâ, the Spring and Autumn Annals
¬K¬î, and the Record of Ritual Æâ°O.
¤Æâ [w] wu-tsang. [p] wucang. [k] ojang. [j] gozo. The five viscera.
The heart, lungs, liver, kidneys and stomach. Also called the ¤¤º .
¤Æâ [w] wutsang. [p] wucang. [k] ojang. [j] gozo. See ¤Æâ.
¤ºÖ [w] wu-fu. [p] wufu. [k] obok. [j] gofuku. Five blessings: to
live a long life; to have wealth; not to suffer from sickness or
calamity; to enjoy morality; to fulfill one's destiny.
¤Æâ [w] wu-t'i. [p] wuti. [k] och'e. [j] gotai. 'Five parts of the
body.' Two knees, two elbows, and the head. (2) The whole body.
¥å
[w] keng. [p] gen. [k] kung. [j] ko. (1) To extend, to spread. (2)
Universally. (3) To cross over, pass through. (5) Length. An extreme
limit. (2) To range, reach, extend, last, cover, be spread over. (3)
To fill. (5) Connected.
¥å¥j [w] keng-ku. [p] genggu. [k] kunggo. [j] koko. From ancient times
to the present. An eternity.
¥å
[w] hsuan. [p] xuan. [k] son, hwan. [j] sen, kan/zen, gan. (1) [son,
sen] To seek, ask for, call for, request, demand. (2) To spread, lay
out, cover, display. (3) [hwan, kan] Brave.
¨È (¨È)
[w] ya. [p] ya. [k] a. [j] a. (1) The next; the second. (2) Inferior,
secondary. (3) Term of address between sons-in-law of a family. (4) A
transliteration of foreign "ah" sounds. (5) Asia.
¨È¸t [w] ya-sheng. [p] yasheng. [k] asong. [j] asei. "Sages of the
second level," or "not quite sages," "worthies." A term referring to
men such as Mencius and Yen-hui who were thought to be excellent, but
not quite at the level of sagehood.
«E
[w] chi. [p] ji. [k] kuk, kui. [j] kyoku, ki. (1) Rapid, speedy,
prompt, quick, fast. (2) Busy, hurried, restless, flurried. (3) To
end, terminate. Be at extremes, in a dilemma. (4) Often, repeatedly.
(5) Revise, renew, renovate.
Radical 8 ¡@¡@ ÆÂ
ÆÂ
[w] t'ou. [p] tou. [k] tu. [j] to. Meaning unclear.
¤`
[w] wang. [p] wang. [k] mang. [j] mo. To kill, to destroy, to lose, to
do away with. To die. To be non-existent. [µL]
¤`¨« [w] wang-tsou. [p] wangzou. [k] mangju. [j] moso. To run away.
¤®
[w] k'ang. [p] kang. [k] hang. [j] ko. (1) High spirits. (2) The
throat or neck. (3) Overbearing, violent, strong. (4) to oppose, to
attack. (5) High; to climb up.
¤»
[w] liu. [p] liu. [k] yuk. [j] roku. See 12-2
¥æ
[p] jiao. [w] chiao. [k] kyo. [j] ko. (1) Intercourse; to join, to
intertwine; to associate; to mingle with. Adjoining, to engage; to
cross, to interlock; to have relations with. To communicate. (2) To
exchange, to bargain, to barter. (3) To commit to; to hand to. (4)
Relations.
¥æ¹ý[p] jiaoche. [k] kyoch'ol. [j] kyotetsu. Interfusion,
interpenetration.
¥ç
[w] i. [p] yi. [k] yok. [j] yaku. (1) Also, and, too, besides,
likewise, further, moreover. (2) Indeed, truly. At the beginning of a
sentence it often serves as an auxiliary word which is difficult to
render into English.
¥è
[w] hai. [p] hai. [k] hae. [j] kai, gai. (1) The 12th zodiac sign. The
hog. (2) 9-11 p.m. (3) North-northwest.
¦ë
[w] heng. [p] heng. [k] hyong. [j] ko. To pass through; to penetrate,
permeate. [p] xiang. [w] hsiang. [k] hyang. [j] kyo. To advance, to
persevere, to be successful. [p] peng. [w] p'eng. [k] p'eng. [j] ho.
To cook, to boil.
¨É
[w] hsiang. [p] xiang. [k] hyang. [j] kyo. (1) To receive, to enjoy.
(2) To present offerings in a sacrifice; to accept a sacrificial
offering.
¨Ê
[w] ching. [p] jing. [k] kyong. [j] kyo. (1) Metropolis, capital. (2)
A hill. (3) Large, great, flourishing.
¨Ê½B [w] ching-chi. [p] jingji. [k] kyonggi [j] kyoki. The area close
to the capital. The capital.
«F
[w] t'ing. [p] ting. [k] chong. [j] tei. (1) To settle; form a
settlement. (2) A settlement; an administrative district. In the Han
and Ch'in dynasties, 10 li ¨½formed a t'ing «F and 10 t'ing formed a
hsiang ¶m. (3) A traveler's rest-station; a stopping-over place. An
inn. (4) To stay overnight; to stop.
«Fªø [w] t'ing-chang. [p] tingzhang. [k] chongjang. [j] teicho. A
local official in the Ch'in-Han period responsible for public safety
in a t'ing.
«G
[w] liang. [p] liang. [k] yang. [j] ryo. (1) Really, truly, honestly.
(2) clear, bright, evident. (3) To help, to aid.
²v
[w] shuai. [p] shuai. [k] su. [j] sotsu. See 95-6.
Æâ
[w] hao. [p] hao. [k] ho. [j] go. See 82-7.
Æâ
[w] yung. [p] yong. [k] ong. [j] yo. See 172-5.
ܳ
[w] tan, shan. [p] dan, shan. [k] tan. [j] tan, sen (1) True, truly;
sincerely. (2) Carefully, caring. (3) But, however. (4) Often,
usually.
Ȭ
[w] hao. [p] hao. [k] ho. [j] go. See 152-7.
½Ç
[w] pao. [p] bao. [k] p'o. [j] ho. See 145-9.
Æâ
[w] chi. [p] ji. [k] ki. [j] ki. (1) To hope, desire, wish. [±æ, Ä@,
±ý]. (2) The name of an ancient Chinese state.
¡@¡@[w] wei. [p] wei. [k] mi, mun. [j] bi, mi. (1) To work
relentlessly without faltering. [«j] (2) To advance. (3) A water-gate.
[] (4) Beautiful. [Ÿ] SGK 52c.
Radical 9¡@¡@¤H
¤H
[w] jen. [p] ren. [k] in. [j] nin, jin. A person; human being. Other
people.
¤HÛ [w] jen-lun. [p] renlun. [k] inyun. [j] jinrin. (1) Proper human
morality. (2) Proper human relationships. (3) Human being; person. (4)
A blood relative.
¤Hª« [w] jen-wu. [p] renwu. [k] immul. [j] ninbutsu. Human figures.
Æâ
[w] ko. [p] ge. [k] ka. [j] ka. See 2-2.
¤´
[w] jeng. [p] reng. [k] ing. [j] nyo. (1) Depend upon, accord with, be
concomitant with. (2) Lean on, rely on, depend upon. (3) Furthermore,
after all. As, before. (4) Still, yet, again, repeatedly,
continuously. (5) Thus, thereupon, therefore.
¤¯
[w] jen. [p] ren. [k] in. [j] jin. (1) Humane, kind, considerate;
having the attitude toward othters which distinguishes a civilized
gentleman from a beast, barbarian or rascal. (2) Consideration for
others--altruism. Goodness, kindness, compassion, benevolence,
humaneness, humanity, innate human goodness. (3) The basic way of
being a human being. (4) That from which all good human qualities
come. (5) A person of great virtue. (6) The essence of the heart/mind
[¤ß] of man.
¤³
[w] ch'ou. [p] chou. [k] ku. [j] kyu. (1) Mate. (2) Enemy. (3) To
regard as an enemy; to make an enemy.
¤°
[w] shih. [p] shi, shen. [k] sip. [j] ju. Ten. The number ten [¤Q].
¤°Æâ [w] shen-mo. [p] shenme. [k] simma. [j] juma. A question marker.
How? Why? Which (one)?
¤·
[w] tse. [p] ze. [k] ch'uk. [j] soku. (1) To incline toward; to lean;
slanting. (2) Nearby, to the side. (3) Other, another.
¤²
[w] fu, p'u. [p] fu, pu. [k] pu. [j] fu, hoku. To fall prostrate (to
the ground).
¤µ
[w] chin. [p] jin. [k] kum. [j] kin, kon. (1) Now, the present. Right
now, at present. (3) Soon, next. (3) This world, the present world.
The present situation. The case under discussion.
¤¶
[w] chieh. [p] jie. [k] kae. [j] kai. (1) Get between; to introduce,
bring together. [¥ò´C] (2) To help, aid, assist. [§U]. (3) Single,
alone, solitary. (4) To part, separate, set apart. [¤À, ¹j] (5) To
depend upon, to be caused by. [¦]] (6) Armor. [¥Ò] (7) To wear armor.
(8) A shelled (armoured) animal; the shell of such an animal. Hard and
strong. [°í½T] (9) Large, great; to enlarge, to greaten. [¤j] (10)
Small. (11) Dirt, rubbish, trash, filth. [ªã] (12) Neighborhood,
vicinity. [°¼, Æâ] (13) Side, edge, margin. [»Ú] (14) To bind, to
attach. [ô] (15) A prince. [¤ý¤l] (16) A minister. [¨Ï¦Ú]
¥L
[w] t'a, t'o. [p] ta, tuo. [k] t'a. [j] ta. (1) Other; another. (2)
Him, her.
¥L¨Æ [w] t'a-shih. [p] tashi. [k] t'asa. [j] taji. (1) Other matters;
other people's affairs. (2) The activities of other things.
