James W. Heisig Timothy W. Richardson
Remembering Traditional How Not to Forget
Hanzi 2
the
Meaning
and Writing of Chinese Characters
Remembering Traditional Hanzi How Not to Forget the Meaning and Writing of Chinese Characters
Book 2
James W. Heisig
Timothy W. Richardson
University of Hawai‘i Press
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Introduction the second of two volumes designed to help students meaning and writing of the 3,000 most frequently used traditional This
with the
Chinese characters. characters.
is
A parallel set of volumes has been prepared for simplified
Although there
ment of the
Introduction to is
considerable overlap in the selection and arrange-
characters, as well as in the
are advised to stick with
characters
is
Book
likely to
one
set
mnemonic
devices employed, you
of books or the other. As
we
explained in the
combining your learning of traditional and simplified slow down progress and create confusion. That Introduc1,
tion also provides further details about the approach followed in these books
and the
rationale
behind
it.
HOW TO USE THIS BOOK From
the start, our working assumption was that
Book
1
and
Book 2 would be studied sequentially. Each book would introduce half of the most important 3,000 characters in the Chinese language. The idea was that since the 1,000 most frequently used characters were to be introduced in Book 1, learners would complete that volume before passing on to the second. Many, if not most, students will find this preferable.
However, as we weighed the options for organizing the remaining 1,500 characters for also
more
neously.
Book 2, we realized that others may prefer the more exacting, but
rationally satisfying,
approach of studying the two volumes simulta-
We have adjusted the Introduction to Book 1 to clarify the reasons why
this is so,
but a word of explanation
is
in order here.
As each new primitive was presented in Book 1, most of the characters (among the 1,500 selected for the first volume) that could be learned at that point were introduced. The lessons of Book 2 have been designed as extensions of that principle. Thus, nearly all of the 1,500 characters of Book 2 are placed in the lessons in which they would have appeared if we had combined everything into a single volume. This means that students who wish to do so can treat the corresponding lessons of Books 1 and 2 as single units. Having said this, we hasten to add a note of caution: Book 1 was designed to progress from complete stories to short plots to the simple listing of a character’s
primitive elements. In this way, the student gradually gains independence 1
INTRODUCTION
2
from the imagination of the authors and develops a knack for creating stories based on personal memories and learning preferences. Book 2 disregards this progression.
Even in the early pages, one will find mere plots and listings of ele-
ments where the lessons of Book sionally
we supply a
would have given more information. Occaconnotation of a key word or to challenging character or sometimes simply because 1
fuller story to clarify the
help with a particularly
—
we cannot resist the temptation. But these are the exception. Accordingly,
if
you wish
to study the
books simultaneously, you may want
Book 1 before you crack Book those lessons to pick up the new characters.
to get several lessons into
2,
and then return to
COMPOUNDS, POSTSCRIPTS, INDEXES book are followed by a short
special section
with “compounds” or characters that are best learned in pairs.
A final section
The
55 lessons of this
we strongly urge you not to skip over. The Indexes of Book 2 differ slightly from those of Book 1. Index 1 gives hand-drawn character and its pronunciation for each frame in Book 2. The
contains two “postscripts” that
a
other four Indexes are comprehensive. That tion
from both volumes. This
will
make
it
is,
they cover the relevant informa-
easier for
you
characters without the need to consult the Indexes from It
to navigate all 3,000
Book 1.
bears repeating that the pronunciations given in the Indexes are given as
an aid should you need to consult a dictionary. Nothing further
them
in these volumes,
ommended
in the Introduction to
Book
meaning of the characters separately from
1, it is
is
said about
As we
rec-
best to study the writing
and
and no examples of their use
are provided.
their pronunciation.
ON CHARACTERS AND THEIR KEY WORDS Finding unique English key words for 3,000 different Chinese was challenging in the extreme. Often there is more than one ordinary character in Chinese corresponding to a single word in English. At times this left us no choice but to stretch the limits of standard English ever so slightly, employing common phrases or even neologisms in order to avoid the duplication of key words. In any case, if you follow the guidance given along the way characters
about preserving a distinct connotation for each key word and heeding
its
part
of speech, these hurdles will be easy to hop over.
Although we do not draw attention to the
fact in
each case, a relatively small
number of the
characters presented in the lessons are
much
“compounds”
like the
ters are
that are given their
“bound forms.” That
own
is,
section, these charac-
always used in combination with others. The Chinese equivalents of
INTRODUCTION
3
|
“trumpet,” “glaze,” and “universe,” for example, are usually considered to be
two-character compounds. Nevertheless, our policy has been to assign each individual character
comes
its
own key word on
for students to learn
the assumption that when the time compounds, they will find it a straightforward task.
Take “trumpet,” for instance: the character with that key word (frame 1501) is often paired in a compound with that for “flared horn” (2584) to designate what English simply calls a “trumpet.”
Remember, tations, others
too, that while
some key words
carry clear and discrete conno-
can only approximate the range of meanings and nuances covA broader awareness of what individual characters convey
ered by a character.
can only be acquired by encountering them in context over time.
A final note of caution: We urge you to avoid dismissing certain characters as not
being very useful simply because their key words are not ones you run
into very often. “Lambsquarters”
and “water
caltrops” are not part of everyday
English vocabulary, and never appear in personal or family names. Things are different in the
world of the characters.
appears in these books, you will need
it
It is
safe to
assume
that if a character
to gain proficiency in Chinese.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The authors would like to reiterate their thanks to Robert Roche for his insight, encouragement, and generous assistance over the long years this project has been in the works. The staff and fellows of the Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture in Nagoya, Japan, made our task a lot easier and provided just the right
atmosphere for collaboration. Thanks,
University-Hawaii for
and Pao-Ho
its
too, to
Brigham Young
support of the project. Tsu-Pin Huang, Yifen Beus,
Wan assisted us with their expertise on numerous occasions.
Pat
Crosby, Keith Leber, and Nadine Little of University of Hawai'i Press deserve
mention special
for patiently seeing this
word of appreciation
is
book through
its
editing
and production.
A
due Helen Richardson and the Richardson chilmake do without a husband and father for
dren. Without their willingness to
weeks
at a time,
concentrated periods of work in Japan over the past several
would not have been possible. we wish to acknowledge the many readers who have sent us their comments, reactions, and suggestions since the appearance of Book 1. Their years
Finally,
feedback has not only confidence that
made for important improvements;
we are on the
it
has confirmed our
right track.
James W. Heisig
Timothy W. Richardson 15 July
2011
Lessons
Lesson i As explained
in the Introduction, the lessons of
Book
2 are
organized according to the characters and primitives introduced in their cor-
responding lesson in Book
1.
With
that,
we start Book 2 off with a blast:
trumpet (N)
1501
n/\
Since the character eight depicts an open expanse that begins in the heavens and covers the earth, that
it is
just right for the character
shows the Angel Gabriel pressing
trumpet
to
of Lesson
his
announce the end of time— or
1.
[5]
\
T1
X*
P/
mouth
against the
in this case, the
end
Lesson There from Lesson
is
2 of Book
2
only one
new character we can make with
the elements
1.
1502
mutter Since
we
already used the image of an ancient tombstone in
and we have the mouth on the left, we need only think of someone trying to mutter something to us. Perhaps it’s someone that would like to be let out. 8 ] Lesson 2 of Book
1
[
p
Lesson 3 we
1503
m
Mouth
.
.
.
Chinese
nostrils.
is
one of those languages (Indo-
is another) that have two different ways of expressing one including the person or persons spoken to, the other
nesian “we,”
excluding them.
We will meet the latter in frame 2032.
1504
$
[9]
string together This character looks like a doodle of a shish kebab.
the skewer used to string together those tasty grilling over the fire? Identifying a character
than by its primitive elements from, but
we think you will
exception.
is
Can you
little
by
it
see
tidbits for
shape rather
something we have shied away
agree this one merits treating as an
[7]
a
s ^ overspread (v)
1505
*
(inclusive)
and bedspreads cover things, the net in used to overspread an eminent person, prob-
Just as awnings, clouds, this character
ably the only
is
way to
capture his attention.
[13]
Lesson 4 hubbub hubbub about? Look for yourself: four mouths gathered around a table and munching away noisily on a head! (In frame 230 it is a chihuahua.) [21] So what
is all
the
—
Lesson You will
5
notice that in
most cases only the primitive elements
are given below, without any detailed story or story plot.
from
full stories to
turn more and
Book
simple plots to component elements. The idea
more of the
creative
work over to
not quite ready to venture off on your
own
is
1
progresses
to gradually
the learner. If you feel
at this
point but
still
you are want to study
the two books together, you might hold off on the lessons of Book 2 until
when you are more comfortable with
inventing your
later,
own images and stories.
Lesson 6
adultery Three women.
[9]
-*r
-$r
baby Two
oysters
.
.
.
woman.
[17]
*
}
L514
father s sister
Woman
.
.
.
ancient. [8]
&
i
nanny Woman
.
.
.
mother.
[8]
1516
cautious Overcome
.
.
.
overcome.
[14]
Lesson
7
1517
big To remember this character, you need only think of those big stone heads found in Mesoamerica or on Easter Island. [14]
51 z 1518
m
lay brick Stone
.
.
