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𝌍干。阳气扶物而钻乎坚，铪然有穿。 |
| | Gan. Yang qi supports things and drills through hardness, making a piercing sound.
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初一，丸钻钻于内隙，厉。测曰，“丸钻于内”、转丸非也。 |
| | On the first day, Wan Zhuan drilled into an inner crevice, sharpening it. The commentary says: "Wan Zhuan drilling inward"—this is not the way of turning a pill.
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次二，以微干正，维用轨命。测曰，“以微干正”、大谏微也。 |
| | Second in order, using subtle dryness to correct, maintaining the use of orbital destiny. The commentary says: "Using subtle dryness to correct"—this is about greatly advising subtlety.
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次三，𦴑键挈挈，匪贞。测曰，“𦴑键挈挈”、干禄回也。 |
| | Third in order, the key of Qian is tenuous, not upright. The commentary says: "The key of Qian is tenuously held"—this refers to returning from the virtue of Gan Lu.
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次四，干言入骨，时贞。测曰，“干骨”之“时”、直其道也。 |
| | Fourth in order, dry words penetrate deep into the bones, timely and upright. The commentary says: The "time" of "dry bone"—this is about going straight along its path.
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次五，蚩蚩干于丘饴，或锡之坏。测曰，“蚩蚩”之“干”、锡不好也。 |
| | Fifth in order, Chi Chi dries at the hill of Yi, and someone bestows upon him a broken piece. The commentary says: The "dryness" of "Chi Chi"—this is about receiving something undesirable.
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次六，干干于天，贞驯。测曰，“干干”之“贞”、顺可保也。 |
| | Sixth in order, Gan Gan reaches up to heaven, upright and well-trained. The commentary says: The "uprightness" of "Gan Gan"—this is about being in harmony and thus assured safety.
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次七，何戟解解，遘。测曰，“何戟解解”、不容道也。 |
| | Seventh in order, He Ji is loosely held, encountering misfortune. The commentary says: "Loosely holding the spear of He Ji"—this signifies that the path cannot be contained.
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次八，赤舌烧城，吐水于瓶。测曰，“赤舌”“吐水”、君子以解祟也。 |
| | Eighth in order, a red tongue burns the city, spitting water into a jar. The commentary says: "Red tongue" and "spitting water"—a junzi (noble person) uses this to dispel evil omens.
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上九，干于浮云，从坠于天。测曰，“干于浮云”、乃从天坠也。 |
| | Ninth in order, drying on floating clouds, following a fall from heaven. The commentary says: "Drying on floating clouds"—this means falling from the heavens follows.
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