665 et al. is also so used. II. i. 16, 20; and, V. v. 1. We have of specific tribes—the, III. i. Pt. i 35. et al.; the 26; the 和夷66; and the 鳥夷10,44. See also V. xix. 11. (5), the place in the extreme eat to which Yaou sent his astronomers. I. 4: III. i. Pt. i. 22. (6) 1, Shun's minis ter of Religion. II. i. 23. (1) To keep-be-near to. III. i. Pt. i. 11: V. xxii. 21. (2) To aid. V. xviii. 21. To this meaning we should probably refer V. xi. 6. (3) Applied to a side apartment of the palace. V. xxii. 18. ix. 5 (3) The name of a country. (1) Suddenly. II. ii. 4. (2) Entirely. V. xviii. 1; et al. Wonderful, strange. V. i. Pt. iii. 3: 夫 foo 10: V. ii. 2: vii. 5: xxi, 11. 獨夫, 奇 , a solitary man, with some de v. 8. k'e 牧夫, xix.13,16,19,21;準奉 夫 gree of contempt. V. i. Pt. iii. 4. alone in. V. xii. 10, the ordinary people. We find it added to other words, making nae them concrete nouns. In combination with fuf, To bear or carry with both hands. V. ★, xix. 7;, vii. 14; Jung xii. 24: xxii. 23., the sceptres III. iv. 4. The usage in 嗇夫, heroes, a complimentary designation. V. Low. 1st tone. It is found with this foo tone only once, as a demonstrative. this man, any man. V. xxii. 9. yaou 夷 Up. 1st tone. (1) Long and thin. , a man's name. V. xvi, 12. To cut life short. IV. ix. 3 tsow tsou rently. We have 奉恤,奉答,奉 *#*, V. xxiii. 1: xiii. 14: IV. viii. Pt. ii. 2: vii. Pt. ii. 9: ii. 2: III. iv. 5. V. xiv. 18; and H. IV. vii. Pt. i. 12, are peculiar. To advance, go forward to. II. iv. 7. (1) To report to the emperor. II. i. 9. (N.B.). To bring forward, introduce. II, iv. 1. (2) Spoken of music. =to beat. III. iv. 4. 契 Shun's minister of instruction. II. i. 17, distinguished name. V. xxvii. 21. 11. Selfish and open wickedness. I. 12. Villainous, openly wicked. V. i. Pt. iii. 3: xx. In all other passages it is combined with, the phrase― villains and traitors, or to play the part of such. II. i. 20: IV. vii. Pt. i. 12; Pt. ii. 16: xi. 2: V. ii. 6: ix. 15: xi. 2: xxi. 10: xxvii. 2. Majesty, terrors. Used in this sense very often with reference to Heaven's dread purposes, and the manifestation of them. II. ii. 7: iii. 7: V. xvi. 3, 10, 14, 15, 娶 haon ts'eu hao ch'ü 如 joo ju i. 13: V. xiii. 2: xxx. 6. hwăn see " huên 姓 sing first to-. II. iv. 4: V. xxvii. 2, 3. The beginning; in the beginning, at first. IV. ii. 9: v. Pt. iii. 2, 6: vi. 6: viii. Pt. iii. 5: V. xiii. 9 : xxiv. 13. For a time; an expression of leniency and laxity. V. x, 15: xxx. 4. 子 A surname, surnames. II. i. Pt. ii. 16: tsze fu Relatives. IV. vii. Pt. i. 10. A married woman., wives 婦子,wives man, used in contempt. V. i. Pt. i. 5. So 婦 alone, ii. 6. 匹婦愚婦 夫 Flatterers. V. xxvi. 5. see mei The name of a stream. I. 12. kwei kuei 娘 To be-do the duty of-wife to. I. 12. V. v. 3., the hundred surnames, hsing is a designation of the people. I. 2: II. i. 13, 19: ii. 6: III. iii. 3: vii. Pt. i. 12; Pt. iii. 3: V. i. Pt. ii. 7, 9: ii. 6: xxvii. 9, 14. the myriad surnames, is used in the same way. In one case we have 爾萬方百姓, but 萬姓 need not always be so resolved. In V. x. 10: 9, xvi. 3. 百姓一百官, or officers of tzû 孜 To be in a state of preservation or flourishing. IV. ii. 7. To believe, repose confidence in. V. xvi. 9: xxvii. 