.
cut. [9]
£ 1519
m
whistle Mouth
.
.
.
(N)
candle. [10]
** 1520
sway (v) Sun
.
.
.
ray. [10]
€7
&
Lesson
8
moor
1521
m
Water
.
dove. [8]
.
.
1522
&
get rid of
What you
get rid of in this character
been overly watered.
is
a house plant that has
[7]
1523
&
soak Water
.
.
.
tell fortunes.
how a thundershower left
When you hear this key word,
soak overnight in a marinade.
to
[8]
/'i
1524
insignificant word connotes small or trifling.
This key eyeball
.
.
Its
elements: water
.
.
.few. [12]
;i
;
&
1525
m
think of
soaks you to the skin, not of something
>
m
(v)
gland Flesh
.
.
.
spring. [13]
n
j0l
LESSON 8
1526
jfi
level
keel.
The elements:
soil
.
.
.
daybreak.
[8]
iS
i
newborn (N)
1527
Woman
.
.
.
bricks.
This rather peculiar combination of ele-
ments gives us the character
and animal.
for
newborns of all
kinds,
*&£
bank (N)
1528
The bank shown here water.
is
a
cliff of
bricks
meant
to hold
r m
1529
inch The addition of a mouth
to a Chinese inch gives us a
Western
inch. [6]
elbow (N)
1530
M
back the
[11]
>
H
human
[9]
*4
tM
(AD,)
The key word can refer both to level land and to those calm and composed people who always seem to keep themselves on an even
m
|
Flesh
.
. .
glued
to. [7]
n 1531
it scorch
Fire
.
.
.
ladle. [7]
15
Lesson 9 1534
mile
HI
Mouth
.
.
.
computer. [10]
V
»3?
carp (N)
1535
m
Fish
.
.
computer.
.
[18]
&
1*"
1536
Hey!
D1
Mouth
.
.
.
black. [15]
cinnabar red
1537
Hood ... a drop
ft
color red,
is
Note that the
.
.
also first
.
one. This character,
an
essential ingredient in
Chinese alchemy.
stroke of hood curves slightly outward. [4]
n n
)
ft
1538
boisterous Mouth
m.
.
. .
proclaim.
[12]
<2
V
*539
visitor Dangling from the
"
commonly used for the
ceiling of your
house are a few shells the start ,
of a hanging mobile on which you plan to hang trinkets you gather (surreptitiously or otherwise) from each visitor
comes. Nice conversation piece.
who
i8
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
In
frame
2
we warned that the final stroke of few might when the primitive is cramped for space, as it is
104
be eliminated here. [14]
^
p %
1540
water s edge Water
.
.
visitor. [17]
.
/
widowed
1541
House
.
.
.
head
.
.
.
dagger.
very odd exception. Notice
Here we have another instance of a
how
the final stroke of the head
is
lengthened, giving the final two strokes a chance to stretch out
and make room
for the dagger that
fits
in beneath. But the real
Does the dagger in fact belong to the woman who was left widowed when her husband mysteriously lost his head question
is:
in their house 7 [14] .
^
% %
Lesson
10
shed (N)
1542
ffl
Tree
.
.
companion.
[12]
1543
cypress Tree
.
.
dove. [9]
%
fa
1544
thick stick
J.rd Tree. 1
.
.
tribute.
.
Don’t think of shillelagh or truncheon here, but
"S
of a thick stick used for less violent purposes.
[14]
4 1
1545
flouds Since English does not have a “measure word” or “classifier” for flowers and clouds to go with this character, to invent one: flouds. Its primitives are:
n.
.
.
.
shall just
have
tree. [6]
rL
1546
tt
wind
we
prevent Tree
.
.
.
soil. [7]
t
fa
20
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
1547
cassia-bark tree The bark of the cassia-bark tree, is
used as a
tree,
akin to that of the cinnamon
spice. Its elements: tree
.
.
.
bricks. [10]
* 1548
m
chair Tree
.
.
.
strange. [12]
#
* 1549
hero Tree
.
.
.
cookingfire. [ 8 ]
1550
m
cherry The baby on this particular to
be picked.
tree is a ripe,
red cherry just waiting
[21]
t
m
1551
m
treetops Tree
.
.
.
candle.
[11]
1552
paulownia Since you probably don’t shall let the
know what
a
paulownia
key word suggest the phrase “the
of St. Paulownia.”
It is
tree
Little
is,
we
Brothers
a short step to associate the tree with the
monks to its right. (For the curious, the name of this oriental really comes from a Russian princess, Anna Pavlovna.) [10]
4
fa
tree
LESSON 10
Song
1553
ft
This character refers to the
ments: house
.
.
.
Song Dynasty (960-1279).
Its ele-
tree. [7]
£ drench
1554
w \ 1 -1-
Wafer
.
.
.
woods.
[11] % *
/
burn (v)
1555
**
Woods
.
.
.fire. [12]
& obscure (AD,/V)
1556
ft
Sun
.
.
not yet.
.
[9]
ft
B
1557
ft
vermilion That red-orange color we ing the
fall
call
vermilion
is
found in nature dur-
when the leaves lose their sugar and begin to change
very last leaf on a tree in the first on the stroke), the leaf that has not yet (the drop hung fallen as it one day must. Look at its color— vermilion. (Well, not really. The truth is, vermilion is made from a mercuric sulfide, but were sure you will agree that autumn leaves are a lot easier to work with.) [6] color. This character depicts the fall
/
ft 1558
ft
tree Tree
.
.
.
vermilion. [10]
trunk
21
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
22
2
4 roof beam
1559
m
Tree
.
.
.
water
4
.
5
.
.
blade ... a drop
.
.
.
tree. [15]
#
p
1560
*
5
saucer Stone
.
.
.
family
tree. If it is
any help,
term for flying saucers.
in the
i
this character
is
also used
[14]
1$.
bud (v)
1561
— Flowers
.
.
.
bright. [12]
-*h
-Jfr
ty 1562
exacting Flowers
.
.
.
can. [9]
Ah
Ah *
membrane
1563
m
Flesh
.
graveyard.
. .
[15]
i
3
J L
1564
Sb
solitary House
.
.
.
graveyard! nobody.
We
have included the key-word
meaning of the second primitive as an alternative you might find useful. Remember, this is always a possibility. [14]
23
565
sunset Graveyard
.
.
.
sun.
[
15 ]
Lesson If
you
will
11
you are going through
tandem with Book
these Lessons in
new
probably have noticed that the
1,
characters presented here are
arranged in the same order they would have had in Book 1, namely, the order in which the primitive elements, or characters serving as primitive elements, have been introduced.
1566
m
ignite Fire
.
.
sort of thing. [16]
.
m
f
curse (v)
1567
pp
XL
Chatterbox
.
.
.
wind.
[8]
xta
xtp
Aj 1568
m
beast Chatterbox
.
.
.
brains
.
.
.floor
2S
®
22 ^
.
.
.
mouth SH
!
1569
m
.
.
.
221
chihuahua.
[19]
'*
IX raccoon dog
Pack of wild dogs
.
.
.
computer. [10]
* 1570
U sniff
Mouth
.
.
.
stinking. [13]
(v)
LESSON
11 |
1571
dude We already met a character to which we assigned the key word male (frame
691), but there are certain
different character for variety.
the
Animals
dude horse
bull) use
it.
It is
gender identification of the masculine
like the
(alias,
animals that use a
dude deer
(also
the stallion) and the
composed of the
known as the stag), dude cow (a.k.a, the
primitive elements
cow and
soil. [7]
4 1572
jail
House
.
.
.
cow.
[7]
2
?
1573
succor
An
Oxford don
calls
is
drowning
in the local
(V.)
swimming pool and
out “Succor! Succor!” After consulting their dictionaries,
the lifeguards proceed to save the poor chap.
Now
instead of
the typical lifesaver you find at poolside, they grab a giant oyster
they have trained to
swim
out, grab hold of
mers, and drag them back to
safety.
drowning swim-
When you
launch
it
into
it like a discus and shout, “Before! Before!” warn people to get out of the way, obviously a courtesy inherited from the golf course. [19]
the deep, you throw to
4 When used as a primitive element, this character will mean a lifesaver, in line with the explanation above.
25
Lesson
12
abode
1574
£
Meeting
.
.
.
ancient. [8]
^& wha?
1575 This character
a colloquial abbreviation, often used in Inter-
is
net communications, for the ordinary
“What?”
Its
elements:
mouth
.
.
.
compound meaning
abode, [n]
0 1576
in Water
.
.
agreement
.fit. [9]
fe
/'
1577
thriving
BI
When a king is thriving, the sun should be shining on his kingdom, but more
often than not,
it is
ends around the world remind
us,
just shining
own
their
burned
selfishness
—
or, in
leg-
what invariably happens
kings thriving at the expense of others
by
on him. As
is
that they get
to
consumed
the case of this character, sun-
to a crisp until they decide that their subjects should
be
thriving, too. [8]
a 1578
H
hi green jade
Jewel
.
.
.
dove
.
.
.
stone. [14]
LESSON
12 |
^ ^ $ & 1579
a
tearful Water
.
jewels. [7]
. .
crooked
f£
Tree
.
.
.
king. This character usually applies to
bends the
someone who
rules or perverts the law. [8]
4 pearl Jewel
.