¥Q
[w] jen. [p] ren. [k] in. [j] jin. (1) A Chou dynasty measurement of
length, about 8 feet. (2) To measure, to fathom. (3) Deep. (4) High.
(5) Fulfilled, complete.
¥O
[w] ling. [p] ling. [k] ryong, yong. [j] rei. (1) To command, to tell,
to order. (2) To cause; to allow; to let. (3) Rules, orders (from the
emperor); an order. (4) Good, honorable--a term of respect. (5) A
district magistrate. (6) A season. (7) Pretending goodness;
insinuating. (8) The bark of a dog. (9) Temporary, provisional.
¥OÆâ [w] ling-yin. [p] lingyin. [k] yongyun. [j] rei-in. The Chief
minister of a certain region. A prime minister.
¥O»D [w] ling-wen. [p] lingwen. [k] yongmun. A good reputation.
Well-respected.
¥I
[w] fu. [p] fu. [k] pu. [j] fu. (1) To attach; be attached to. Join,
stick, fasten, connect, be connected. (2) Give to, submit to. (3) Hand
over, give over. (4) Depend upon, rely upon. [°U] (5) In reference to;
concerning. [Æâ]
¥IÆâ [w] fuchu. [p] fuzhu. [k] puch'ok. [j] fuzoku. (1) To address
another person, making a request of them. Ask, beg, request, solicit.
(2) To commit to, to submit to; to entrust with, count on; rely on.
(3) To order, or request someone to do something.
¥H
[w] i. [p] yi. [k] i. [j] i. (1) By means of. By, through, with. (2)
Because, therefore, on account of. (3) In order to; so as to. (4)
According to. (5) To take, to use; to use as, to regard as. To think,
to consider. In this sense, often used with .
¥H¬G [w] yi-ku. [p] yigu. [i] igo. [j] iko. For this reason, therefore
(before the subject of a head clause, linking the clauses loosely).
¥HÆâ [w] i-wei. [p] yiwei. [k] i-wi. [j] i-i. (1) To take as, to
regard as, to consider. (2) So as to, in order to.
¥N
[w] tai. [p] dai. [k] tae. [j] tai, dai. (1) A substitute; in place
of; for, instead of. To alternate. (2) A generation, a dynasty. (3)
Successively, repeatedly.
¥Nªí [w] tai-piao. [p] daibiao. [k] taep'yo. [j] daihyo. To take the
place of someone, or some people, and express their thought--a
representative.
¥NÁÂ [w] tai-hsieh. [p] daixie. [k] taesa. [j] taisha. To exchange the
old for the new. To supersede; transition.
¥P
[w] hsien. [p] xian. [k] son. [j] sen. (1) A mountain man; hermit,
recluse. (2) A Taoist sage, living in the lofty mountains, away from
the secular world.
¥P¤H [w] hsien-jen. [p] xianren. [k] son'in. [j] sennin. A mountain
sage of the Taoist tradition; a Taoist "immortal," usually said to
have conquered the process of aging and to be in possession of various
spiritual powers.
¥P¾r [w] hsien-chia. [p] xianjia. [k] son'ga. [j] senga. The chariot
or wagon ridden by a Taoist immortal; or ridden by a king.
¥J
[w] tzu, tsai. [p] zi, cai. [k] cha.. [j] shi. (1) To bear, endure,
handle. [¥ô] (2) To overcome, succeed. [§J]. (3) Small, detailed,
exact, fine. [²Ó] (4) A child. [¤l]
¥J²Ó [w] tzu-hsi. [p] zixi. [k] cha-se. [j] shisai. Detailed, exact,
precise.
¥K
[w] shih. [p] shi. [k] sa. [j] shi. To fill an office. To serve in a
particular job. Be a civil servant.
¥M
[w] chang. [p] zhang. [k] chang. [j] jo. (1) Weapon. (2) Halberd,
sword. (3) To rely on; to trust.
¡@¡@ [w] erh. [p] er. [k] i. [j] ji, ni. See 42-2. SGK 333c
°²
[w] chia. [p] jia. [k] ka. [j] ka, ke. See 9-9 °².
¥ó
[w] chien. [p] jian. [k] kon. [j] ken. (1) To divide; distinguish. (2)
Affair, matter, situation.
¥ð
[w] hsiu. [p] xiu. [k] hyu. [j] kyu. (1) Relax, rest, pause, take a
break, take a vacation. To nap. (2) To make somebody rest, relax, etc.
(3) To stop, put a stop to. Cease, desist. (4) To resign. (5) To
separate from. To divorce. (6) Blessings, prosperity, good fortune.
¥ð©R [w] hsiu-ming. [p] xiuming. [k] hyumyong. [j] kyumei. (1) Good
fate as decreed by Heaven. (2) The decree(s) of the emperor.
¥ðÆâ [w] hsiu-hsieh. [p] xiuxie. [k] hyuhol. [j] kyugatsu. To stop,
end, finish. Transcend.
¥ô
[w] jen. [p] ren. [k] im. [j] nin. (1) To surrender, give up. [t] (2)
To take on a certain job or role. [§V] (3) To serve; take
responsibility. [¨Æ] (4) To resign oneself to one's situation. Accept
one's place and duty in life. "Acceptance." (5) Appropriate, ought,
fitting. [Æâ] (6) To do as one likes; to be self-indulgent. (7) To get
crooked; be twisted. [¦±] (6) Chivalry, gallantry, heroism. (7) One's
position, job or role. [¥Î] (8) Abiility, talent. [¤~] (9) Baggage,
luggage. [²üª«]
¥ôÆâ [w] jen-ts'ung. [p] rencong. [k] imjong. [j] ninsho.
Non-restraint. Carefree, self-indulgent; as one likes.
¥ô¹B [w] jen-yun. [p] renyun. [k] im'un. [j] nin'un. Be resigned to
fate. (2) As it is; natural, naturally. Naturally occurring [ªkº¸].
Effortlessly.
¥ò
[w] chung. [p] zhong. [k] chung. [j] chu. (1) Center, middle,
in-between. (2) A go-between, matchmaker.
¥ò¬K [w] chung-ch'un. [p] zhongchun. [k] chungch'un. [j] chushun. The
middle month of spring. The second month in the lunar calendar.
¥ï
[w] fa. [p] fa. [k] bol. [j] batsu. (1) Hit, strike, attack. (2) Wage
war, subdue. (3) To cut, to kill. (4) To make a show of; be boastful.
¥ì
[w] i. [p] yi. [k] i. [j] i. (1) This, that. (2) Only. (3) A river in
China. (4) Used to transliterate foreign " " sound.
¥õ
[w] yang. [p] yang. [k] ang. [j] go, ko, gyo. (1) To lift the head; to
look up at, look up to, turn upwards. (2) To drink. (3) Depend on,
seek, respect, revere. (4) To say, to state (polite).
É«
[w] chi. [p] ji. [k] ki. [j] gi, ki. (1) Skill, art, ability,
function, talent, ability, cleverness. (2) A woman who entertains--a
geisha.
¥ñ
[w] fu. [p] fu. [k] pok, pu. [j] fuku/buku. (1) To prostrate oneself,
to submit; to make submit. To follow, accord with, go along with. To
undergo. (2) To lie on one's side. To lie on one's stomach. (3) Droop
one's head; look down. (4) Cover, conceal, hide. To lie hidden; to lie
in ambush. (5) The time of the sixth month on the lunar calendar. (6)
The sitting on, and warming of eggs by a bird.
¥ñ¤é [w] fu-jih. [p] furi. [k] pogil. [j] fukujitsu. "The days when
the force of yin is kept down by the force of yang." The period of
hottest weather, after the summer solstice.
¥ñÆâ [w] Fu-hsi. [p] Fuxi. [k] Pogui. [j] Fukugi. The first of the
legendary Chinese sage-kings of antiquity. Reputed discoverer of the
hexagrams of the I-ching.
¥ñÆâ [w] fu-la. [p] fula. [k] poknap. [j] fukuro. A collective term
for summer and winter festivals when formal visits were customary.
¥î
[w] wu. [p] wu. [k] o. [j] go. (1) A group, a clique. (2) To mix in
with; to enter a group. (3) A five man administrative or military
unit. (4) Rank, level.
Ê^
[w] t'i. [p] ti. [k] ch'e. [j] tai. See 188-13 Æâ.
¦ü
[w] szu. [p] si. [k] sa. [j] ji. (1) To resemble; to seem. To look
like; appear as. (2) Seemingly.
¦ó
[w] ho. [p] he. [k] ha. [j] ka. What, how, why?
¦ó¥H [w] ho-yi. [p] heyi. [k] ha-i. [j] ka-i. For what reason. . .?
Wherefore. . .? By what means. . .? Through what. . .?
¦ó¥² [w] ho-pi. [p] hebi. [k] hap'il. [j] kahitsu. (1) what need; why?
(2) It may be so..., it might be possible. An expression of vagueness,
indefiniteness.
¦ó®É [w] ho-shih. [p] heshi. [k] hasi. [j] kaji. What time? When?
¦óªp [w] ho-k'uang. [p] hekuang. [k] hahwang. [j] kakyo. How much
more. . . how much less. . . An emphatic negative or positive.
¦óµ¥ [p] hedeng. [k] hadung. [j] kado. In what degree? How? How much?
(2) How Great!
¦ì
[w] wei. [p] wei. [k] wi. [j] i. (1) Rank, place, grade, a seat, a
position. Status. (2) To put into, or to be put into a (proper)
position. (3) Situation, location.
¦ì©~ [w] wei-chu. [p] weiju. [k] wiko. [j] ikyo. Position; abode.
¦ý
[w] tan. [p] dan. [k] tan. [j] tan. Only, merely, whenever. Yet,
still, but.
§C
[w] ti. [p] di. [k] cho. [j] tei. (1) Low, small, mean, debased. (2)
To lower, demote. (3) Base, bottom.
¦ù
[w] shen. [p] shen. [k] sin. [j] shin. (1) To stretch out, to lay out,
extend. Relax. (2) Explain, tell.
