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關：《》曰：以木橫持門戸也，聲類曰關所以閉也，又姓風俗通云關令尹喜之後蜀有前將軍關羽河東解人。古還切，六。 |
| | Guan: The Shuowen Jiezi says, "To hold a door or gate horizontally with wood," the Shenglei says, "A guan is used to close something." It also mentions a surname. Fengsu Tongyun states that it was descended from Guan Ling Yin Xi; there was General Guan Yu in Shu, who was a native of Jie, Hedong. Gu huan qie, Liu.
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関：俗。 |
| | Guan: A common variant.
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| | 關: |
癏：病也。 |
| | Guan: Illness.
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擐：貫也，又音患出文字指歸。 |
| | Huan: To pass through; also read as Huan, according to the Wenzishiguī.
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| | 關: |
𠴨：二鳥和鳴。 |
| | Yi: Two birds singing in harmony.
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𢇇：織貫杼也。 |
| | loom Jian: To weave by passing through the shuttle.
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還：反也，退也，顧也，復也，戸關切。又音旋。二十。 |
| | Huan: means to turn back, to retreat, to look back, or to return; Huanguan Qie. Another reading is Xuan. Twenty.
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環：玉環。《》云：肉好若一謂之環又姓古有楚賢者環淵後有環濟撰要略一部。 |
| | Huan: a jade ring. The Er Ya says: "If the thickness of the meat and the hole are equal, it is called a huan." It also mentions a surname; in ancient times there was a learned man from Chu named Huan Yuan. Later, there was Huan Ji, who compiled one volume titled Yao Lue (Essential Outline).
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𠟼：樸𠟼縣名在武威樸音蒲。 |
| | Pou: a county name; Pou Xian is located in Wuwei. "Pou" is read as Pu.
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鬟：髻鬟。 |
| | Huan: a braid or coiled hairdo.
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寰：王者封畿内縣。又𤣥甸切。 |
| | Huan: a county within the fengji, the territory directly administered by the king. limestone Another reading is Xuandian Qie.
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闤：闤闠崔豹古今注云闤市垣也，闠市門也。 |
| | Huan: Huanhuai. Cui Bao's "Ancient and Modern Notes" says, "Huan refers to the wall of a market, and Huai refers to the gate of a market."
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糫：膏糫粔籹。 |
| | Jiu: Gaojiu; Jili.
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鍰：六兩曰鍰鍰黃鐵也，一曰錢也。 |
| | Yin: six taels is called Yin; Yin refers to yellow iron, or it may refer to coins.
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圜：圜圍。又王權切。 |
| | Huan: a circular enclosure. Another reading is Wangquan Qie.
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鐶：指鐶。 |
| | Huan: a ring worn on the finger.
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轘：轘轅又地名也。 |
| | Huan: Huanyuan; also a place name.
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𡍦：里名在洛陽。 |
| | Huan: a li (a unit of distance) name located in Luoyang.
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䍺：獸名似羊而黒色無口不可殺也。 |
| | Huan: the name of an animal resembling a sheep but black in color and without a mouth; it cannot be killed.
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𦏖：上同。 |
| | Huan: same as above.
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郇：姓出絳州。又音荀。 |
| | Xun: a surname originating from Jiang Zhou. Another reading is Xun.
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澴：水名。 |
| | Huan: the name of a river.
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𩙽：𩙽飛遶皃。 |
| | Huan: Huanfei, describes the appearance of flying around.
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䭴：馬一歳。又音弦。 |
| | Huan: a one-year-old horse. Another reading is Xian.
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㡲：屋牡瓦名。 |
| | Huan: the name of a tile used as a ridge ornament on a roof.
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𦣴：堅𦣴。 |
| | Huan: Jianhuan.
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| | 班: |
班：《》曰：分瑞玉俗作◫玢王亦姓出扶風風俗通云楚令尹鬬班之後。布還切，十三。 |
| | Ban: The Shuowen Jiezi says: "Fenruiyu; the vernacular form is 䚡. Fan is also a surname, originating from Fufeng. As stated in Fengsu Tong, it comes from the descendants of Dou Ban, an official of the State of Chu." Puhuan Qie, class thirteen.
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頒：布也，賜也。又音汾。 |
| | Ban: To distribute; to bestow as a gift. Another reading is Fen.
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| | 班: |
鳻：大鳩。 |
| | Xie: A large jiu bird.
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| | 班: |
朌：大首。又音汾。 |
| | Fan: Having a large head. Another reading is Fen.
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| | 班: |
螌：螌蝥毒蟲。 |
| | Fen: A poisonous insect, the fenmao.
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斑：駮也，文也。 |
| | Ban: Mottled; patterned.
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辬：上同，見《》。 |
| | Bian: Same as above, see the Shuowen Jiezi.
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䰉：髮半白。又音盤。 |
| | Fan: Having half-white hair. Another reading is Pan.
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般：還師亦作班師又盤𤳖鉢三音。 |
| | Ban: Also written as Banshi for "returning an army." It also has three readings: Pan, ?, and Bo.
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斒：斕斒。 |
| | Ban: Banlan.
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鯿：魚名。又音編。 |
| | Fan: A type of fish. Another reading is Bian.
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扳：挽也，公羊傳云扳隱而立。又音攀。 |
| | Ban: To pull or drag; the Gongyang Zhuan says, "ban yin er li." Another reading is Pan.
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𠔯：賤事之皃。 |
| | Fan: The appearance of doing menial tasks.
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蠻：南夷名亦姓。莫還切，七。 |
| | Man: a southern barbarian name and surname. Mo huan qie, seven.
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𪈮：似鳧一目一足一翼相得乃飛即比翼鳥也。 |
| | Huang: resembles a mandarin duck with one eye, one foot, and one wing; it can only fly when paired together, which is the so-called "Siying Niao" (a bird with joined wings).
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獌：狼屬。又莫干、晚販二切。 |
| | Mian: a species of wolf. Also Mo gan, Wan fan two qie.
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鬘：衣出釋典。 |
| | Man: a type of clothing mentioned in Buddhist scriptures.
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謾：方言曰謾台脅䦧懼也，燕代之閒曰謾台齊楚之閒曰脅䦧台音怡。 |
| | Man: a dialect term said to be "Mantai," meaning to threaten or intimidate; in the region between Yan and Dai, it is called "Mantai"; in the regions of Qi and Chu, it is referred to as "Xiezhoutai" with the sound Yi.
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䅼：赤䅼稻名。 |
| | Zhi: a name for red zhi rice.
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𪑪：畫車輪也。 |
| | Huang: to paint the wheels of a cart.
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