.
.
vermilion. [10]
shocking King.
.
.
.four mouths.
[16]
op
*j”
j? 2.
H.
crocodile Fis/i
.
.
.
shocking. If you are
more
familiar with alligators than
crocodiles, feel free to adjust the key
word
accordingly. [27]
fight This character shows two old geezers having at
it,
(v)
each of them
wielding a walking stick with a spiked ball on the end. They have
been driven
to fight for the title of king of the hill at the local
retirement center. [10]
27
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
f
I
Tree
.
.
.
whole. [10]
Tree
.
.
.
candlestick. [9]
2
r &
1586
hook (N/v) Metal
.
.
.
sentence.
Be sure not to confuse this key word with the same meaning. [13]
primitive element of the
£ paper Metal
.
.
money
.few. [12]
put up for sale Gold
.
.
.
candle. [15]
lock (N/v)
LESSON
12 |
drill This key
word for this
character refers to the machine drill and
has nothing to do with mental or physical exercises. ments: metal
.
.
.
(N/V)
lifesaver. [27]
Its ele-
29
Lesson
13
1592
&
3
compel To compel people
to
go somewhere they
really don’t
road to make
it
more appealing.
[8]
1593
33
want to
unscrupulous don’t think twice about whitewashing the
go, the
press Wealth
.
.
.
road.
The key word
is
(v)
used to describe the action of
hounding someone or forcing them
to
do something.
[12]
& escape (v)
1594
m
There
no way
is
to escape
from
this portent,
smack in the middle of the road you
which
is
seated
are using to run away. [9]
& 1595
M
flaunt Submit
.
.
.
road. [10]
I
if rumble (N/V)
1596
IS
Three
cars. [21]
*
/
A
LESSON
1597
Wi
13
|
rails
Car
.
.
baseball team.
.
The kind of rails
this character refers to
are those used for train tracks, not for banisters. [9]
$ 1598
IL
flatten Car
.
.fishhook. [8]
.
1599
$i
spokes Car
.
.
wealth. [16]
.
1
-$!
1600
m
j
\w
saute In front
.
.
.
cooking fire.
(v)
[13]
1601
figure of speech Analogies, similes, metaphors, and other figures of speech often serve a biting wit, depicted colorfully here as a slaughter-
house mouth. Nice figure of speech, eh?
*
it
1602
fi
[12]
elm Tree
.
.
.
slaughterhouse.
[13]
31
32
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
abbreviation Each
field
has
its
own
abbreviations (chemistry, philosophy,
sports, etc.). Needless to say, the “stronger” say,
the simpler and
position
more
often used
on the left, even though the way around. [11]
the other
©
primitive— that
one— takes story
the
is
to
dominant
would read them
off
Lesson
14
As we do frequently in Book 1, from this point on we will occasionally assign new primitive meanings to characters you have already learned with a different key-word meaning. In many cases, some of the characters in which this new meaning is used will not appear until a later lesson. Each new primitive meaning will get its own frame, marked with the usual symbol (). The number in curly brackets refers to the frame number of the original character.
We will introduce one such example in this lesson.
1604
dizzy Sun
.
.
.
chariot. [13]
e?
muddled Water
.
.
.
You may find it useful to pay attention to the muddled in order to take advantage of the double
chariot.
“mud” in meaning that allows this character to be associated with both turbid water and confused ideas. [12] %
/
{296}
Eiffel
Book 1 we learned primitive meanings for abbreviated forms of this character. Here we add a primi-
You will the tive
Tower
recall that in
meaning
for the full character,
associate: Eiffel
Tower.
one that should be easy to
[10]
1606
ointment Eiffel
Tower
condensed
.
to
.
.
flesh.
Note how the topmost primitive here
make room
for the primitive
under
it.
[14]
is
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
34
2
1607
n*
~T
go smoothly Tall
.
.
-ed.
.
These primitives present something of a challenge.
Begin with a situation that comes to mind when you hear the key word, go smoothly. Say, an interview. Your friend, a 7-foot -tall high-school basketball into
star, is
being interviewed for entrance
an Ivy League school where he hopes to pursue a career in
nuclear medicine, despite academic grades in the lower half of
When he comes out, you ask him, “How’d it go?”
the alphabet.
To which he
replies,
“Duh.
I
tink
it
go -ed smoothly.”
[7]
* t hum
1608
nf
Mouth
.
.go smoothly.
.
(v)
[10]
p 1609
&yp
honest Water
.
.
.
enjoy. [11] '
/
i^r
l6lO
whale The whale swallows a whole school abode into a proper
offish,
who turn their new
little fish-capital. [19]
1'"
l6ll
m
redeem Shells
.
.
.
sell.
[22]
I
It
Lesson
15
1612
daylight Brush
.
.
.
daybreak.
[11]
*
& rri*
1613
m
Water
.
.
.
brush. This character serves as
important Chinese city of Tianjin.
an abbreviation for the
[9]
7^
>
1614
m
smidgen Not yet
.
.
.
taskmaster
.
.
.
cliff.
^
.
.
computer.
[18]
r
1615
ft
small objects The key word has been chosen to represent the character’s use as a “measure word” for counting coins, paper dips, cufflinks, and the
like.
The elements
*
are: tree
.
.
.
taskmaster. [8]
ft
1616
ft
• •
Tianjin
herd (v) Rather than go through the time and expense of training dogs to
herd the cows back into the barn
at night,
we appoint one of
the elder cows as taskmaster, fitting her out with a gown, spectacles,
and a whip.
[8]
4
ft
36
|
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
1617
a
rose /ewe/
taskmaster.
.
.
[8]
it
l 1618
lit
candid Enjoy
.
taskmaster. [12]
.
?£
1 {212}
%
It is
cal
Disneyland
a short leap from the key- word meaning, as
world of make-believe, Disneyland.
to the
magi-
[9]
promise (N)
1619
is
if,
Words
.
.
Disneyland.
[16]
JUf £ 1620
pfl
meaning Words
.
.
stomach.
[16]
if 1621
t&J
inquire Words
.
.
decameron.
[13]
1622
penalize
p~r~y
fj
Net...
words
.
.
.
saber. [14]
^
^4
LESSON
1623
IT
37
15
place an order Words
.
.
.
nail.
Think of the words you use to
choices as you place an order with the waiter. *
down your
nail
[9]
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py 1624
chant (v) monks as they chant their sutras is for a moment into eternity where the
Listening to the words of like
being transported
rules of everyday
life
,
have been suspended.
1
[12]
#
1625
espionage Words
.family
tree. [16]
1$ 1626
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annotate Words
.
candlestick. [12]
\5
1i
1627
p/S
forgive Words
.
capitol building. [15]
P
pt^
1628
1
praise Words
.
.
.
lifesaver. [26]
p
p
(v)
Lesson
16
ii
The use of the Roman numeral n
is
intended to help capture the
“2” sense of a “fraud-proof” writing of the Chinese numeral for
documents. The primitive elements
in official .
.
.
are:
arrow
.
.
.
two
shell. [12]
**
f
l6 3o
iK, sick
Flesh
.
.
.
11.
and
tired of
[16]
h
J#, discharge (v)
You will need to take a moment with this unfamiliar shape. The water on the left is clear. Next draw the sun. Finally, draw a broken halberd a mere stick without the blade at the top (the final ,
stroke of halberd), noting first
how
the third stroke of sun and the
of halberd double up.
The character at first sight.
is
not as
difficult to
remember
as
it
might look
Imagine someone with a musket that shoots hal-
berds instead of bullets— a cross between a bazooka and a har-
poon
thrower. Suffering from dehydration our musketeer turns
angry
at
battle
and shot arrows
the gods and, as the ancient Gauls did at the
when they lost a
sky to complain, discharges a bar-
rage of halberds at the sun while crying out, “Water, waterl
[9]
paddle (v) The key word refers to what we do with oars, not with what old-style pedagogues used to do to misbehaving
Fiesta
.
.
.
saber.
children. [6]
LESSON 16 |
caw (N)
1633
The caw sound this
considered a bad omen. Take advantage of
is
when making your
story.
Mouth
.
.
.
ceiling
.
.
nostrils
.
.
.
fiesta. [14]
p"
P
P®
1634
domain If you
think of an Internet domain, you will not be far from the
connotation of this word, which refers to an area of control. The elements
are:
land
.
.
.
or. [11]
i
sow (v)
1635
One way
of celebrating Thanksgiving
remember
others will
at a future
is
to
do something
Thanksgiving dinner
that
— like
going out to the garden to sow the seeds for a row of cranberry trees. [10]
Jt-
1636
kin Parade
.
.
.
above
.
.
.
small.
[11]
r f jt 1637
despise Flowers ... net
..
actually marching tal
stroke
is
.
march. Note that because there
under the enclosure
dropped downward
a matter of aesthetics, so
much.
[15]
to
fill
is
nothing
for march, the horizon-
in the space.
you should not
let it
It is
only
bother you too
39
Lesson
17
address (N)
1640
tit
Soil
.
. .
footprint. [7]
t
tit
1641
m
astringent Water
.
two blades
.
/
.
ytf /
.
two footprints.
[17]
yfl'77
/
/jtjt
/jt
1642
m
apple Flowers
.