¦÷
[w] ch'ieh. [p] qie. [k] ka. [j] ka, ga. Transliteration of foreign
"ka" sounds.
¦÷ÂÅ [w] ch'ieh-lan. [p] qielan. [k] karam. [j] garan. Temple,
monastery.
§H
[w] i, tieh. [p] yi, die. [k] il, chil. [j] itsu, etsu. (1) To relax,
take it easy. (2) Idleness, ease. Out of office. (3) To err. (4)
Alternating, successively. (5) Beautiful.
¦í
[w] chu. [p] zhu. [k] chu. [j] ju. (1) Stay, stop; abide; settle. (2)
Live, reside, inhabit. (3) Exist. (4) Live peaceably. (5) To dwell on
some object; to attach to. (6) Attachment, delusion. (7) Continuation.
(8) To stay in a womb.
¦ø
[w] szu, tz'u. [p] si, ci. [k] sa. [j] shi. (1) To seek, inquire, ask
about, question. (2) To wait for, waylay, wait on.
¦ò (¶Ç)
[w] fo. [p] fo. [k] pul. [j] butsu, bu. The Buddha; Sakyamuni Buddha.
A buddha. An enlightened person; enlightenment.
§@
[w] tso. [p] zuo. [k] sa, chak, chu. [j] sa, saku, so. (1) To make, to
create, to do, to establish, to activate. (2) To start up, to act, be
active; to function. (3) To write literature, compose music, create
works of art, etc. To establish, to put forth, to finish [³y, ¥ß]. (4)
Occupation, vocation. (5) The person who makes (something).
§@¥Î [w] tso-yung. [p] zuoyong. [k] changyong. [j] sayo. (1) Function,
activity. (2) The essential cause of something. Inducement, incentive,
motive, cause.
§@Æâ [w] tso-mo. [p] zuomo. [k] sama. [j] soma. A colloquial question
form. How? Why? What?
§@Æâ [w] tso-mo-sheng. [p] zuomosheng. [k] samasaeng. [j] somasan. (1)
A colloquial question form. How? Why? What? Equivalent to the more
classical ¦p¦ó. (2) What did you do? What will yuo do?
¦ï
[w] t'o. [p] tuo. [k] t'a. [j] ta. That, another, the other. Syn. ¥L.
¦ñ
[w] pan. [p] ban. [k] pan. [j] han. (1) Accompany, bring with; be
accompanied by; be involved in. (2) Companion, follower, comrade,
associate.
§D
[w] ling. [p] ling. [k] ryong, yong. [j] rei. (1) Musician, actor,
performer. (2) Clever, sharp, able. (3) To play with; to play on.
Æâ
[w] ning. [p] ning. [k] nyong. [j] nei. (1) Ability, skill, talent.
[¤~]. (2) A talented person. (3) Eloquent, pursuasive. (4)
Insinuating. Artful talk; flattery, fluency [Æâ].
¦î
[w] chu. [p] zhu. [k] cho. [j] cho, sho. (1) Stay, stop, halt; pause;
come to a halt. (2) To stand and wait. (3) To hope for.
§B
[w] po, pai, pa. [p] bo, bai, ba. [k] paek. [j] haku, ha. [haku] (1)
The chief, boss, head. (2) Eldest brother. (3) A husband. (4) Uncle;
father's eldest brother. (5) The third of the five ranks of nobles
(¤½, «J, §B, ¤l, ¨k). (6) A term indicating prowess in a certain art
form. [ha] (7) The boss of the various nobles; hegemon [Æâ].
¦õ
[w] tso. [p] zuo. [k] chwa, cha. [j] sa. (1) To help, aid, assist. (2)
An assistant, a helper.
¡@¡@ [w] yu. [p] you. [k] u. [j] yu. To save; to help, to aid, rescue.
Salvation, aid.
¡@¡@[w] hsiu. [p] xiu. [k] hyu. [j] kyu. A variant of 94-4 ¥ð. Moro.
528
¨×
[w] ch'ih. [p] chi. [k] ch'i [j] shi. (1) Wasteful, extravagant. (2)
Waste, extravagance. (3) Large, wide, broad. (4) Many, large. (5)
Selfish, spoiled. (6) Excessive. (7) To exaggerate.
¨Ó (¨Ó)
[w] lai. [p] lai. [k] rae. [j] rai. (1) To come, coming; to cause to
come; to invite. To come here. To move from a remote place or time to
a near place or present time. (2) From; from before. The future. (3)
To cause to come; to encourage by reward. (4) After a number it means
"or more, odd, more than" etc. (5) A guest. (6) Fall back, retreat,
retrogress. (7) Past tense, since. (8) An auxiliary word used to give
force to another word.
¨Ó»ö [w] lai-i. [p] laiyi. [k] raeui. [j] raigi. (1) To make an
appearance; show up; put in an appearance. (2) Words of politeness
upon arrival.
¨ÓÆâ [w] lai-tz'u. [p] laici. [k] raeja. [j] raiji. Next year.
¨Ó¶P [w] lai-ho. [p] laihe. [k] raeha. [j] raiga. To come bearing
words of happiness.
¨Ñ
[w] kung. [p] gong. [k] kong. [j] ku, kyu. (1) Offer, sacrifice,
dedicate. (2) Present, submit, serve. (3) Accompany. (4) Offering. (5)
Attendant, retinue.
¨Ñ¾i [w] kung-yang. [p] gongyang. [k] kongyang. [j] kuyo. 'Offering
and sustaining;' also written , and simply An offering of food, drink,
clothing etc., to a buddha, monk, teacher, ancestor etc.
¨Ò
[w] li. [p] li. [k] rye. [j] rei. (1) A regulation; a law, a custom, a
precedent, a usage. (2) Example, parallel, illustration. (3) to
illustrate, to make an example.
¨Ì
[w] i. [p] yi. [k] ui. [j] e. (1) A foundation, a ground, a basis. (2)
A cause of something coming into being. (3) Ultimate ground, dwelling
place. (4) To depend upon, rely upon. (5) Dependence, reliance.
¨ÌÆâ [w] i-chu. [p] yiju. [k] uiko. [j] ekyo. 'Dependence'.
¨Ì¤î [w] i-chih. [p] yizhi. [k] uichi. [j] eji. (1) Reliance,
dependence. (2) To depend upon something which possesses power and
virtue. A basis, a support. (3) to serve. (4) According to.
¨ÌµM [w] i-jan. [p] yiran. [k] uiyon. [j] izen. (1) As it was
originally; the way it was a long time ago. (2) To long after; to
yearn after. (3) Thick growth of trees.
©R
[w] ming. [p] ming. [k] myong. [j] mei. See 30-5.
¨Ï
[w] shih. [p] shi. [k] sa. [j] shi. (1) To use, to put to use, to
employ. To make work. (2) To send, to order, to cause, to commission,
to allow. (2) A messenger, an envoy, a commissioner. (3) Let, if. The
graphs ¨Ï, ¨Æ, ¥v, and ¦O are variants of a single early form in which
a hand is holding some object. Therefore the words are related in
meaning and sound.
¨Ö
[w] ping. [p] bing. [k] pyong. [j] hei. (1) To combine, put together,
unify. (2) To arrange, line up.
¨Ë
[w] yang. [p] yang. [k] yang. [j] yo. To lie, deceive, fake.
¨Í
[w] shih. [p] shi. [k] si. [j] shi. To wait upon, serve.
¨Í½Ã [p] shiwei. [k] siwi. [j] jiei. To guard a person. A bodyguard.
¨Ø
[w] p'ei. [p] pei. [k] p'ae. [j] hai. (1) A decorative jewel worn on
the sash by the emperor and/or other nobility. (2) To wear; put on;
wrap around, hold. (3) To keep in mind.
¨Ô
[w] k'an. [p] kan. [k] kan. [j] kan. (1) Adamant, forceful, confident,
bold. (2) Be relaxed and enjoy oneself.
¡@¡@ [w] i. [p] yi. [k] il. [j] etsu. A row of dancers in the court of
a noble during the Chou dynasty. The amount of dancers allowable to a
noble depended on his rank.
¡@¡@ [w] t'ung. [p] tong. [k] tong, t'ong. [j] to. (1) Bigness. (2)
Foolish, ignorant. (3) A fool, a slacker. (4) Plain, simple,
unadorned.
¡@¡@ [w] erh. [p] er. [k] i. [j] ji, ni. Plenty, a lot, much, many.
Moro #598.
¡@¡@ [w] kai. [p] gai. [k] hae. [j] kai. Rare, strange, unusual,
extraordinary [©_]. Moro. #580
Æâ
[w] yu. [p] yu. [k] yu. [j] yu, yo. See 134-2.
«H
[w] hsin. [p] xin. [k] sin. [j] shin. To believe in, to trust. Faith,
confidence, sincerity; trustworthiness. (sraddha): 'faith',
'conviction'.
«U
[w] su. [p] su. [k] sok. [j] zoku. (1) Habit, custom, practice, usage,
convention. (2) Worldly, secular, profane, colloquial. (3) A secular
person, as opposed to someone belonging to a religious order. (4)
Mean, base, mundane.
«K
[w] pien. [p] bian. [k] p'yon. [j] ben. (1) Very suitable, ideal, will
do, convenient, handy, advantageous. (2) To learn; grow accustomed to.
Ordinary, plain. (3) Thereupon, then, immediately. (4) Readily,
promptly, easily, comfortably. (5) To ease nature: urination and
defecation. (6) Eloquent or clever speech; a glib tongue. (7) To
flatter. [w] p'ien. [p] pian. [j] bin. (1) To rely on; to have
recourse to. (2) A connection, an influence.
«O
[w] pao. [p] bao. [k] po. [j] ho, ho. (1) To protect, to guard. A
guardian. (2) To nourish, to care for. (3) To guarantee; to insure; to
pay bail or security. (4) A waiter, attendant, escort. (5) A fortress,
a stronghold.