20. Sincerity, faithfulness. V. xiii. 24. What is certain or fully proved. xxvii. 15, 17. To be fully established in. IV. v. Pt. iii. 9: V. xvi. 2. Sincerely, truly. IV. iii. 5 : ix. 5. * to be diligent, untiring. II. tsze tzû iv. 1: V. i. Pt. iii. 3: xxi. 3. 孝 To be filial; filial piety. I. 12 : IV. v. Pt. ii. 7: V. viii. 3: ix. 16: x. 6: xvii. 3. heaou xxi. 1: xxvii. 3. hsiao 孟 (1) Chief or head. V. ix. 2. 孟侯 măng (2) First, the beginning. mêng 季 ke chi yu yü nëe nieh 宄 kwei kuei 宅 tsih chai the 宇 first month of spring. III, iv. 3. (8) , the name of a marsh, III. i. Pt. i. 57., the name of a ford, and a place. III. i. Pt. ii. 7: V. i. Pt. i. 1: iii. 8. (1) The youngest of brothers or cou sins. V. xxvii. 13. (2) The last month of a season. III. iv, 4. (3), the 王季, father of king Wăn. V. iii. 5: vi. 4: xv. 8. (1) Solitary, standing alone. III. i. L, V. xxiv. 7. (2) Spoken of office,-to occupy. II. i. 17: ii. 9; et al. Of a special service. IV. viii. Pt. i. 1: V. xxii. 1. To put into office. V. xix. 2, 12, 19., office-able. xix. 2, 4., the office occupied, xix. 4. (3) To settle, consolidate. IV. v. Pt. i. 2: V. ix. 5, 7: xviii. 22. Sides of a roof, roofs. IV. iii, 6, Low. 3d tone. In the phrase, to make a tour of inspection. II. i. 8, 9. A condition of tranquil security. V. xxiv. 12. To rest, repose in. II. iv. 2: IV. v. Pt. iii. 5: vii. lt. i. 11 (n. b.): V. v. 8. To tranquillize, give repose to. II. iii. 2: IV. vii. Pt. ii. 6: V. xxii. 8: xxvii. 14. I. 1. 宏 hwang huang 13. naturally, without effort. (1) To enlarge. IV. vii. Pt. iii. 7. (2) X-the minister of Works, V. x. 宗 (1) Belonging to one's ancestors. sung, and alone, the temple of ancestors. III. iii. 8: IV. iv. 8: v. Pt. i. 2: V. i. Pt. i. 6; Pt. iii. 3. Connected with this is the name of the minister of Religion, as 秩宗 II.i.23. 宗伯 V. xx. 9., and 官 xxii. 宥 23, 26. Officers in his department are yew called 宗人,xxii. 27, 28. 宅宗 yu 宮 to occupy the place of chief mourner, V. xxii. 4. A cup used in sacrifices is called kung 宗彝IL.iv.4. 神宗Shun's ancestral temple. II. ii. 19. (2) Το honour; honourable. II. i. 6. The capital of the Chow dynasty is called tsae tsai 宗周 and 宗 alone. V. xiv. 21: xvi. 宰 1: xx. 1: xxiv. 1. and 高宗and中宗 are the temple titles of two of the emperors of the Shang dynasty. IV. ix. 1: V. xv. 4,5, 16. I, the most meritorious. xiii. 7. Soalone, p. 15., honourable ceremonies,-ceremonies which all should observe, p. 19. 宗工,V. x. 11. 13. (3) To appear at court,-applied to the waters of the Keang flowing to the sea. III. i. Pt. i. 47. (4) ft a mountain. II. i. 8. hae hai seanu hsiao An officer of government; an office. Either of these meanings will suit most 家 këa chia kwan of the passages where the characters kuan , all the officers. II. ii. 定 ting H.. 宣 occur. seuen 6: V. xxii. 5. hsüan house and its chambers. V. xi. 4; IV. ii. 容 yung 宿 室 A house. V. vii. 11, 13., a suh shih hsü for the empire. V. vi. alone has also this meaning. IV. vii. Pt. iii. 6: V. xiv. 9; et al. (3), and sometimes 家 alone, the Royal House. V. vii. 1 : viii. 1: x. 7; et al. (4) Obs. to seek one's own advantage, V. xxvii. 