.
.
repeatedly. [20]
m 1643
&
goto When you
go to a new job
in a
new
city,
something in you
wants to walk ahead confidently with enthusiastic
strides.
then something else in you wants you to hold back,
like
But
a divin-
ing rod built into your psyche warning you about rushing in too carelessly. [9]
* 1644
m
trip This
is
not an actual trip but a “measure word” or
trips taken. Treat this
make your stories.
Its
and other
classifiers as
elements: walk
.
.
.
“classifier” for
nouns when you
esteem.
[15]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
42
2
1645
dike
A dike is soil piled up in advance of a disaster. There is no way of predicting
if the
either case, the
great inundation
town
will
be ready.
is
be or not to be, but in
[12]
ik
3 1646
keyboard keys Metal
.
.
.
build. [17]
1
it
1647
m
to
lit;
son-in-law What turns a bachelor into a son-in-law (or at least used to) is a woman and her dowry, here presented as a small zoo (since animals were often used for the purpose in earlier societies)
and a month away from
it all
(the
“honeymoon”).
[12]
Lesson
18
The time has come lessons,
up your
sleeves.
Unlike the previous
many of the following lessons will be conIn this one you will learn 42 new characters.
which were
siderably longer.
to roll
relatively short,
1648
tailor Thanksgiving
.
.
clothing. [12]
.
1649
m
(v)
socks Cloak
.
.
.
despise [20]
1650
trundle (v) Water ...
six.
.
.
mouth
.
. .
scarf. If it’s
any help,
this is
one of the
Chinese characters that figures in the compound word for rock
n
’
roll (or
more
accurately, “oscillate
’n’
trundle”). [14]
;
1651
M
decline Refer back to
frame 377 and
the character
story recalls the colorful actor, fact,
Fields.
meaning grief. The It is
a
little
known
but as he grew older and began to decline, his trademark
smirk also started to droop. ered
W. C.
(v)
Plastic surgery
being still in
wagon
into his
its
cov-
days, he had no choice but insert a walking stick cheeks sideways, and thus maintain his image. [10]
ft
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
44
2
1652
innermost feelings Following on the story from the previous frame, lets say the short, vertical walking stick here
is
not for supporting one’s
outer frame but ones innermost feelings. In the case of W. C. Fields,
sustained the actors awareness of the grief his
it
tious alcoholism
was causing those around him.
* * *
[10]
$L
1653
w
meditation This
is
the character for Chinese
are: altar
.
.
.
list.
Chan
(or Zen).
Its
elements
[16]
1
W
1654
fit
ficti-
ape The suspicious politician Yuan first encountered in frame 378 of Book 1 is depicted here as an ape being hounded by a pack of wild dogs obviously from the opposition party. ,
%
[13]
%
1655
dangle Mouth
.
.
.
towel. [6]
° 1656
* handkerchief
Towel
ment
.
.
for
Compare this character to the primitive white towel we met in Book 1 (page 164). [8]
.
white.
ele-
LESSON
|
note (N)
1657 Towel for
.
.
tell fortunes.
.
The key word
refers to a
someone, not musical annotation.
memo you leave
[8]
1658
w
18
sail
Towel
.
.
(N)
ordinary. [6]
.
+ 1659
te
width of cloth Towel
.
wealth. [12]
.
.
t 1660
m
brocade Gold
.
.
.
white towel.
[16]
4
4%
1661
irp
copious Water
.
.
.
market.
[8] * %
/
1662
ffi
persimmon Tree
.
.
market.
.
[9]
4 1663
stir Fight
.
.
.
market.
[15]
up trouble
45
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
46
2
n m 1664
u
thorn bushes Thorns alongside thorns.
[12]
$ 1665
jujube Thorns on top of thorns.
sometimes used
A
jujube
in traditional
*
flower Flowers
.
.
.
.
.
.
mouth.
A bewitching Woman
.
.
.
die young. [7]
1669
ft
down
[7]
1668
R
bud
thunder. [17]
gulp Die young
[12]
#
1667
#
a kind of Chinese date
medicine for sore throats.
1666
ea
is
fertile
Water
.
.
.
die young.
productive
Think of this key word as having to do with
soil. [7]
>
ft
LESSON
l8 |
1670
sedan chair had to leave her family home and go to the grooms home on the wedding day. The bride would sit on a special kind of cart known as a sedan chair, as Traditionally in China, the bride
the
groom and
angel here
his relatives carried her to her
of course, the bride.
is,
new
[19]
Hr
1 1671
±5
garbage Soil
.
.
vase. [8]
.
&
i 1672
nt
abode. The
weep aloud Mouth
.
.
.
sovereign. [12]
P
1673
W
fruit Flowers
.
.
.
sovereign. [13]
drip (v)
1674
fit
stem
Water
.
.
.
antique. [14] * %
Hi
/
1675
m
100 Chinese acres You may want
to consult
at the character that
here: spoon
.
.
.
head.
frame 779 of Book
means
to have a look
a single Chinese acre.
[11]
*
1
%
The elements
47
48
|
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
1676
ft
spoon (N) Be.
.
ancient spoon.
[11]
1677
3fe
well-behaved Thousand
.
.
.
north.
[
8]
f For the primitive meaning, think of a particular goodygoody from your school days, always ready to please the teachers and the butt of everyone’s jokes.
1678
hitch a ride Goody-goody
we have
.
.
umbrella. Note
.
how the last two strokes, which
given as the element for umbrella, are
as the final
two strokes
in the character for “tree.” [10]
f $
%.
1679
m
drawn the same
leftover Try associating
this
key word with the leftover grub in your
refrigerator. Its elements: hitch
$
a ride
.
.
saber. [12]
#']
1680
m
(AD,)
club (N) The club depicted in this character is a throwback to the time when discipline was meted out by beating people silly. Here the club
is
an entire
tree
wielded by a tyrannical patriarch on his
descendants for not eating their Brussels sprouts.
[12]
LESSON
l8 |
1681
in accord Words
.
all-temperature detergent (see
.
.
frame
425).
As the
“chord” in accord suggests, the key word connotes things in
harmony.
[16]
1682
firewood This (literary)
.
.
.
tree. [10]
jtb
Jtb
quick-witted Every taskmaster worth his
salt
witted retorts. For example, “The you. But
it’s still
on my list.”
needs a repertoire of quicklast
thing
I
want to do
is
hurt
[11]
mildew (N)
1684 Weather
.
.
.
every. [15]
so far The key word indicates the extent of something
in a temporal
or spatial sense, but for your story stick with the temporal sense
of something that hasn’t happened so
far.
Beg
.
.
.
road. [6]
t 1686
iX
chop (v) Stone
.
.
.
learned in
yawn. Keep distinct from the primitive for chop
Book 1.
[9]
49
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
50
2
hump
1687
tX
(N)
Soil yawn/ lack. When you speak of “getting over the hump,” you mean getting yourself past the bumpiest and most difficult stage of something or making it past the halfway point. As with an illness, a final exam, or the cold of winter. [7] .
.
.
fa 1688
fa
cook (v) what happens
Picture
to people
who
cook
their supper
when they should be taking a nap after a hard day’s work. Here we see a fire blazing out of control as a hapless young executive yawns
inattentively. [8]
*
fa
1689
m
try to
think highly of Metal
.
. .
yawn.
[12]
£
it
Lesson
19
Beginning with
this lesson,
we
will
be introducing completely
new primitive elements not based on characters already learned. nent parts will
all
be elements learned in
this or a previous lesson.
1690
m
Their compo-
cut Muzzle
saber. [10]
.
.
open
% 1691
bodhisattva Flowers
.
.
muzzle.
[12]
i=t
£ 1692
£
mango Flowers
. .
perish. [7]
Ah
£
1693
J 1L
wasteland Mango
.flood. [10]
.
-V f-
1694 n/11
lie
Words
.
.
wasteland.
[17]
it
(N)
52
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
1695
ft
boundless Mango
.
Note how the water element snuggles
water.
.
.
to the element for perish rather than stand alone
we might expect it to.
in next
on the
left
as
[10]
i!r 7 TZ
7
1696
M
win (v) Perish
.
.
mouth
.
.
.
.flesh
.
.
*
.
oyster
is
m
.
.
is
m
.
ordinary. [20]
m% crochet needles
Tl
The hook and the needle
easily suggest the little basket of cro-
chet needles (or hooks) your grandmother kept next to her
rocking chair, where she sat quietly whipping you up a fancy muffler.
[3]
T
K
1697
Ifl
interrogate Words
.
.
.
crochet needles. [10]
i
ift
1698
Pi
workshop Soil
.
.
.
compass.
[7]
i-
1699
# aromatic
Here we see a
special compass used to pick out those flowers
most suited for making aromatic perfumes. It was invented by a bee that had no sense of direction. [8]
originally
LESSON
19
* 1700
15
call
When you
have to
words with great
on
on a dignitary, you have to frame your Hence the need for a grammatical com-
call
care.
pass. [6]
stew (v)
1701
#c l\\
Soil
.
.
release
.
.
.
>
has to be pressed
cooking fire. Note how the left half of release down in order to squeeze into the space under .
soil. [15]
*
4Z.
4k.
1702
B
tobacco Flowers
.
.