«I
[w] ch'in. [p] qin. [k] ch'im. [j] shin. (1) Violate, infringe, break,
transgress. (2) To invade, usurp; encroach upon; appropriate; to raid.
«Y
[w] hsi. [p] xi. [k] gye. [j] kei. (1) To depend upon, hang from. (2)
Be related to, tied to, bound up with.
«P
[w] ts'u. [p] cu. [k] ch'ok. [j] soku. (1) To urge; hurried. (2)
Close, crowded.
«T
[w] chun. [p] jun. [k] chun. [j] shun. (1) Excellent, superb, genius.
(2) Lofty, great.
«T±Ó [w] chun-min. [p] junmin. [k] chunmin. [j] shunbin. Oustanding
intellectual ability.
«Q
[w] lu. [p] lu. [k] ryo. [j] ryo, ro. (1) Friends, group, crowd, gang.
(2) To make friends, form a group.
«X
[w] o. [p] e. [k] a. [j] ga. (1) Sudden, abrupt, unexpected. (2)
Improvised, off hand. (3) To lean to one side. (4) Transliteration of
foreign sounds.
«[
[w] tsu. [p] zu. [k] cho. [j] sho, so. (1) A desk or low table. (2)
Chopping, board. (3) Altar of sacrifice.
«M
[w] yung. [p] yong. [k] yong. [j] yo. Wooden figures of men and women
buried with the dead.
«Z
[w] li. [p] li. [k] ri. [j] ri. (1) Unpolished, rustic, vulgar. (2) A
vulgar song. (3) A request, to request. (4) Resources; to support. (5)
Aboriginal tribes.
Íé
[w] mien, fu. [p] mian, fu. [k] myon. [j] ben. (1) Work, strive; make
an effort. (2) To hang down the head.
«S
[w] szu. [p] si. [k] sa. [j] shi. (1) To wait for, expect, hope for.
To request. (2) Great, large. (3) To call upon; to seek for.
«J
[w] hou. [p] hou. [k] hu. [j] ko. (1) A skilled archer--a feudatory
prince. The second of the five ancient Chinese ranks of
nobility--"marquis." (2) An archery target. (3) All the various
nobles. (4) You. (5) Beautiful. (6) Sometimes used mistakenly for Ô,
to ask or inquire.
¡@¡@(«L)
[w] hsia. [p] xia. [k] hyop. [j] kyo. (1) A chivalrous spirit;
chivalry; a gallant knight. (2) Put, hold between; insert, interpose
[Æâ]. (3) A tomboy.
Íä
[w] hsien, ch'ien. [p] xian, qian. [k] hyon. [j] ken. (1) To make an
example; to use as an example [Æâ]. (2) An example. (3) To inquire, to
question. (4) A spy; a secret agent. (5) Be discreet or cautious due
to possible danger.
«V
[w] wu. [p] wu. [k] mo. [j] bu. (1) To despise, disdain, hold in
contempt, take lightly. (2) Disdain, contempt. (3) Endure, bear,
stand.
¡@¡@ [w] hsi. [p] xi. [k] hui. [j] ki. To appeal; to accuse. (2) To
follow superficially. SGK 86b
¿
[w] pei. [p] bei. [k] [j] hai, bai. (1) To double. (2) A doubling,
double, an additional amount equal to the original amount. (3) . .
.times more. (4) More and more.
É
[w] chieh. [p] jie. [k] ch'a. [j] sha, seki; shaku (1) To borrow; to
rent. (2) To lend out. (3) A debt, a loan. (4) Provisionally; if;
supposing. (5) To make a pretext of.
Ë
[w] tao. [p] dao. [k] do. [j] to. (1) To fall down, fall over; lie
down. (2) Upside down, perverted, inverted, contrary, mistaken. (3)
But, nevertheless, and yet.
˸m [p] daozhi. [k] doch'i. [j] tochi. Invert, turn upside down.
Inversion of sentence word order.
Ñ
[w] chu. [p] ju. [k] ku. [j] ku. (1) Together with. (2) Both, two
things together; in both cases. (3) Bound together. (4) Produced, or
born together. (5) Simultaneous(ly).
×
[w] hsiu. [p] xiu. [k] su. [j] shu. (1) To cultivate, to nurture, to
develop, to adjust, to correct, to repair, to regulate, to reform. To
prune. (2) More specifically, to cultivate morality, virtue or
enlightenment. (3) Long, tall. (1) (Religious) practice. To practice.
Refers generally to cultivation of goodness, and specifically to
meditation practice. Contemplation. Syn. with (Shad. 263).
צæ [w] hsiu-hsing. [p] xiuxing. [k] suhaeng. [j] shugyo. (1) To
practice; to carry out or perform. (2) To endeavor. (3) Penance,
austerities.
È
[w] ch'ih. [p] chi. [k] ch'i. [j] chi. (1) To meet, encounter; to come
one's turn at (a certain duty). At; coming to. (2) To value. (3)
Price, value. (4) Appraise, evaluate.
Í
[w] an. [p] an. [k] om. [j] en. (1) I, myself, me. (2) Large, (3)
Foolish, stupid.
ÐÏ
[w] piao. [p] biao. [k] p'yo. [j] hyo. (1) To spread out, scatter
around. (2) To divide up; to allot; apportion, distribute..
Ü
[w] ts'ang. [p] cang. [k] ch'ang. [j] so. (1) A granary, storehouse,
warehouse, treasury. (2) Sudden, abrupt, unexpected. Confused,
flustered, disconcerted. (3) Blue-green.
Ó
[w] ko. [p] ge. [k] gae. [j] ka, ko. (1) A counter for physical
things. [Æâ, ºç] (2) Individual, single, private.
Ô
[w] hou. [p] hou. [k] hu. [j] ko. (1) Seek, ask for, ask about,
question. (2) To wait for, to expect. (3) To go meet. (4) A period of
five days.
Ö
[w] p'ai. [p] pai. [k] pae. [j] hai, be. (1) Sport or amusement. (2)
An actor, a comedian. (3) Wander about, roam.
Ä
[w] feng. [p] feng. [k] pong. [j] ho. Emolument; salary from the
state.
À
[w] feng. [p] feng. [k] pang. [j] ho. (1) Learn; copy, imitate. (2)
Depend upon, rely upon, follow.
Á
[w] fu. [p] fu. [k] pu. [j] fu. (1) To bow down, to bend, to look
downward; to condescend. (2) To bring tribute.
Á¥õ [w] fu-yang [k] puang. [p] fuyang. [j] fugyo. (1) To look
downward and upward. (2) Behavior, demeanor, manners. (3) Not going
along with the opinions of another.
Á´N [w] fu [k] puch'wi. [p] fujiu. [j] fushu. (1) To (reluctantly)
give up one's own position and follow someone else. (2) To put aside
one's personal biases in order to follow a teacher. (3) To follow the
opinion of an inferior. (4) To err. (5) To be employed in a low-level
occupation.
Ç
[w] liang. [p] liang. [k] ryang, yang. [j] ryo. (1) Ability, skill,
art. (2) Two.
Æ
[w] hsing. [p] xing. [k] haeng. [j] ko. (1) Lucky, fortunate,
prosperous. (2) Flatter, adulate, fawn upon, brown-nose.
Ê
[w] i. [p] yi. [k] ui. [j] i, ki. (1) To rely on, trust to, lean on,
rest against [¨Ì]. (2) To ask, request. (3) To harmonize with. [w]
ch'i. [p] qi. [k] ki. [j] ki. (1) To stand up. (2) Rare, amazing = ©_.
Ò
[w] ch'ang. [p] chang. [k] ch'ang. [j] sho. (1) an actor, dancer,
comedian, performer. (2) To lead singing. (3) To lead, to guide,
instruct. (4) Dancing girl, geisha. (5) To seduce. (6) Be confused,
wild.
Â
[w] chuan. [p] juan. [k] kwon. [j] ken. (1) To give up, resign; get
lazy. (2) To tire, be exhausted.
Ð
[w] chu. [p] ju. [k] ko. [j] kyo. (1) Haughty, bold, rude. (2) To
measure, as angles. The long side of a carpenter's square. (3) To
bend, to turn.
Ú
[w] pi. [p] bi. [k] pi. [j] hi. (1) To cause, to enable. [¨Ï] (2)
That, so that. (3) To follow, to accord, employ [Æâ]. (4) [w] pei. [p]
bei. [k] pi. [j] hei. To look askance [Æâ].
Ø
[w] wo, wei. [p] wo, wei. [k] wae. [j] wa, (1) Dwarf; the land of
dwarfs. (2) Poor, mean. (3) Yamato; Japan, Japanese (spoken
derogatorily by ancient Chinese). (4) To bend, to yield, compliant.
Å
[w] ch'ing. [p] qing. [k] ch'ong. [j] sei. (1) Beautiful, lovely,
charming. (2) A beautiful mouth. (3) A bride-groom; son-in-law. (4) To
hire, employ.
Û
[w] lun. [p] lun. [k] ryun, yun. [j] rin. (1) A kind, sort, class,
species. (2) Order, series, precedence. (3) A thread, string. (4) The
thread of an argument or thesis; reason. Method system. (5) Constant,
always. (6) In Confucianism, the five constant bonds or principles of
society.
Ú
[w] pi, pei. [p] bi, bei. [k] pi, p'ye. [j] hi, hei. (1) [bi, pi, hi]
Get, obtain, force from somebody. (2) To follow, accord with. (3)
Administer, govern, preside over. (4) A slave; an attendant. (5)
Close, near. (6) [bei, pei, p'ye, hei] Glare at; scowl at. [Æâ]
¡@¡@ [w] t'ang, ch'ang. [p] tang, chang. [k] tang, sang. [j] to, sho.
[t'ang, tang, to] (1) Suddenly; all of the sudden, in a moment. (2)
Unforeseen, accidental. (3) Absent-mindedness, unconsciousness. (4)
If, supposing; even if. [chang, sang, sho.] (5) To wander. SGK 91c
¨Ë [w] ch'ang-yang. [p] changyang. [k] sangyang. [j] shoyo. (1) To
wander around; to roam. (2) To and fro. Hesitating, unsteady.