21; and V. Pt. ii. 3, to form parties. (1) To bear with, show forbearance IV. xi. 6: V. xxx. 6, 7. The forbearing, xix. 15,- to nourish. V. xi. 3. an easy forbearing manner. (2) A name. V. iii. 8. (1) To keep, to allow to remain. V. xiii. 26. (2) To advance with the cup, -in sacrifice. V. xxii. 26. (1) To revere, show reverence. II. i. 23 iii. 6. Before other verbs, ently, respectfully. I. 4, 6: V. xv. 4: xviii. xx. 6. (2) The third of the calendaric branch characters. V. xii. 3. (1) To hush. secretly, quietly. i. 9: V. xxiv. 3. I. i. 13. (2) IV. v. Pt. To rob, play the robber., II. kow i. 20, V. xxvii. 2. k'aw V. ix. 15: xxiv. 4., the minister of Crime. V. xv. 7: xix. 24: xx. 11. (1) To be filled. V. xvi. 9. T. skih that which fills the mouth, matter for remark. IV. ii. 1. (2) To be real; real. 寧 ning shin IV. viii. Pt. i. 1: vii. Pt. 1. 10. Really; positively, exactly. IV. ii. 4: v. Pt. ii. 2: V. xxiv. 9 : xxvi. 3: xxvii. 18. To be in a state of repose, and tran quillity. III. iii. 4 : IV. iv. 2: V. v. 7: xxiv. 3; et sæpe. To give repose or tranquillity to; to soothe. IV. iii. 6: V. xiii. 25: xiv. 18; et sæpe. IŠ^ and 寕考 are all designations of king Woo. V. vii. 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15; et al. A state of tranquillity: serenity of mind. V. iv. 36: xxvii. 13. (2) It is better to. V. i. Pt. ii. 9. The comparison is completed in II. ii. 12. To examine carefully, to judge. V. xxvii, 16, 17, 18, 20. To describe minutely. IV. viii. Pt. i.3. Discriminatingly. shên V. xxii. 4. tui taou tao 小 THE 42D RADICAL. J. Small. Passim. Often used along with seaou. To become small IV ii. 8. Of hsiao phrases we have, used by the emperor, and to him and others, but only by the ministers E Yin and the duke of 少 shaou shao 少 Chow; 小尹, V. xix.8; 小伯p. 小 , V. ix. 17, 18, et al.; , the inferior people. V. xii. 13, 21, 22, 23; et sæpe is also used of the lower people. V. xv. 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 17, 18. Only once, II. ii. 20, does it denote the mean in opposition to the superior man. A little. V. vii. 1. 3d tone. Junior, assistant. V. x. 2. shaou The 少保少傅少師, were shao the three ministers second in dignity at xxiv. 10. To confer favours(). V.i.Pt.i.7. 啟寵 尙 to open the way to favourites. IV. viii. Pt. ii. 9. THE 41ST RADICAL. † (1) Boundaries. V. xxiv. 7. (2) A fung V. xvii. 2. (3) To raise a tumulus;- 10. (4) The name of Wan's ninth son, the prince of K'ang. V. ix: X., xi., sæpe. To shoot with bow and arrows. IV. vii. Pt. i. 15 (n. b.): V. xxx. 5. (1) Shall, will, about to. It expresses a purpose, or a likely result. III. iii. 9: tseang IV. iii. 6: vi. 1 : vii. Pt. ii. 6, 17; Pt. iii. chiang 4 (n. b.), 6: xi. 6 (?): V. iii. 6: vi. 12: shang yew yu iv. ; et passim. This is the prevailing (1) Pray, may it be that. II. ii. 20: III. usage of the character in the Shoo. The exhortation and entreaty are not so evident indeed in all cases, and the meaning approaches to a reflective perhaps, as in V. xxx. 8. (2) To ascend. V. ix. 21. (3) Still, in both the meanings of—in addition to, and notwithstanding. V. x. 7, 8: xiv. 23: xvi. 12, 15: et al. (4) To esteem, be reckoned valuable. V. xxiv. 8. THE 43D RADICAL. † (1) Evils, judgments, calamities. v. xxvii. 21. (2) To murmur, to grudge. V. xvi. 2. (3), the name of the first rebel, V. xxvii. 2. |