(all-purpose preposition). [12] Jrt-
Jrb
Magellan
{466}
*
The adventurer Ferdinand Magellan is remembered for having been the first person to sail around the world, but scholars of history have forgotten his little-known sidekick, Pacifica, after
whom he would name an entire ocean.
A ^
* 1703
If
[10]
roster Tree
.
.
.
Magellan.
[12]
*
#
53
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
54
2
1704
pound (N) You have heard of the Rosetta Stone, the ancient Egyptian key to
fig
unlocking hieroglyphic writing. Here we have the
known, and, truth be told, historically suspect, Magellan stone which was used to figure out just how much a pound really weighed less
,
in ancient times. [15]
£ 1705
m
upper arm Flesh
.
.
Magellan.
.
[14]
m 1706
m
sharp Metal
4
.
.
.
devil. [15]
4£
Lesson 20
rainbow Insect
.
.
.
I-beam.
[9]
bat (N) The bat this character refers to is the around bell towers and damp caves. wealth.
Its
hangs
elements: insect
.
.
[15]
i .709
3© frog
Insect
.
.
.
bricks.
Insect
.
.
.
emperor.
m
Insect
.
.
.
list.
fffl
Tree
SI
flying rodent that
[1
[15]
1711
.
.
.
[18]
windstorm.
[13]
.
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
56
2
|
placenta Part of the body
.
.
.
wrap.
[9]
J&
A
fireworks
m
Fire
.
.
wrap.
.
[9]
&
f
robe (N) Cloak
.
.
.
wrap. [10]
hail 1
I
\
Rain
.
.
.
wrap.
[13]
& pursue Sow
.
.
.
road. [10]
% satisfy
Animal horns
.
.
.
pursue.
[12]
"
it Mongolia
As with Los Angeles and England (frames 286 and frame shows us the the proper noun. .
.
.
ceiling
.
.
Its
first
character in the fuller
component
sow. [14]
1278), this
compound
primitives: flowers
.
.
.
for
crown
LESSON 20
^
|
& ^
pK
dim (AD,) Moon
.
.
.
Mongolia.
[18]
X
& unrestrained
Tiara
.
.
sow. [14]
.
hog-tied The short stroke in the legs of the sow gives us the primitive element meaning hog-tied. [8]
% € peck (v) Mouth
.
.
.
hog-tied.
[11]
p
n chisel
King
.
.
.
hog- tied.
(v)
[12]
$
5%.
marry The primitive on the
left
makes
it
clear that this
into a itive
is
a character
woman who marries and moves with her spouse new home— in this case, a flophouse (an alternative prim-
depicting a
meaning for the character
i
house).
[13]
57
58
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
|
intestines Part of the body
.
piggy bank.
. .
[13]
I poplar Tree
.
piggy bank.
.
[13]
.
#7
4 !727
scald During lunch break
in the chemistry lab,
you
are boiling your
soup in a bowl that you are holding over the large single flame
Bunsen burner. Having not yet mastered the basic principles of chemistry, you learn lesson no. 1 the hard way: the bowl, too, gets hot! You drop it on your lap and learn lesson no. 2: hot soup scalds. [16] (the full character for fire) of a
oJL
oJL.
licentious Flowers
.
.
.
soup. [16]
1729
m
detailed Words
.
.
.
sheep. [13]
envy (v) Sheep
.
.
.
water
.
.
.
yawn/lack. Although this character
looks rather simple, special care should be taken in learning it
two elements to the that the water comes under the
because of the proximity of the
character for next. Note, too, sheep, rather than
on
its
own to
the
final
left. [13]
LESSON 20
j
;
?
1731
solely
Mouth
ui
.
.
turkey. [11]
.
Kt
1732
m
pile Soil
.
.
(N/v)
turkey. [11]
.
i 1733
m
s
l
\
apprehensive Turkey
.
.
.
\
cooking fire.
[12]
% & When used as a primitive element, this character will mean much what it looks like:
pretty
1734
m
lay eyes Eyeballs
.
.
.
on
roast turkey. [17]
0 1735
fjM
a roast turkey.
m reef
Stone
.
.
.
roast turkey. [17]
LESSON 20
A
6l
jfc-
exert oneself Gobbler
St.
.
.
.
rice field. [16]
& # x
take
743
Whereas
(frame
burglars
clandestinely, robbers
337) appropriate another’s property
and muggers prefer to confront
victims and take by force what
ments:
Gobbler.
St.
glued
.
by force
.
not
is
theirs.
their
The primitive
ele-
to. [14]
4F-
re-
turn upward word is meant to connote the way things like hair, eyelashes, and puppy dog tails turn upward. The elements are: This key
Pigpen
.
.
.
wings. [18]
1745 4-E3
fall
down
The key word can be used for all sorts of things that fall down, from rooftops to hairdos. The primitive elements: soil sun .
.
.
.
wings.
.
.
[13]
i
i
0 4
$
1746
writing brush Mist
.
.
.
umbrella
.
.
.
1
wings. [16]
r#
Lesson
21
As mentioned
in Lesson 21 of
stroke order will not be given unless
dures
we have learned
so
far,
it is
Book
1,
from
this point
entirely new, departs
from the proce-
or might otherwise cause confusion.
dog kennel
{518}
Bernard dog makes the primitive meaning of a
The pent-in
St.
dog kennel
a natural selection. [6]
1747
throat Mouth
.
.
dog kennel.
.
[9]
in-law (AD,)
1748
Woman
.
.
.
dog kennel.
[9]
1749
m
temple Cave
.
.
dynasty.
.
Be sure
that for a Buddhist temple
to keep this character distinct
(frame
1750
JS
Cave
.
.
.
one another.
[
from
155). [15]
side
room
12 ]
1751
iff
on the
(pause marker) This
a particle that
is
is
used within a sentence to mark a pause,
drawing attention to what hemp. [ 14
will follow. Its elements:
mouth
.
.
]
grind (v)
1752
Hemp
.
.
.
stone.
[
16 ]
skyscraper Cave
.
.
.
summer.
[13]
.
LESSON
21 |
1754
10
toilet
Cave
.
.
rw/e. [12]
.
1755
Ip
realize State of mind
to
.
.
.
I (literary).
do with coming
ones investments.
As the primitives
*
QiN
loyal Middle
.
.
.
heart.
[
8]
mourn
1757
is
State of mind
.
.
.
eminent.
[11]
1758
fH
prudent State of mind
.
.
.
true. [13]
pardon (v)
1759 yQiN
Be
like
.
.
.
heart. [10]
1760
noiseless State of mind
.
.
.
candle. [10]
1761
If
all State of mind
.
.
.
of a sudden
ray. [9]
1762 4*fe
on
[10]
1756
J
indicate, this has
to awareness, not with getting a return
indolent .left., .flesh. You have seen the combination on (frame 985) and you will meet it again (frame If you want to make a primitive element out of it, be our
State of mind
.
.
the right once 2271).
guest. [12]
immense
1763
it
State of mind
.
.
.
ashes. [9]
63
64
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
|
1764
la
permanent State of mind
.
.
sunrise, sunset.
.
Note that this primitive
is
taken
from the explanation in frame 184, and has not been used since then. [9]
1765
M
admire Graveyard
.
.
valentine. [15]
.
1766
Ip
just right State of mind.
.fit. [9]
.
1767
IS
fearful State of mind
.
.
emperor.
.
[12]
1768
'It
overjoyed The daily joy of the slaughterhouse is to be delivered a fresh load of beef on the hoof. But here the butchers are in an overjoyed state of mind, presumably because Jurassic Park has closed
down and they get first rights to the exotic livestock.
more and more
1769 Slaughterhouse
.
.
.
heart. [13]
1770
aJc
be bewildered Or
.
.
heart. [12]
1771
ffi
terror-stricken State of mind
.
.
.
correct. [8]
1772
ffi
[12]
be scared of State of mind
.
.
.
cloth. [8]
augment
1773 Water
.
.
.
die young.
.
.
valentine.
[11]
LESSON
21 |
1774
IS
be sorry about State of mind
every. [10]
.
1775
If
nervous State of mind
wasteland
.
[13]
1776
delighted State of mind
devil. [10]
.
1777
It
loathe State of mind
.
increase. [15]
1778
3
shun Snake
.
.
.
heart. [7]
1779
ft
thinking State of mind
.
turkey.
[11]
1780
ts
be frightened State of mind
.
two
eyeballs
1781 .
.
.
heart.
provoke Disneyland
.
heart. [13]
.
y
1783
kindness Dog kennel
.
.
heart. [10]
1784
ts
turkey. [21]
[11]
1782
m
.
troubles String together
yQiN
.
recall State of mind
.
.
idea. [16]
(v)
65
66
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
|
1785
I
daughter-in-law
Woman
.
.
breath. [13]
.
1786
put out Since this character the cat),
its
is
used to put out
.
fires
(but not
breath. [14]
.
1787
Chinese harp Two
balls
.
.
.
certainly. [13]
1788
secrete Water
.
.
.
certainly. [8]
1789
g
and
elements remind us of what we do to the candles on
a birthday cake: fire
m
lights
honey House
.
.
.
certainly
.
.