¡@¡@[w] ch'uei. [p] chui. [k] su. [j] sui. (1) Heavy. (2) The name of
an ancient minister. SGK 91c
Æâ
[w] hsiu. [p] xiu. [k] su. [j] shu. See 130-7.
¡@¡@ [w] t'i. [p] ti. [k] ch'ok. [j] teki. (1) Unrestrained,
unoccupied. (2) Excellent, great, high.
Æâ
[w] t'iao. [p] tiao. [k] cho. [j] jo. See 75-7.
°² (°²)
[w] chia. [p] jia. [j] ka, ke. (1) Provisional, temporary.
Provisionally hypothesized. (2) To borrow; to avail of. (3) Allow,
approve. (4) If. (5) Large. (6) Good, great, excellent. (7) An
institution or establishment. To establish a concept. (7) The use of a
metaphor which, though not truly existent, is used for explanation.
(8) Something that is provisional or temporary. Synonymous with Æâ.
(9) Give, bestow, grant, present, assign. (10) Free time; a break; a
leave of absence. (11) [j] kaku. To reach; to arrive to; to draw near.
ÔT
[w] szu. [p] si. [k] si. [j] shi. (1) To interact with someone from a
good conscience. (2) Be talented. (3) Urgent.
°·
[w] chien. [p] jian. [k] kon. [j] ken. (1) Healthy, sound. (2) Strong,
powerful. (3) Good, great, exceedingly. (4) To seem difficult.
°¼
[w] ts'e. [p] ce. [k] ch'uk. [j] soku. (1) To lean (toward). To lean
to one side. (2) Oppose; prejudiced, perverted. (3) Shove to one side;
look out of the corner of one's eyes. (4) Side, edge, surroundings,
vicinity. (5) Faint, indistinct, stupid.
°»
[w] chen. [p] zhen. [k] chong. [j] tei. (1) Investigate, snoop around;
to spy. (2) A spy; secret agent. (3) A noble; marquis [«J].
°¸
[w] ou. [p] ou. [k] u. [j] gu. (1) Even number, couple, pair. (2) Man
and wife; friend. (3) A mate; to mate. (4) An image, an idol. (5) Same
kind. (6) Accidental, by chance, unexpectedly. Occasional, rare.
°³
[w] yen. [p] yan. [k] on. [j] en. (1) Dam, weir. (2) Rest, relax,
stop, cease, desist from. (3) Sleep, recline, lie down.
ÔU
[w] chieh, chi. [p] jie, ji. [k] gye. [j] ge, kei, ketsu. (1) Fast,
quick, hasty. (2) Brave, martial. (3) Gatha, the poetic verses of the
Buddhist scriptures, to be distinguished from the prose. [ªø¦æ]
°º
[w] hsieh, chieh. [p] xie, jie. [k] hae. [j] kai. (1) Together, with.
(2) Accompany, follow. (3) Strong, robust.
°½
[w] t'ou. [p] tou. [k] t'u. [j] to, chu. (1) To steal; a thief. (2)
Thin, insipid, weak. Mean, low. (3) Stealthily, clandestine.
°±
[w] t'ing. [p] ting. [k] chong. [j] tei. To stop; to stay. Stop over,
rest.
°¾
[w] pien. [p] bian. [k] p'yon. [j] hen, ben. (1) Inclined to one side.
Leaning, partial, prejudiced. Determined, in a bad sense. (2)
Sometimes this word is used for ¹M and , meaning whole, perfect,
universal. (3) To transform, overturn, change.
°¾°õ [w] pien-chi. [p] pianzhi. [k] p'yonjip. [j] henshu. Bias.
Refusing to change one's viewpoint.
°µ
[w] tso. [p] zuo. [k] sa. [j] saku. A variant of 9-5 §@.
³Ä
[w] p'ang, (pang, peng). [p] pang, (bang, beng). [k] pang. [j] bo. (1)
The side; nearby, at hand. (2) The right side of a Chinese ideograph.
(3) To come near, to pull close.
³Æ
[w] pei. [p] bei. [k] pi. [j] bi. (1) Furnish, provide, equip,
install, prepare. (2) Have possess, be endowed with. (3) Provision,
preparation, preparedness. (4) All, completely, fully.
³Ç
[w] chieh. [p] jie. [k] kol. [j] ketsu. (1) Excellence, greatness. (2)
To excel, be great. (3) A great person. (4) A variant form of Æâ, esp.
as the evil ruler of the Hsia dynasty.
³Ê
[w] san. [p] san. [k] san. [j] san. An umbrella, a cover.
°¶
[w] wei. [p] wei. [k] wi. [j] i. (1) Great, excellent, remarkable,
admirable, extraordinary, famous. (2) Greatness. (3) To be conceited.
°¶¤H [w] wei-jen. [p] weiren. [k] wiin. [j] ijin. An extraordinary
person; a sage.
³È
[w] k'uei, kuei. [p] kui, gui. [k] koe. [j] kai. (1) Great, large. (2)
Strange, gigantic, monstrous, wonderful. (3) A wooden puppet.
³Å
[w] fu. [p] fu. [k] pu. [j] fu. (1) Instructor, tutor (to a prince).
To teach, instruct. (2) Wait upon, serve. (3) Come near, be near. (4)
To reach to. (5) To assist, to support.
¶Ê
[w] ts'ui. [p] cui. [k] ch'oe [j] sai. (1) Hold (a meeting), give (a
dinner). (2) Feel, show signs of, develop symptoms of. (3) Meeting,
gathering. (4) to urge, to press, to hasten.
¶Å
[w] chai. [p] zhai. [k] ch'ae. [j] sai. (1) Debt, loan. (2) To be in
debt.
¶Ë
[w] shang. [p] shang. [k] sang. [j] sho. (1) To injure; to hurt. A
wound, an injury; to receive a wound. (2) Pain, suffering--esp. mental
or emotional suffering.
¶É
[w] ch'ing. [p] qing. [k] kyong. [j] kei. (1) Lean, incline, tilt,
bend, slant. (2) Incline toward, be disposed to, trend toward, prone
to. (3) Inclination, tendency, disposition. (4) Go down, wane, sink,
decline, descend. (5) To upset, be overthrown. To collapse, to
subvert. (6) To pour out. (7) To incline, to lean. (8) To assay, to
test, to smelt.
Æâ (¶Ç)
[w] chuan, ch'uan. [p] zhuan, chuan. [k] chon. [j] ten/den. (1) To
transmit, to relay, to send. To propagate, to preach. (2) To hand
down, to perpetuate. (3) To summon; to transmit verbally; to
interpret. (4) A record, a chronicle.
Æâ
[w] ch'ien. [p] qian. [k] ch'om. [j] sen. Every, all, the whole.
¶Æ
[w] ao. [p] ao. [k] o. [j] go. (1) Be proud, haughty. (2) Pride. (3)
Spoiled.
¶Ä
[w] yung. [p] yong. [k] yong. [j] yo. (1) Employ, hire. (2)
Employment, hiring. (3) Impartial. (4) Salary.
ܺ
[w] yu. [p] yu. [k] ku. [j] u. (1) Bend over. (2) Hunchbacked.
Æâ
[p] lou. [k] ru. [j] ro, ru. (1) Bend over. (2) Hunchback, bent,
deformed.
¶È
[w] chin. [p] jin. [k] kun. [j] kin. (1) Only, merely. (2) Small,
slightly, a little bit. (3) Nearly, almost.
Æâ
[w] hsien. [p] xian. [k] son. [j] sen. (1) A mountain man (¥P). (2) To
dance lightly.
¡@¡@ [w] lu. (3) An illness, a disease. (4) Slowly, easily, gradually.
¹³
[w] hsiang. [p] xiang. [k] sang. [j] zo, sho. (1) Form, shape, image.
(2) To reflect, to copy.
¹²
[w] p'u. [p] pu. [k] pok. [j] boku. (1) A slave, servant. (2)
Charioteer, driver. (3) I, myself; self-depreciatory: "your servant."
(4) Group, gang, associate(s). (5) To be attached to, to follow.
¹±
[w] liang. [p] liang. [k] ryo. [j] ryo. (1) Friend, associate.
Companion, colleague. (2) Group, clique. (3) A public official; civil
servant.
¡@(¹¬)
[w] seng. [p] seng. [k] sung. [j] so. A (Buddhist) monk or nun; the
sangha.
¹´
[w] ch'iao. [p] qiao. [k] kyo. [j] kyo. (1) High, tall. (2) To stay
overnight; a motel or inn. (3) Travel.
Æâ
[w] chiao. [p] jiao. [k] yo. [j] gyo. To be lucky; a chance, take a
chance.
Æâ
[w] chien. [p] jian, zen. [k] ch'am. [j] sen, shin. (1) To assume, to
usurp; to go too far. (2) Imitate, copy. (3) Violate, transgress,
defy.
¡@¡@ [w] hsien. [p] xian. [k] han. [j] kan. (1) Fierce, ferocious,
audacious. (2) Accurate, exact, scrupulous, neat, tidy. (3) Loose,
slack, easy, gentle, lenient.
¡@¡@ [w] fen. [p] fen. [k] bun. [j] fun. To upset, knock down, break,
destroy, ruin. Shake, shake down.
Æâ
[w] t'ung. [p] tong. [k] dong. [j] zu, to, do. (1) Boy. (2) Servant,
slave. (3) Foolish, dull, ignorant.
»õ
[w] i. [p] yi. [k] ok. [j] oku. (1) 100,000,000; a large amount. (2)
To count, to calculate; to figure.
»÷
[w] p'i. [p] pi. [k] pyok. [j] heki, hi. (1) Evade, escape. (2)
Prejudice, bias; be prejudiced. (3) Evil, warped, untrue, erroneous.
