The summer sacrifice to ancestors. In

that sacrifice. II. i. VI. 4.

THE 114TH RADICAL.

The great Yu, the founder of the Hea

dynasty. II. vi. VI. 1; III. i. X. 5; iii. VII.

1: IV. ii. IV. 1 ; iii. IV. 1; V. 3.

(1) Paddy. I. ix. VI. 1-3: III. ii. I. 4. (2) Grain generally. I. xv. I. 7: II. vi. VII. 3.

(1) Descriptive of the growing corn

coming into ear. III. ii. I. 5. (2) Of a

plant that seeds without having flowered. I. xv. I. 4.

(1) Private;-used for private clothes. I. i. II. 3. In II. vi. V. 5, the private feast, that confined to certain parties. Private

fields. II. vi. VIII. 3: IV. i. [ii.] II. Fil

, private (i. e. low, poor) men, II. v.

IX. 4: but in III. iii. V. 3,=the members of one's family. To take to one's-self I. xv. I. 4. (2) A brother-in-law. I. v. III. 1. To hold, to grasp. I. iii. XIII. 3; vii.

XXI. 1: II. iv. VII. 3, 6, et al., to keep the heart, to maintain certain principles in it. I. iv. VI. 3: II. v. III. 6: III. iii. III. 3. , to employ. III.

=

iii. L. 3. 民之秉彝 the people

possess a normal nature. III. iii. VII. 1. Handfuls. II. vi. VIII. 3.

The autumn. I. v. IV. 1: II. v. X. 2:

ch'ing

(1) Millet.

稷

tseih

F

che

To lift up. I. xv. I. 8.

The panicum miliaceum.

Often used in connexion with. I. vi.
I. 1-3; x. VIII. 1, 2; xv. I. 7: II. i. VIII.
4; vi. V. 1; VI. 3; VII. 1, 2, 4; VIII. 4:
IV. i. [iii.] VI.; ii. IV. 1. (2)

Shun's minister of agriculture, and the
founder of the Chow family. III. ii. I. 1,
2, 5, 8; iii. IV. 2: IV. i. [i.] X.; ii. IV. 1,
2. (3) To be expeditious. II. vi. V. 4.
(1) To plant late. IV. ii. IV. 1. (2)
Anything young. Young grain. II. vi.
VIII. 2, 3. Children, to be childish. I. iv.
X. 3.

Rice in the plant, paddy. I. x. VIII. 3; xv. I. 6: II. vi. VII. 4; viii. V. 3: IV. ii. taou IV. 1.

稼

këa

k'e

穀

kuh

秩

alone. Orderliness, II. vii VI. 3; to be

permanent, IV. iii. III. (††).

(1) To sow. I. ix. VI. 1—3: II. vi. VIII.

1: III. iii. III. 6), and 7: IV. ii.

IV. 1 (id.); iii. V. 3. harvest. I. xv. I. 7: II. vi. VII. 4. (2) Grain cut and in the field. I. xv. I. 7.

稽首, to bow with the head to the

ground. II. vi. V. 6: III. iii. VIII. 5, 6. (1) Grain. In the phrase, the

different kinds of grain. I. xv. I. 7: II. vi. VI. 2: VIII. 1: IV. i. [ii.] II.; [iii.] V.; VI. (2) Good. I. xii. II. 2, 3 (= lucky): II. i. VI. 2. To become good. II. v. II. 3, 5., to maintain one's goodness. IV. ii. II. 3. To be happy. II. v. III. 1; VIII. 5, 6; X. 3, 5; vi. III. 4. (3) To nourish, to bless with abundance, to treat well. II. iv. III. 1; vi. VII. 2. (4) To live; while alive. I. vi. IX. 3. (5) Emolument. II. iv. VIII. 13.

(1) To be penetrating, or, perhaps, to to be mild. III. iii. VI. 8. (2) Solenın,

profound. IV. i. [i.] I.; II. (3),

糜

mun

穋

Tuh

穎

ying

tseih

mirable. IV. ii. III. 4; iii. I.

Tall, red millet. III. ii. I. 6.

Grain planted late and ripening early.

I. xv. I. 7: IV. ii. IV. 1.

The ears of grain hanging down with

their own weight. III. ii I. 5.

To collect;-in reference to the bring

ing the cut grain together and setting it up. IV. i. [iii.] VI.

(1) 窈窕. descriptive of a bride as

modest and retiring. I. i. I. 1—3. (2) , deep and anxious thoughts. L

xii. VIII. 1.

To stop up. I. xv. I. 5; III. 3.

See 鎊

t'ëaou

To store up in stacks in the fields; such stacks. III. H. VI. 1. IV. i. [iii.] V.

k'eun

穗 Ears of grain. I. vi. I. 2: II. vi. VIII. 3.

k'eu

growing luxuriantly. III. ii. I. 4.

k'ëung

Luxuriance,—of growth. I. ii. XIII, 1, 2.

nung

To reap. I. ix. VI. 1, 2, 3: II. vi. VI. 3:

立

leih

III. ii. I. 5 (= husbandry); iii. III. 6, 7:

IV. ii. IV. 1; iii. V. 3. See

A bundle, a sheaf. II. vi. VIII, 3.