.
insect. [14]
Lesson 22 the 88 characters of this lesson make it the longest of the book. The elements introduced in Book 1 at this point leave us no choice. In any case, you
will
want to break it up into two or three study sessions.
rub ,v
1790
Hemp
.
hand.
.
[15]
miser
{ 551 }
a
In place of the key-word meaning, 7
will assign this char-
individual, the
moth Insect
.
.
miser.
.
[13]
pick pockets (v)
1792 Fingers
.
•
eight. [5]
button (N/V)
1793 Fingers
.
.
mouth.
[6]
1794
contribute Fingers
.
.
.
mouth
.
.
.flesh. [10]
1795
racquet Fingers
.
.
dove/white.
1796
m
we
[7]
1791
is
,
meaning of an /-centered
acter the primitive
miser.
m
>
[8]
clapping sound The sound a rifle makes or the applause of an audience are both covered by this key word, clapping sound. The elements
mouth
.
.
.
racquet
[11]
are:
68
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
|
damage
1797
Si
Fingers
employee.
.
[13]
1798
a
carry over the shoulder Fingers
I-beam.
.
[6]
1799
ft
prick Fingers
thumb Fingers
mother.
.
[8]
1801
to
detain Fingers
sentence. [8]
.
1802
ft
copy (v) Fingers
.
.few. Anything
.
character; copying things
one copies by hand
by machine
is
is
covered by this
not. [7]
pioneer (v)
1803
15
This key word can refer to opening up
new territory in both the
geographical and figurative senses. Fingers
.
.
.
rocks. [8]
1804
g
pinch (v) Fingers
sun
.
.
.
.
soil. [10]
1805
chafe Fingers
abrade.
.
.
.
Pigpen.
The sense of the key word
is
to scratch or
[15]
1806
ft
(v)
.fishhook. [4]
1800
m
(v)
smear on Fingers
.
.
last.
For the sense of this key word, think of when
you smear on sunscreen
lotion. [8]
LESSON 22
1807
ts
describe Fingers
.
.
tomato seedling.
.
[12]
1808
grope The primitives
Fingers
.
around
in the dark.” [14]
.
.
graveyard.
nicely suggest “to grope
1809
m
foment Fingers
.
. .
portent. [9]
1810
&
tether Fingers
.
.
.
tidy Fingers
put up The key word means
to
Its
elements are: finger of Book
1.
Fingers
.
.
.
.flowers
.
.
like a tent or a small .fit.
(v)
capital. [11]
abandon Fingers
.
.
.
abode.
[11]
1815
wipe away Fingers
.
.
.
style. [9]
1816
fit
.
pillage
1814
U
.
[13]
1813
&
put up a structure,
You may recall that we already met the combination of elements on the right in shed.
frame 247
u
up
.. .fit. [9]
1812
&
(v)
whole. [9]
1811
JA in
i
yank (v) Fingers
.
.
.footprint. [7]
69
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
70
2
drag (v)
1817 Fingers for this
.
.
reclining
.
.
.
.
scorpion. Take care to create
for the primitive element of the
same meaning.
[8]
1818
publicize Fingers
.
piggy bank.
.
[12]
.
1819
fil
engage in Fingers
.
.
Eiffel
.
Tower.
[13]
bump into
1820
Is
Think of
billiard balls that
you persuade with a cue
stick to
bump into each other on a pool table. Only— to your utter surprise—you find that the balls exchange greetings as they bump into each other. “Hello, long time 9-ball?” If you
no
see.
How ya
doin’ there,
can picture a juvenile forming a bridge with his
fingers to guide the cue stick to the cue ball,
trouble with this one.
you should have no
[15]
1821
m
an image
key word that does not conflict with the one you used
handpick Fingers
.
.
.
antique.
The sense of this key word
pick by hand, not the
more
is
to gather or
figurative sense to single out for
special treatment. [14]
1822
m
lash together Fingers
.
.
.
trapped. In case
you had any doubts,
binding of things into a bundle.
1823
li
[10]
joggle Fingers
.
.
1
'"
.feel. [16]
1824
M
this character
does not refer to engaging in communal flagellation but to the
harass Fingers
.
.
.
worried. [18]
LESSON 22
w
Mr. Hyde The top hat
Hyde
that returns at daybreak
none other than Mr.
returning to his daytime identity as Dr. Jekyll.
1825
act without authority Fingers
.
.
Mr. Hyde.
.
[16]
1826
±1
altar Here we have the full character for an altar, not to be confused with the image you used for the primitive element of the same name.
elements: soil
Its
.
.
.
Mr. Hyde.
[16]
1827
11
tremble Mr. Hyde
.
.
.
head. [22]
1828
#
[13]
ug
ts?
fl
is
rude Flowers
.
.
.
chihuahua
.
.
.
two hands.
1829
[11]
take precautions against The two hands being waved about furiously to the security guards
who
in a fiesta belong
are advising people to take precau-
tions against getting run over by the floats or getting knocked
on the head by a butterfingered
twirler s baton. [7]
1830
weapon Tree.
.
.
take precautions against.
[11]
warn
1831
M
Words
.
.
.
take precautions against. [14]
71
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
72
2
|
haystack
*
The two hands here are fumbling around in the haystack looking for a needle. (Or,
if you
prefer to see the primitive as a draw-
ing of three needles, you end up having to look for the haystack
Now that’s a switch!)
in the needles.
+
[5]
Jr
1832
rt
dash (v) St.
Bernard dog
.
.
.
haystack. [8]
local-yokel
chowder
Living too far from the ocean to rely on a steady supply of
County have invented something they like to call clam helper.” Take two small stacks of premium- quality hay, add two bushels of fresh spuds, and a dash of salt to taste. Boil in a hogshead cask for four hours or clams, the local yokels of Hayseed “
until the
hay
is
mix and pour tom. Voila
—
le
completely dissolved. Take this “clam- helper”
into a
bowl with a
single frozen clam at the bot-
local-yokel chowder. Serves one.
[12]
spurt (v)
1833
«
Mouth
.
.
.
local-yokel chowder. [15]
tomb
1834
if
Soil
.
.
.
local-yokel chowder. [15]
1835
1ft
indignation State of mind
.
.
.
local-yokel chowder. [15]
1836
stuff This character
and
all
is
(N)
used for materials for teaching, construction,
sorts of other things. Its elements: tree
.
.
.
genie. [7]
LESSON 22 |
1837
¥
pregnant Only
then/fist
.
.
.
child. [5]
1838
9)
throw away Fingers
.
.
.fist. [5]
1839
m
trash Soil
.
.
outstretched hands. [6]
.
1840
x
fork Crotch/right
hand
.
.
.
drop
"'
mulberry tree Three crotches
.
.
tree. [10]
.
1842
voicebox Mouth
.
.
.
mulberry
tree. [13]
outlaw (N)
1843
*
1
of. [3]
1841
m
(N)
The
final stroke
itself around
wraps
strokes)
of the character for finish (the
first
the primitives for magic
crotch to give us the character for outlaw.
seven
wand and
[11]
knock (v)
1844 Eiffel
Tower
.
.
.
magic wand
1845
.
.
.
crotch. [14]
pour into Water
.
.
.
stork. [21]
1846
authority Tree
.
.
.
stork. [22]
73
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
74
2
1847
tx
resolute Standing up
..
.
sow
.
.
doubles up with the
.
missile.
first
The
final stroke
stroke of sow.
of standing up
[15]
1848
K
limb Flesh
.
With flesh
branch.
.
.
as a
course, not of a tree.
character,
prostitute
Woman
.
.
.
branch.
[7]
1850
fork in the road Footprints
.
.
.
branch.
[8]
1851
m
fins Branch
.
.
.
wings. [10]
1852
graceful Water uncle. This character is generally reserved and women’s names. [11] .
.
.
1853
«
Tree
.
.
women
uncle. [12]
.
queen Drag
.
.
ceiling
.
.
.
.
mouth.
[6]
1855
IS
for
spice plant
1854
/5
it
[8]
1849
IK
component of the
should be clear that this key word refers to a limb of a body, of
shield Drag .. .ten.
.
(N)
eyeballs. [9]
1856
peddler Shells
.
.
.
against.
[11]
LESSON 22
tug (v)
1857
iK
Fingers
.
.
against. [7]
.
1858
n
try to find Vulture
.
.
.
see. [11]
appropriate (AD,)
1859
S-
Vulture
.
.
.
woman.
[7]
i860
notice Eyeball
.
pluck.
. .
consent (v) The card affirming
that
you consent
to have
fellow— obviously a professional basketball player
peak of his career legs are to
be donated to science.
[4]
cross out Bound up
.
.
.
elbow. [4]
1863
promote Ceiling
.
.
two elbows
.
.
.floor
.
.
.
sun. [10]
1864
£
magnificent House
..
.by
one’s side
.
.
.
elbow.
1865 .
. .
:S66 'Ja
[7]
fetus Part of the body
IP
at the
— stipulates that only his elbows and human
1862
0
your body parts
harvested in case of sudden death usually refers to organs, but this
SS.
(v)
[13]
1861
A
75
platform. [9]
smelt (v) Ice
.
. .
platform.
[7]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
76
2
|
1867
m
typhoon Windstorm
.
. .
platform. Note
how the final stroke of windstorm
“encloses” the element for platform
from the bottom.