(4) Rural area.
¡@ [w] szu. [p] si. [k] sa. [j] shi. (1) Lacking heart, lacking
sincerity; insipid. (2) Small, minute.
Æâ
[w] chun. [p] jun. [k] chun. [j] shun. (1) To excel, surpass. (2) An
excellent or remarkable person.
[w] ching. [p] jing. [k] kyong. [j] kei. Warn, advise, admonish,
prohibit. Admonishment.
»ö
[w] i. [p] yi. [k] ui. [j] gi. (1) Rule, pattern, model, example. (2)
Ceremony, affair, case, matter. (3) Deportment, manners. (4) A
present. (5) Instrument, apparatus.
»öÆâ [w] I-ti. [p] Yidi. [k] dzijok. [j] Giteki. (1) A man from the
Hsia ®L period, reputed to be the first brewer of rice wine. (2)
Another name for rice-wine or alcohol.
»öy [w] i-kuei. [p] yigui. [k] uikwe. [j] giki. Rule, law, pattern,
norm, tradition.
Æâ (’U)
[w] chia. [p] jia. [k] ka. [j] ka. Price, value.
Æâ (»ü)
[w] chien. [p] jian. [k] kom. [j] ken. (1) Economy; to economize. (2)
Few, lacking. Poor, needy, in poverty, in want.
Æâ
[w] chiang. [p] jiang. [k] kang. [j] kyo. Fall, come down, topple, lie
down, collapse, be ruined [Ë]
¾§
[w] ju. [p] ru. [k] yu. [j] ju. (1) A literatus, a scholar. (2) Soft,
weak. (3) Confucian.
Æâ
[w] ch'ou. [p] chou. [k] chu. [j] chu. (1) Kind, set, sort, class.
Match, equal, peer; companion, pal. (2) Who?
¡@¡@ [w] pin. [p] bin. [k] pin. [j] hin. (1) A guide within the
household, estate or realm who serves the master by being a guide for
guests. (2) An avant-courier; a forerunner, pioneer, herald. (3) To
guide. (4) To entertain a guest. (5) To link, join, arrange. To set in
order. (6) To respect, revere, venerate. (7) To throw away; cast off.
¡@¡@[w] t'ai. [p] tai. [k] tae. [j] tai. (1) Retainer, vassal,
follower [¦Ú]. (2) Hit, touch, hit the mark; apply to [Æâ]. (3) Ugly
[Áà]. TAEHAN 253d
¡@¡@[w] wu. [p] wu. [k] mu. [j] bu, mu. To dance.=»R SGK 104b
Àv
[w] ch'ang. [p] chang. [k] sang. [j] sho. Make up for; make amends,
make good, recompense; to pay back.
Æâ
[w] lei. [p] lei. [k] roe. [j] rai. (1) Be defeated, worn out. (2) To
injure, to destroy. (3) A doll; human image.
Àu
[w] yu. [p] you. [k] u. [j] yu. (1) Elegance. (2) An actor. (3) Easy,
mild, quiet. (4) To surpass, excel, be superior.
Àu¦H [w] yu-lieh. [p] youlie. [k] uryul. [j] yuretsu. Superior and
inferior; excellent and poor.
Àx
[w] ch'u. [p] chu. [k] cho. [j] cho. (1) Be profitable, yield a
profit. (2) Get, gain. Profits. (3) To store, stock, lay aside. (4)
Storage, provisions. (4) Heir-apparent.
¡@¡@ [w] shu. [p] shu. [k] suk. [j] shuku. (1) Very dark blue. (2)
Black. (3) Fast. (4) Calamity. (5) The name of a fish that appears in
the Chuang-tzu. (6) The original form of the character Æâ. SKG 105c.
Æâ
[w] li. [p] li. [k] ryo, yo. [j] rei. To arrange, to pair off. A
couple; husband and wife.
Æâ
[w] no. [p] nuo. [k] na. [j] na, da. (1) To exorcise demons; to drive
away pestilence. (2) Soft and delicate. (3) Walking with measured
steps.
Æâ
[w] yen. [p] yan. [k] om. [j] gen. (1) Respect, revere. (2) Majestic,
stern. (3) Like, as.
ÆâµM [w] yen-jan. [p] yanran. [k] omyon. [j] genzen. Grave, solemn,
dignified, stern, majestic.
Æâ
[w] t'ang. [p] tang. [k] tang. [j] to. (1) To surpass (others),
excell, shine out. (2) Quickly, suddenly, right away. (3) Any, at all,
in the least. (4) If, perhaps. (5) Be disheartened, dispirited, in
despair. (6) Unclear, obscure. (7) Selfishly, arbitrarily.
¡@¡@ [w] lei. [p] lei. [k] rae. Grow weary of; to be fatigued, be
broken.
Radical 10¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ
[w] jen. [p] ren. [k] in, kye. [j] jin, nin. (1) An ancient, and
somewhat rare variant of the ideograph ¤H, meaning "person." (2) A
benevolent person [¤¯¤H].
Æâ
[w] wu. [p] wu. [k] ol. [j] gotsu. (1) High and level on the top. (2)
Determined, resolute. (3) To punish by cutting off the feet. (4)
Ignorance.
ÆâÆâ [p] wuwu. [k] orol. [j] gotsugotsu. Steadfast, determined,
unmoving. One-pointed effort.
¤¸
[w] yuan. [p] yuan. [k] won. [j] gen, gan. (1) First, beginning,
origin, foundation, basis, source, cause (¥», ì). (2) The first year
of an era; first day of the year. (3) Great virtue; a saint. (4) Head,
chief, leader, principal, eldest. (5) Good, large, great. (6) The Yuan
(Mongol) dynasty (1279-1367).
¤¸¦Z [p] yuanhou. [k] wonhu. [j] genko. (1) The emperor. (2) The
emperor's main wife; empress.
¤¸º [p] yuanshou. [k] wonsu. [j] genshu. The head, leader, chief,
ruler, sovereign, best, first, beginning.
¤¹
[w] yun. [p] yun. [k] yun. [j] in. (1) True, genuine, real. [«H] (2)
Fitting, ought, should, appropriate to. [Æâ]. (3) Allow, agree, grant,
accept. (4) Clever, crafty.
¥S
[w] hsiung. [p] xiong. [k] hyong. [j] kei, kyo. (1) Elder brother. (2)
A term of affection used in addressing an elder friend. (3) The
greater among two things. (4) How much more...[ ]
¥ý
[w] hsien. [p] xian. [k] son. [j] sen. (1) Before, prior, ahead,
first, initial. To start first. Foremost, before, former. In front.
(2) Previous in time. Before, former(ly), previous(ly). (3) To be
first, to put first, to regard as first; to take precedence. (3)
Deceased, former. Ancestors.
¥ý¤H [w] hsien-jen. [p] xianren. [k] son'in. [j] senjin. (1)
Ancestors. (2) Deceased person. (3) An ancient worthy. (4) Someone
from the past.
¥ýÆâ [w] hsien-pi. [p] xianbi. [k] sonbi. [j] senbi. A deceased
mother.
¥ý®v [w] hsien-shih. [p] xianshi. [k] sonsa. [j] senshi. (1) An
ancient sage or worthy. (2) A teacher, mentor, master. (3) A deceased
teacher.
¥ý¤ý [w] hsien-wang. [p] xianwang. [k] sonwang. [j] senno. (1) The
dead king. (2) The former kings, i.e., the sage kings of antiquity.
¥ý¥Í [w] hsien-sheng. [p] xiansheng. [k] sonsaeng. [j] sensei. (1) One
born earlier; a senior. (2) A term of respectful address: "Sir." (3) A
teacher, scholar, gentleman. (4) Appended as head to a proper name
with a force like "Mr." in English.
¥ý¾W [w] hsien-feng. [p] xianfeng. [k] sonbong. [j] senbo. Vanguard,
pioneers, leading edge, cutting edge.
¥R
[w] ch'ung. [p] chong. [k] ch'ung. [j] ju. (1) To fill. [Æâ] (2) To
close, shut, cover. [¶ë, ÂÐ] (3) To assign to; to fit for [Æâ]. (4) To
fatten, enrich, develop [ªÎ, ¾i, ªø]
¥Rº¡ [w] ch'ungman. [p] chongman. [k] ch'ungman. [j] juman. To be
filled with, to be pregnant with, teem with.
¥R¨¬ [p] chongju. [k] ch'ungjok. [j] jusoku. Be full, be whole, be
complete.
¥ú
[w] kuang. [p] guang. [k] kwang. [j] ko. (1) Light, brightness,
splendor. (2) Sunlight. (3) Manifestation, appearance. (4) The
opposite of dullness; wisdom. (5) Halo, aura. (6) Smooth, bare, naked.
¥ü
[w] chao. [p] zhao. [k] cho. [j] cho. (1) Sign, omen, indication,
portent, symptom. (2) Show signs, show symptoms. (3) To divine, to
foresee. (4) A festival court. (5) Burial ground. (6) The people of
the land; the subjects of the king. (7) Trillion, billion.
¥û
[w] hsiung. [p] xiong. [k] hyung. [j] kyo. Bad, evil, fearful.
(§K) [w] mien. [p] mian. [k] myon. [j] men. (1) Avoid, escape from, be
rescued from, get rid of. (2) To relieve; relieve from office.¡@SGK
110c
§J
[w] k'e (k'o). [p] ke. [k] kuk. [j] koku. (1) To be able to;
competent, adequate. (2) To subdue; to improve. To overcome one's
selfish desires. (3) To fix upon. To carry.
¨ß
[w] t'u. [p] tu. [k] t'o. [j] to. A rabbit, hare.
Æâ
[w] erh. [p] er. [k] a. [j] ji, ni. (1) Child, baby, infant (usually
male). (2) Son.
ÆâÀ¸ [w] erh-hsi. [p] erxi. [k] ahui. [j] jigi. (1) The trifle,
caprice, whimsicality of a child. (2) Something carried out
imperfectly or insufficiently.
