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To communicate or pass through; to receive virtue; a law or method original: 錫 (xī)
A carriage or palanquin; specifically a large chariot original: 輅 (lù)
To be at peace; secure original: 妥 (tuǒ)
To rely upon or lean against original: 倚 (yǐ)
Also refers to the bullseye of a target.
Often referring to a low wall or a small fort.
Specifically referring to a woman being sent to her husband's home.
The character 鋰 (lǐ) refers to lithium in modern chemistry, but in an ancient manuscript context, it likely refers to a specific type of metalworking or is a variant for "polished metal."
Can also refer to a prison or the act of guarding.
Referring to oneself; I original: 卬 (áng/yǎng)
The term 倭 (wō) was historically used to refer to people from the Japanese archipelago.
The name of surpassing; victory original: 勝 (shèng)
To be born; a lineage original: 姓 (xìng)
A granary; to be like original: 牲 (shēng). The gloss provided in the manuscript implies a phonetic or ritual storage association rather than the modern definition of livestock.
A tomb or burial mound original: 墓 (mù)
A pit; to bury away original: 瘞 (yì)
An upright stone slab original: 碑 (bēi)
the sound of a small child crying original: 噭 (jiào)
Red Seal: Seal Script text? Likely an institutional mark or collector’s signet, though the ink has bled too much to be legible.
Likely referring to Chicheng or a related local herb.
This entry is a duplicate of the earlier "茯".