1868
negligent Platform
.
.
heart. [9]
.
1869
elevate Fingers
.
platform.
.
.
[8]
1870
%
mislay Thousand
.
.
.
walls. [6]
!
1871
•
Taiwan Aerosol can
.
.
.
crown
.
.
.
until.
This
is
the
bring about Until
.
.
taskmaster.
.
The sense of the key word
is
to cause
some-
thing to happen. [10]
1873
remove Fingers
.
.
.
education
.
.
.
taskmaster.
1874
ini
character in
compound for Taiwan. (The second, if you don’t know it, can be found in frame 1024 of Book 1.) [14]
1872
it
first
the traditional already
a
[14]
[15]
sulfur Stone
.
.
.
baby Moses.
[12]
1875
glaze King
.
.
.
baby Moses.
(N)
[11]
1876
sparse Zoo
.
.
.
baby Moses. You
will note that the primitive for
looks slightly different from the form you learned in
zoo
Book
1
LESSON 22
(/E).
fit it on the left, the strokes have to be cramped shown below. [12]
In order to
together, as -r
T
1877
T
1?
veggies The key word refers to vegetables, but should be kept distinct from the character of that name (frame 666). Its primitives: flowers
.
.
.
sparse. [16]
77
Lesson
23
1878
crumble
M-t
m
Mountain
.
.
.
companion. The key word has to do with the col-
lapse of large structures, not with
bread.
what happens
[11]
1879
i=i
rock Mountain
.
.
.
stone. [8]
1880 (fit
to cookies or
rugged Mountain
.
.
a character
.
strange.
The key word
refers to the terrain,
not to
trait. [11]
1881
cliff
Mountain bricks. This is the full character from cliff which we derived the primitive element of the same name. [11] .
.
.
.
.
.
1882
charcoal Mountain
.
.
.
ashes. [9]
1883
m
carbon Stone
.
.
charcoal. [14]
.
1884
await hopefully Eyeball
.
. .
part. [9]
1885
ffi
promulgate Part
.
.
.
head.
[13]
LESSON 23
79
|
1886
essence part. The meaning of this key word has nothing to do with the goal of a phenomenological reduction, but with the sweet-smelling fragrance of plants and herbs extracted in order
Flowers
.
.
.
to disguise the olfactory truth. [8]
1887
ft
play the part of Fingers
.
. .
part. [7]
1888
£
diverge Part
.
.
mountain.
.
[7]
1889
m
extol Public
.
.
.
head.
[13]
1890
m
litigate
Words
.
.
.
public.
[11]
1891
elderly Public
.
.
.feathers. [10]
1892
m
abundant This character shows the typical cloak of valley folk, which, unlike the tailor-made, high-fashion overcoats of city folk, loose fitting and free- form.
abundant.
is
Hence the key word’s meaning of
[12]
1893
m
man
banyan Tree
.
.
.
contain. [14]
Lesson 24
1894
n
prize Outhouse
.
.
.
shells. [15]
attempt (v)
1895
'M m
Outhouse
.
. .
purpose.
[14]
1896
m
taste
Mouth
.
.
attempt. [17]
.
1897
palm of the hand Outhouse
.
.
.
hand.
[12]
1898
m
fend off Fingers
.
.
work
.
as. [16]
1899
At
chest Part of the body
.
.
.
main room.
[15]
1900
if
quite Covering
.
.
.
head. [14]
1901
ft
slope Soil
.
.
.
drape over the shoulders Fingers
.
.
.
covering. [8]
1903
ft
(N)
covering. [8]
1902
ft
(v)
the other Let this key word connote things like “the other person” or “the
other
part.” Its elements:
queue
.
.
.
covering. [8]
LESSON 24
8l |
hay bales The three strokes inside of the two elements the old
way of
Although
this
does not apply to
all
'l
£7
1904 .
.
.
them. Here
we
see
two
[10]
#7
fa
chick Hay bales
.
.
.
turkey. [18]
1906
hasten Walk
.
hay
.
bales. [17]
1907
spinach Flowers
.
.
waves.
[12]
1908
breed (v) Bones
.
straight. [12]
.
1909
ft
in
covering. [15]
1905
f
are
wrinkles Hay bales
5
bound up
hay bales, those made from
have flowers bound up hay bales stacked atop one another. alfalfa often
'
for
writing each side of the primitive for flowers.
dissimilar Bones
.
vermilion. [10]
.
1910
incomplete Bones
.float. [12]
.
1911
grin (v) Mouth
.
.
line up. [9]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
82
2
crack (v)
1912
M
Line up
.
.
.
clothes. [12]
1913
JR
dedicated Ear
.
.fire. [10]
.
shame (N) Ear
.
.
than
most rare to have the heart at the right, rather the bottom. Take advantage of this fact when you com-
heart.
.
at
pose your
It is
story. [10]
1915
m
edit Car
.
mouth
.
.
.
.
ear. [16]
1916
m
take a photo Fingers
.
.
three ears. [21]
1917
g
take a wife Take
.
.
woman. Compare
.
when
does
this character for
she marries into a family
frame
1918
ft
what a
1724.
woman
[11]
lend a hand Fingers
.
.
husband.
[7]
splendid The first primitive looks like underling except for the tiny little mouth in the middle much as you would expect of a particu,
—
larly fawning, bootlicking,
toadying underling who responds to
every suggestion of the boss with the exclamation, “Splendid!”
without every venturing an opinion of his own. In this case, the boss has
him
roast a snakeskin belt
and shoes over a cookingfire
and eat them for supper. “Splendid!” the poor fellow exclaims as he takes his first bite. The drawing order is pretty much as you would expect, but we give
it
here to reinforce
it all
the same.
[14]
LESSON 24
|
1
*
&
?
1920
mz
kidneys Scrooge
.
. .
part of the body.
[12]
1921
*
recruit Graveyard has to be
.
.
.
muscle. Note that the final stroke of graveyard
moved
underneath.
slightly to
make enough room for what comes
[13]
1922
threaten Muscles upon muscles
.
. .
flesh. [10]
1923
&
inferior
Few
.
.
muscles. [6]
.
merit (N)
1924
W]
See
you can design
if
1925 .
.
.
[16]
muscle. [20]
plunder (v)
1926
Go
.
.
.
muscle.
[7]
anger (N)
1927 Slave
.
.
.
heart. [9]
1928
m
in imagination: a
advise Stork
,12^
your head a scout merit badge
you juggle the primitives
thousand black muscles.
m
in
acknowledging completion of the 42.195 kilometers of a marathon. Think of the trim and muscular physiques of great longdistance runners as
m
(v)
eggplant Flowers
.
.
.
add.
[9]
83
84
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2
|
1929
m
seemingly Queue
compass.
.
.
[7]
1930
go on an expedition Column
.
.
.
correct. [8]
1931
follower Queue
.
walk. [10]
.
1932
m
undecided Queue
.
return. [9]
.
1933
m
solicit
Queue
.
mountain
.
.
. .
floor
.
.
.
jewel
.
1934
ift
So/icif
.
[15]
comply with Queue
.
shield. [12]
.
thorough Queue
.
education
.
.
.
.
taskmaster.
1937
[15]
service Queue
.
missile.
.
military service.
This
is
the character used, for example, for
[7]
1938
fir
taskmaster.
heart. [19]
.
1936
it
.
chasten
1935
m
.
develop Boulevard
.
.
.
water. [9]
1
LESSON 24
|
weight To simplify what is located on the boulevard, think of a St. Bernard dog with a. fish in its mouth, which accounts for the disappearance of the fish's
“tail.” [16]
title
Boulevard
.
.
.
gold.
The
ing to do with rank or
title this
office. [14]
character refers to
is
one hav-
85
Lesson
25
1941
%
bald Wild
rice
.
.
.
human
legs. [7]
1942
m
decrepit Bald
.
.
head. [16]
.
1943
fp
seconds The reference here is to seconds of time, not to second helpings. The elements: wild rice .few. [9] .
.
1944
m
a Wild
rice
.
.
.
candle.
or “to a small degree.”
[12]
The sense of the key word .
.
.
wild
is
transliterates the
name
to revive or
we
be restored to
life.
The
Note that in combination with
rice.
the character for Jerusalem
will learn later
of Jesus.
(frame
2738),
it
[16]
1946
revive Flowers
.
.
rise again.
The meaning of the key word
consciousness or “come
is
to regain
to.” [20]
1947
s
again
rise
elements are fish
(ADV)
The key word carries the sense of “slightly”
1945
ft
little
wilt Flowers
.
committee.
[12]
Rumpelbrella you will recall, used a spinning wheel to turn straw into gold. Here we find his eccentric brother, Rumpelbrella, whose magical umbrella can turn wild rice into snowflakes. [12] Rumpelstiltskin,
LESSON
*
A
25
|
$,
1948
sticky Rumpelbrella
.
.
.
tell fortunes. [17]
host (N)
1949 The key word has nothing
to
do with taking care of guests.
It is
way of referring to masses of people. Take note of the
a literary
placing of the elements: Rumpelbrella
.
.
.
bound up.
.
.
eyedrop-
per. [15] it
Baron von Rumpelbrella Here we meet the unscrupulous uncle of Rumpelbrella, who
managed to weasel out of his nephew the blueprints to the magical
umbrella that turns wild rice into snowflakes.