Æâµ£ [w] erh-t'ung. [p] ertong. [k] atong. [j] nido. Children.
¡@¡@ [w] szu. [p] si. [k] si. [j] ji. Rhinoceros.
°Â
[w] tou. [p] dou. [k] tu. [j] to, to. (1) Helmet, headpiece. (2) A
hat. (3) Be confused. (4) Transliteration for foreign tu sounds.
Äv
[w] ching. [p] jing. [k] kung. [j] kyo. (1) To fear, to dread.
Caution, apprehensive. (2) To be unsettled; to tremble, to shudder.
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Radical 191¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ
[w] nao. [p] nao. [k] nyo. [j] to, do (1) To disturb, agitate, excite,
stir up trouble. (2) Be disturbed, agitated. (3) To wrangle, fight,
struggle. (4) To be growing, flourishing.
Æâ
[w] tou. [p] dou. [k] t'u. [j] to. To struggle, to fight.
Radical 192¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ
[w] ch'ang. [p] chang. [k] ch'ang. [j] cho. (Fragrant) herbs.
Æâ
[p] yu. [j] utsu. [k] ul. [j] yu. (1) To crowd together, throng, flock
together. (2) To be steamy; be hot and stuffy; hot and humid. (3) To
close up, clog, choke, jam, cover. Be stopped up, stifled. (4)
Flourishing. (5) A wild cherry tree: prunus tomentosa. (6) Fragrant
herbs.
Radical 193¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ
[w] ko, li. [p] ge, li. [k] kyok. [j] kaku, reki. A tripod kettle.
Radical 194¡@¡@°
°
[w] kuei. [p] gui. [k] kwi. [j] ki. (1) A demon, ghost, spirit. An
evil spirit. (2) A hungry ghost.
°¡@¡@ [w] kuei. [p] gui. [k] kwi. [j] ki. A demon and a caddis worm,
both of which attack people unawares from a dark place. A treacherous
person. SGK 1181b
Ȕ
[w] hun. [p] hun. [k] hon. [j] kon. The spiritual or heavenly part of
the soul, which is unattached to material things. It develops in the
latter part of one's life after the po Æâ soul has been developed.
Ȓ
[w] k'uei. [p] kui. [k] koe. [j] kai. (1) A boss, chief, head. (2) The
lead; the initiative. A pioneer, a forerunner. (3) To excel, exceed;
be superior, eminent, great. (4) To be first on the list of candidates
for the advanced civil service degree. (5) The four stars of the
Dipper. (6) Large, great. (7) To be contented, to be at ease.
Æâ
[w] p'o. [p] po. [k] paek. [j] haku. Soul; the lower spirit that is
attached to the physical body which co-exists with the higher soul The
earthly aspect of the soul, which one develops in the earlier part of
their life.
¾y
[w] mei. [p] mei. [k] mae. [j] mi. Magic, sorcery. Ghost, apparition.
Æâ
[w] wei. [p] wei. [k] wi. [j] gi. (1) Tall, high. (2) The name for a
Chinese state, several times in its history: (a) Wei dynasty, 220-264.
(3) A surname.
Æâ
[w] liang. [p] liang. [k] ryang, yang. [j] ryo. A spirit of things
from nature such as streams, trees, stones, etc.
Æâ
[w] wang. [p] wang. [k] mang. [j] mo, bo. An elf, a sprite. A spirit
of natural things such as rivers, trees, stones, etc.
Å]
[w] mo. [p] mo. [k] ma. [j] ma. (1) Evil spirit, evil demon, demon
king. The demon king of the sixth heaven of the desire realm. In the
same vein, "defilement," or hindrances to enlightenment. An
abbreviated transliteration of the Sanskrit mara Å]ù, which means "to
kill." (2) Magic. Magical power.
Å]¥~ [w] mo-wai. [p] mowai. [k] maoe. [j] mage. A contraction of
¤ÑÅ]¥~¹D "Evil demons and heretics" who slander and transgress the
Buddha-dharma.
Radical 195¡@¡@³½
³½
[w] yu. [p] yu. [k] . [j] gyo. (1) Fish; fishing. (2) Oneself, myself.
(3) A horse with two white eyes. (4) A decoration worn around the
waist of T'ang officials.
¾|
[w] lu. [p] lu. [k] ro. [j] ro. (1) Dull, slow, foolish. (2) A Chinese
state (home of Confucius) during the Spring and Autumn period.
Æâ
[w] pao. [p] bao. [k] p'o. [j] byo, ho. (1) Salted fish. (2) An
ear-shell; sea-ear, abalone. (3) A surname.
ÂA
[w] hsien. [p] xian. [k] son. [j] sen. (1) vivid, clear, bright,
brilliant. (2) Lively, graceful. (3) New, fresh. (4) Good, beautiful.
(5) Seldom, few
ÃU
[w] li. [p] li. [k] ri. [j] ri. (1) A carp. (2) A letter (3) The name
of Confucius' son.
Æâ
[w] k'un. [p] kun. [k] kon. [j] kon. (1) In the Chuang-tzu, the name
of a Huge Fish that lives in the Northern Sea. (2) Fish eggs; roe.
ÄH
[w] ching. [p] jing. [k] kyong. [j] kei, gei. (1) A whale. (2) A male
whale.
Æâ
[w] kuan. [p] guan. [k] hwan. [j] kan. (1) A widower, unmarried man.
(2) To be solitary, to suffer. (3) A type of large fish found in the
Yellow River, said to be unable to close its eyes.
Åì
[w] lin. [p] lin. [k] rin. [j] rin. (1) The scales of a fish. (2) A
fish. (3) Scaly.
Radical 196¡@¡@³¾
³¾
[w] niao. [p] niao. [k] cho. [j] cho. Bird, birds.
Æâ
[w] fu. [p] fu. [k] pu. [j] fu. (1) Duck, mallard, drake. (2) The name
of a mountain in Shantung.
ȕ
[w] ming. [p] ming. [k] myong. [j] mei. To emit a sound--usually of
bird, animal and bell sounds. The chirp, twitter, caw, squawk, etc. of
birds.
Ȗ
[w] feng. [p] feng. [k] pung. [j] ho. The male Phoenix.
»ð
[w] yuan. [p] yuan. [k] yon. [j] gan. (1) A hawk, a kite. (2) Brown,
auburn.
Æâ
[w] ya. [p] ya. [k] a. [j] a. A crow or raven. [¯Q]
Æâ
[w] yen. [p] yan. [k] an. [j] gan. The wild goose [¶].
Æâ
[w] chen. [p] zhen. [k] chim. [j] chin. (1) The name of a poisonous
bird. (2) Its venom. (3) To be killed by this bird's poison.
ÂE
[w] hung. [p] hong. [k] hong. [j] ko. (1) A wild swan; a wild goose.
(2) Vast, profound.
Ã[
[w] hu. [p] hu. [k] kok. [j] koku, ko. (1) [koku] A snow-goose. (2) A
white stork. (3) A swan. (4) A bull's eye in archery. (5) White. (6)
[ko] Large, great, big; wide. (7) A crane; stork.
Æâ
[w] o. [p] e. [k] a. [j] ga. (1) A goose. (2) An army's battle array.
Æâ
[w] ch'iao, ch'ueh. [p] que, qiao. [k] chak. [j] shaku, jaku. Magpie.
ÄP
[w] p'eng. [p] peng. [k] pung. [j] ho. Phoenix; mythical bird,
fantastic bird.
¡@¡@[w] k'un. [p] kun. [k] ko. [j] kon. A large fowl. Mathews says
"jungle-fowl." SGk 1193b
Æâ
[w] chi. [p] ji. [k] kye. [j] kei Chickens, fowl. Farm birds.
Åb
[w] hao. [p] hao. [k] hak. [j] kaku. A crane, a stork.
Æâ
[w] yao. [p] yao. [k] yo. [j] yo. (1) An asiatic sparrow-hawk. (2) A
paper kite.
Æâ¤l¹L·sù "The hawk passes Silla" referring to a condition of not
knowing in advance where one will go, or settle down.
Æâ
[w] ying. [p] ying. [k] aeng. [j] yo, o. (1) A (Korean) bush warbler.
A nightingale. (2) A bird with beautiful feathers. (3) Mango-bird;
Asian oriole. Korean kkokkori; Japanese uguisu.
Æâ¿P [w] ying-yen. [p] yingyan. [k] aengyon. [j] oen. (1) A bush
warbler and a swallow--two beautiful birds. A metaphor for beautiful
girls, or prostitutes. (2) A prostitute, call girl. Red-light
district. Fashionable prostitutes.
¡@¡@ [w] ou. [p] ou. [k] ku. [j] o. A seagull, or tern. SGK 1195a
øl
[w] chiu. [p] jiu. [k] ch'wi. [j] ju. An eagle. A vulture.
ÆO
[w] lu. [p] lu. [k] ro. [j] ro. A heron.
¡@¡@[w] szu. [p] si. [k] sa. [j] shi. A snowy heron. SGK 1195b
Radical 197¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ
[w] lu. [p] lu. [k] ro. [j] ro. (1) Natural salt; rock salt. (2) Rude,
common, vulgar. (3) A large shield. (4) To capture, plunder. (5) Salt
land.
Æâ (•Í)
[w] yen. [p] yan. [k] yom. [j] en. Salt; salty.
Radical 198 ¡@¡@³À
³À
[w] lu. [p] lu. [k] rok. [j] roku. Deer, stag.
Æâ
[w] ts'u. [p] cu. [k] ch'u. [j] so. Rough, coarse, crude. gross. Same
as 198-22 .
Æâ
[w] mi. [p] mi. [k] mi. [j] bi. (1) A reindeer, caribou. (2) Vicinity,
neighborhood; edge, waterside, beach, shore, river-bank. (3) To
fester; be sore, be inflamed. (4) Hot (sexually); inflamed,
licentious.