To reap. I. xv. I. 4, 6: II. vi. III. 3; VIII. 3: III. ii. I. 6: IV. i. [iii.] V.; VI.

hwoh To cut down and bundle firewood. II. v. IX. 3.

THE 117TH RADICAL.

(1) To stand. I. iii. III. 2. (2) To rear. III. i. III. 5, 7. To set up. III. ii. X. 6. To raise up, to appoint. II. vii. VI. 5: III. i. VII. 2; iii. III. 7: IV. iii. IV. 1. (3) Used for, to provide grain-food; -rice or millet cooked in grains. IV. i. [i.] X.

Together. I. vii. II. 1—3; xi. I. 2, 3.

In the end. III. iii. IX. 4.

Anything of elegant composition. The blazonty of birds on a flag. II. ill. III. 4; chang and of other ornaments. VII. 2. A piece of weaving. II. v. IX. 6. Of the brilliance of the Milky way, III. i. IV. 4; and in 5, of carved figures.. descriptive of the elegance of the princes, II. vi. X. 2; and of speech, viii. I. 1. To be glorious. III. ii. VIII. 3. Rules; statutes. III. ii. V. 2: IV. i. [ii.] VIII. A signal

童

(2)

tung

, the azure vault. III. iii. III. 7.

is defined by 'lofty' and 'great.'

(1) Empty, hollow. II. iv. II. 4 So

kung, III. iii. III. 12.

tive of empty-unemployed-looms. II.

竦

descrip

sung

I. 4: III. i. III. 3.

THE 118TH RADICAL.

fuh

255

kow

筍

sun

Eye

A door or screen at the back of a car-
riage., the screen of bamboos

woven in squares. II. iii. IV. 1: III. iii.

VII. 2. We find with the same
meaning.

A trap or basket for catching fish ;-
set at the openings of a dam. I. iii. X.

3; viii. IX. 1-3: II. v. III. 8.

The shoots or sprouts of bamboo. III.

iii. VII. 3.

A square basket. I. i. III. i.; ii. IV. 2;
IX. 3; xv. I. 2: II. i. I. 1; vii. VIII.

kwang (to gather in such a basket): IV. i. [iii.]

笄

VI.

ch'e

t'ëen

簡

këen

簧

3.

to repair. III. i. X.

To be generous or magnanimous; gen-
erously devoted to the people. I. x. IV. 2:
IV. i. [i.] II.: III. ii. VI. 1—6. To con-
solidate. III. i. VII. 3, 5. Largely. III. iii.

XI. 1. 篤生武王, she was blessed

to give birth to king Woo. III. i. II. 6.
, the belly swollen and bloated;
-probably from dropsy. = an ugly,
bloated individual. I. iii. XVIII. 1, 2.

A kind of flute. II. v. V. 7: III. ii, X. 6.

To be densely collected together. I. v.
I...

A square vessel for containing the
cooked grain at sacrifices and feasts. I. xi.
X. 2: II. i. V. 2; v. IX. 1.

A mat of fine bamboo work. II. iv. V.

6., and -see

. I. viii.

X. 1: II. iii. IV. 1: III. iii. VII. 2.

(1) A slip or tablet of bamboo, with
writing on it. II. i. VIII. 4 (

(2) 簡簡,descriptive of one who

manifests an easy and indifferent man-

ner. I. iii. XIII. 1; of blessing bestowed
abundantly. IV. i. [i.] IX.; of music har-
monious and loud. IV. iii. I.

The metal tongue in the pipes of an

organ. Used for the organ. I. vi. III. 1;

hwang xi. I. 3 : II. i. I. 1 ; v. IV. 5.

簫

sëaou

10

To answer. II. iv. X. 4.

p'o

tah

t'eih

keu

租

The pan-pipe. IV. i. [ii.] V.

To sift. II. v. IX. 7): III. ii.

I. 7.

#descriptive of a fishing rod as

long and tapering. I. v. V. 1.

To adjust the revenue of a district by

the regulation of the fields. III. iii. VII. 6.

A flute. I. iii. XIII. 3., to
dance waving the flute in the hand. II.
vi. IV. 4. So, in II. vii. VI. 2.

See 際

A vessel of bamboo, used to contain
fruits, sauces, &c., at sacrifices and feasts.
Associated with . I. xv. V. 2: II. i.
IV. 6; V. 3; vii. VI. 1, 4: III. ii. III. 4;
iii. VII. 3: IV. ii. IV. 4.

THE 119TH RADICAL. *

Rice in the husk. II. iv. III. 1; v. II.
5, 6.

Maize. I. x. VIII. 3: II. iv. III. 2; vi.
VII. 4.

(1) Viands, materials for a feast. I. vii.

I. ì 3. (2) To be bright, splendid. I.
vii. VI. 3; x. XI. 3., a beauty.
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