ÄR
[w] li. [p] li. [k] ryo. [j] rei, rai, ri. (1) Beautiful,
well-proportioned, elegant. (2) To be connected to, to depend on. (3)
To tie to, to tether. (4) To arrest, seize, bind. The graph is
probably a deer with a pair of fine horns.
Æâ
[w] chi. [p] qi. [k] ki. [j] ki. A marvelous horse-like mythical East
Asian animal.
ÆâÅï [w] chi-lin. [p] qilin. [k] kirin. [j] kirin. A famous mythical
hoofed and horned animal, considered to be the greatest of all the
beasts. The first ideograph stands for the male of the species, and
the second ideograph for the female.
ÄS
[w] lu. [p] lu. [k] rok. [j] roku. (1) The foot; the bottom; the base
(of a mountain or hill). (2) A forest [ªL]. (3) The government
official in charge of mountain forests.
Åï
[w] lin. [p] lin. [k] rin. [j] rin. (1) An auspicious, mythical East
Asian horse-like animal. (2) An outstanding personage.
Å﨤 [w] lin-chueh. [p] linjue. [k] ringak. [j] rinkaku. "The horns of
the Ch'i-lin" a term of respect for the boys of the royal family.
¡@¡@(Æâ)
[w] ts'u. [p] cu. [k] ch'u. [j] so. (1) Rough, coarse, rude,
unrefined. (2) The body. (3) Grossly manifest defilements.
Radical 199 ¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ (“·)
[w] mai. [p] mai. [k] maek. [j] baku. Barley, wheat. One of the five
essential grains.
¡@¡@ [w] mou. [p] mou. [k] mo. [j] bo, mu. Barley: one of the five
essential grains. SGK 1199c
Radical 200¡@¡@³Â
³Â
[w] ma. [p] ma. [k] ma. [j] ma. Hemp.
Æâ
[w] mo. [p] mo. [k] ma. [j] ma, ba. (1) Small, minute, insignificant.
(2) A question mark. How? Why?
¼¯
[w] ma. [p] ma. [k] ma. [j] ma. See 64-11.
Æâ
[w] hui. [p] hui. [k] ki. [j] ki. (1) A banner, a standard. (2) To
signal to, to wave to. SGK 1200b
Æâ
[w] mi. [p] mi. [k] mi. [j] bi. See 175-11
Å]
[w] mo. [p] mo. [k] ma. [j] ma. See 194-11
Radical 201¡@¡@¶À
¶À
[w] huang. [p] huang. [k] hwang. [j] ko, o. The color yellow, esp. as
the color of the earth. (2) Gold. (3) An old man. (4) Center. (5) A
common surname.
¶À¨÷ [w] huang-chuan. [p] huangjuan. [k] hwangkwon. [j] kokan.
Writings, texts, books, documents.
¶À±ö [w] huang-mei. [p] huangmei. [k] hwangmae. [j] kobai. (1) A ripe
plum. (2) The season when the plums get ripe--the fifth month. (3) A
type of yellow-flowered bush.
¶ÀÆâ [w] huang-po. [p] huangbo. [k] hwangbyok. [j] obaku. (1) An amur
cork; a Chinese cork tree. (2) Huang-po, famous T'ang dynasty Ch'an
master.
¶À¦Ñ [w] huang-lao. [p] huanglao. [k] hwangno. [j] koro. Taoism, from
Huang-ti ¶À«Ò, the Yellow Emperor, a legendary patron of Taoism and
Lao-tzu ¦Ñ¤l, the putative author of the Tao Te Ching.
¶ÀÆâ [w] huang-po. [p] huangbo. [k] hwangbyok. [j] obaku. See above
¶ÀÆâ.
Radical 202¡@¡@¶Á
¶Á
[w] shu. [p] shu. [k] so. [j] sho. (1) Millet. One of the five
essential grains. (2) A unit of weight, approx. 1.5 mg.
Æâ
[w] li. [p] li. [k] ryo. [j] rei, ri. (1) Black. (2) All, much, many.
(3) As far as, about. (4) To adjust. (5) A surname.
Radical 203¡@¡@¶Â
¶Â
[w] heh. [p] hei. [k] huk. [j] koku. Black; the color black. Dark,
obscure.
Àq
[w] mo. [p] mo. [k] muk. [j] moku. (1) Be quiet, be silent. (2)
Silence, quiet.
ÀqµM [w] mo-yon. [p] moran. [k] mugyon. [j] mokunen. Be silent.
Æâ (ÂI)
[w] tien. [p] dian. [k] chom. [j] ten. (1) A dot, a spot, a speck. (2)
A point. (3) A bit, a little. (4) To count, to check one by one. (5)
To punctuate. (6) To light.
ÆâÀY [w] tien-t'ou. [p] diantou. [k] chomdu. [j] tento. To bow; to nod
assent.
Æâ
[w] ch'u. [p] chu. [k] ch'ul. [j] chutsu. (1) Expel, refuse, reject.
(2) To make quit, to fire. Lose one's position. (3) To remove.
Æâ (ÄÒ)
[w] tang. [p] dang. [k] tang. [j] to. (1) Friends, associates,
comrades; a person's crowd, gang, group. A faction. (2) A street gang.
(3) To join a gang, club, association. (4) Be intimate with. (4) A
place. (5) Correct, right, good. (6) If.
Radical 204¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ
[w] chih. [p] zhi. [k] ch'i. [j] chi. To embroider, to sew embroidered
clothing.
Æâ
[w] fu. [p] fu. [k] pul. [j] futsu. (1) A robe, a rug, a wrap. (2) An
ornamental texture of black and blue stripes, used for the sacrificial
robes of the emperor.
Radical 205¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ
[w] min, meng. [p] min, meng. [k] min. [j] bin, bo. A (green) frog. To
work hard; apply oneself.
¡@¡@ [w] yuan. [p] yuan. [k] won. [j] gen. A Sea-turtle. SGK 1206b
Æâ
[w] pieh. [p] bie. [k] pyol. [j] betsu. (1) Fresh-water turtle. (2)
Ticks.
[w] t'o. [p] tuo. [k] t'a. [j] ta. Crocodile, alligator; large
water-lizard. SGK 1206c
Radical 206¡@¡@¹©
¹©
[w] ting. [p] ding. [k] chong. [j] tei. Kettle; three-legged kettle.
Radical 207¡@¡@¹ª
¹ª
[w] ku. [p] gu. [k] ko. [j] ko. (1) A drum. (2) To drum; to make
noise; to make music. (3) To awaken, arouse, motivate, move. To drum
people (soldiers) forward.
Radical 208¡@¡@¹«
¹«
[w] shu. [p] shu. [k] so. [j] so, sho. Rat; mouse. Dark grey.
Radical 209¡@¡@»ó
»ó
[w] pi. [p] bi. [k] pi. [j] bi. The nose.
¡@¡@[w] hou. [p] hou. [k] hu. [j] ko. Breathing through the nose.
Snorting. SGk 1209a 1209a
¡@¡@[w] hou-hou. [p] houhou. [k] huhu. [j] koko. To snore (while
sleeping).
Radical 210¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ(»ô)
[w] ch'i. [p] qi. [k] cha, che, chae. [j] sei. (1) To adjust, to line
up, to straighten up, to put in line, to put in order, to regulate; to
equalize. (2) Even, regular, uniform, orderly. Alike, equal, similar,
the same. (3) Exact, right, correct. (4) Be careful, prudent. (5) In
the Classics, this ideograph is often used interchangeably with Æâ,
especially when referring to the religious meanings of fasting,
worship and purification, etc. (6) The lower edge of a mourning
garment. (7) The great ancient feudal state which occupied NE Shantung
and part of Chihli provinces. (8) To limit. To be limited, delimit,
distinguish, divide.
Æâ¬Ü [w] ch'i-mei. [p] qimei. [k] chaemi. [j] seibi. To offer food by
lifting it to the level of the eyebrows.
ÆâªÓ [w] ch'i-ch'ien. [p] qijian. [k] chekyon. [j] seiken. (1) To line
up one's shoulders; rub shoulders with; arrive to the same level. (2)
A short-sleeved garment.
Æâ
[w] chai, tzu. [p] zhai, zi. [k] chae, cha. [j] sai, shi. (1) [zhai,
chae, sai] Abstention from food and drink as ritual purification; esp.
for mourning purposes. (2) To restrain oneself; to fast, cleanse,
purify. (3) A room; a house. (4) A study-room. (5) A monk's meal;
pre-lunch, lunch. (6) [zi, cha, shi] Funeral clothes.
Radical 211¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ (¾¦)
[w] ch'ih. [p] chi. [k] ch'i. [j] shi. (1) Tooth, teeth; the upper
incisors; tooth-shaped. (2) Weak, aged. To weaken, to age. (3) To
classify, to arrange. (4) To record. (5) Number, to number. (6) To
bump into.
Æâ¿ý [w] ch'ih-lu. [p] chilu. [k] ch'irok. [j] shiroku. (1) To record;
to collect. (2) The registration of one's personal background after
his passing of an examination.
Radical 212¡@¡@Às
Às (“â)
[w] long. [p] long. [k] ryong, yong. [j] ryu. (1) The Dragon. (2) An
outstanding personage, a heroic character. (3) The emperor.
Æâ
[w] k'an. [p] kan. [k] kam. [j] kan, gan. (1) Niche or alcove for a
(Buddhist) image. (2) The stupa of a monastery. (3) A small room
beneath a stupa. (4) To win, be victorious.
Radical 213¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ (Àt)
[w] kuei. [p] gui. [k] kwi. [j] ki, kin. Turtle, tortoise.
Æâ¤â [w] kuei-shou. [p] guishou. [k] kwisu. [j] kishu. Chapped hands.
ÆâŲ [w] kuei-ch'ien. [p] guijian. [k] kwigam. [j] kikan. Model,
standard.
Radical 214 ¡@¡@Æâ
Æâ
[w] yueh. [p] yue. [k] yak. [j] yaku. A three or six-hole flute.