He adapted
the technology to turn trees into snowflakes and amassed lions
by “developing” the rain
forest of the
Amazon
bil-
into a
mega-resort for winter sports. Baron von Rumpelbrella and his entire
empire are
now under investigation by Interpol.
#
* 1950
?f
wall paint Water
.
.
Baron von Rumpelbrella.
.
[14]
1951
&
knees Flesh
.
.
.
Baron von Rumpelbrella.
[15]
1952
1
[11]
dense Wild
rice
.
.
.
lap /circumference.
[13]
87
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
88
2
1953
fl«!
draft
elements: wild rice
Its
.
.
.
Eiffel
Tower.
1954
[15]
clever Spoon
.
.
wild rice
.
.
.
.
head. [16]
tax (N)
1955 Wild
rice
.
.
.
devil. [12]
1956
w
crops Wild
rice
.
.flophouse.
.
[15]
1957
if
fungus Flowers
.
. .
pent
in ..
.
wild
rice. [12]
1958
m
immature Wild
rice
.
.
.
turkey. [13]
harvest (v)
1959 Wild
rice
.
.
.
bird ofparadise. [19]
i960
%
private Wild
rice
.
.
.
elbow.
order (N) This key
word has nothing to do with
a
command, but
a condition or state, as in the expression “in
elements: wild rice
.
.
.
good
refers to
order.”
shell Soldier
.
.
character shells. [12]
.
crown
is
.
.
.
different
The
lose. [10]
1962
nX
(AD,)
[7]
1961
&
5
The key word connotes the preliminary composition of a plan or manuscript.
u
(N
one
.
.
.
wind
.
.
.
missile.
The
(N)
shell of this
from the primitive element used
for sea-
LESSON
1963 connection with
this character in
ous frame. The only difference place of the wind.
is
shell
from the
[15]
shovel (N) Metal
.
autumn.
.
.
[17]
1965
hold tight The sense of the key word is to grab hold of something The elements: fingers autumn. [12] .
.
pear Profit
.
.
tree. [11]
.
plow (N)
1967
|y
Profit
.
.
cow.
.
[11]
1968
'll
calendar Cliff.
two
.
stalks of standing grain
.
.
.
day. [16]
1969
££ L »w
cake Rice
.
.
.
sheep
.
.
.
cooking fire.
[16]
19-0
tw
firmly.
.
1966
m
previ-
the substitution of wild rice in
1964
m
1
cereal Learn
m
25
batter Batter
is
usually made with great care to get just the right ingre-
dients in just the right proportion, but rice batter (the source is made by throwing all the from across the room the more
of the rarely served rice pancakes) ingredients into a large pot recklessly,
-
the better the batter.
9*1
*5
—
[15]
glue (v) Rice
.
.
tell fortunes.
Take care not to confuse with the primitive
of the same meaning.
[11]
89
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
90
2
provisions Rice
.
quantity. [18]
. .
chrysanthemum Flower
.
.
.
bound up
..
.
rice. [12]
rough Rice
.
.
create.
.
The key word refers to the texture of things, as of
something rough to the touch.
[16]
1975
grain Rice
.
.
As the primitive on the left suggests, grain here granules, not to a pattern in wood. [11] vase.
.
refers to
brilliant Fire
.
.
magic wand
.
.
.
evening
.
.
.
.
crotch
.
.
.
rice. [17]
powder
!977 Rice
.
part. [10]
. .
squint (v)
1978 Eyeballs
.
.
.
lost. [14]
shredder Ignoring for a the
left
moment the way this
side looks like
element
is
actually drawn,
something with a hood that has
ing out the top and bottom. Actually, those are just
rice
little
com-
pieces
directions
from a document shred-
The familiar taskmaster standing character its name. In his attempt to
off to the right gives the
of paper spewing out in
all
der.
get just the right “look”
to identify with his job, he ran his suit, shirt,
through the shredder. *
*
n
n)
'
[11]
xUL.
v
m
and
m
m?L
tie briefly
LESSON 25
1979
m
currency The key word currency elements: shredder
.
.
.
refers here to
money
in circulation. Its
towel. [14]
1980
die a violent death Shredder
.
.
.
death. [17]
1981
Sc
shelter Flowers
.
.
cast aside Fingers
.
.
shredder. [14]
.
1983
w
fraud Shredder
.
.
.
two hands.
[14]
bamboo shoot
1984
w
Bamboo
.
.
.
decameron.
[12]
1985
tu
(N)
shredder. [15]
.
1982
*
|
tube Bamboo
.
.
.
monks.
[12]
L
1986
construct
j
Bamboo
!
!
.
.
.
I-beam
.
.
ordinary
.
.
.
wood! tree.
1987
qz
[16]
stupid Bamboo
.
.
.
notebook.
[11]
i
;
1988
/re
m
arrow Bamboo this
.
.
in front. In settling
on a particular connotation
key word, take care not to confuse
for arrow, |
.
name.
[15]
which does not appear
it
for
with the primitive
in this character of the
same
91
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
92
2
|
1989 /
tendon Bamboo
.
.
.
part of the body
.
. .
power.
[12]
Lesson 26 It
should come
no surprise
as
to the primitive element for person,
Recall the advice given in
acquaintance or
frame
member of your
is
that this lesson,
rather long
which brings us
— 73 new characters in
family for using in
all
the stories that involve
the person.
V
1990
ffi
As with 11 in frame 1629, the key word represents the writing of the number “5” for official documents. The elements: person .
.
.Jive. [6]
1991
Ik
animosity Person
baseball (team). [4]
.
1992
fg
start Person
.
father’s older Person
(v)
prosperous. [10]
1993
IS
dove.
.
brother
[7]
1994
midThe key word is used in phrases like midsummer and midautumn. Its elements: person middle. [6] .
.
.
i
I
!
estimate (v)
1995 Person
ancient. [7]
.
1996
fit
detect Person
.
.
.
chaste. Hint: associate the
detectives do.
[11]
all.
736 about selecting a particularly colorful
key word with the work
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
94
1997
fl
§
2
altogether Person
.
.
(ADV)
tool. [10]
00
lateral
(AD,)
'
3 mj
Person
.
.
rule. [11]
4
1999
bless Person
.
•
right. [7)
2000
assistant Person
.
•
left. [7]
2001
meticulous Person
.
.
child. [5]
2002
m
comely Person
.
.
candle. [9]
2003
W
if Person
.
.
esteem. [10]
2004 IPJ
count on Person
.
.
strange. [10]
2005
n
superb Person
.
.
bricks. [8]
2006
serve Person
.
.
Buddhist temple.
[8]
2007
0C
mate (N) Person
.
ciate. [6]
.fire.
Let the key word
mate suggest a partner or
asso-
LESSON 26
2008
?§
stay overnight House
.
person
. .
.
.
hundred.
.
[11]
2009
it
bend over Person
.
.
chihuahua.
.
[6]
2010
m
wrapping cloth Cloak
.
.
bend
.
over.
[11]
2011
fii
95
steal Person
.
.
slaughterhouse.
.
(v)
[11]
2012
fell
Person
.
. .
fiesta. Hint: recall
missionary, Saint Boniface,
the
German
legend of the English
who felled the sacred oak tree dedi-
cated to Thor at Geismar (in lower Hessia), occasioning a great fiesta for the Christians in the
neighborhood
of their pagan competition. Be sure to into the story if you use
it.
wear Person
.
.
.
wind
and swords
.
.
.
ceiling
.
.
.
.
.
towel.
at
the waist
Think of things
might wear
like
guns
at the waist. [8]
cloth. [7]
2015
live Person
.
.
.
abroad
angel. [14]
2016
S
mark the defeat
announce Person
/in kCA
.
that a swashbuckler
2014
fS
to
your special person
[6]
2013
«
fit
one hundred million Person
.
.
.
idea. [15]
96
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
|
2017
m
incline Take
this
key word in
elements: person
..
its literal
sense of to lean to one side. The
.100 Chinese
acres. [13]
2018
m
insult Person
.
(v)
every. [9]
.
2019
times Person
.
.
.
muzzle. Think of this character as referring to the
number of occurrences of an
event. [10]
2020
mimic (v) Person
compass.
.
[6]
2021
m
(v)
haughty Person
on
.
.
soil
.
.
.
.
release.
the right previously
The combination of the two elements
appeared in stew (frame
2022
1701). [13]
Buddhist Person
.
monk
increase. [14]
2023
without haste Person
.
.
.
walking
stick
.
.
.
taskmaster
.
.
.
heart.
Note that the
three elements in the top half of this character appeared twice in
Book 1 (frames 744 and
1269).
2024
m
Russia Person
.
miser. [9]
2025
m
[11]
rite Person
.
.
.
righteousness.
Be careful not to confuse this key word
with ceremony (frame 1069).
[15]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
98
2
|
included; here they are excluded.
The elements: person
.
.
.
hang
glider. [10]
2033
it
inundate Water
.
.
hang glider, [n]
.
2034
m
conceal Fingers
.
.
hang glider.
.
[11]
pterodactyl Though
scientists classify the pterodactyl as a
we know from
lizard,
this character that
it is
kind of winged
actually a distant
cousin of the turkey that hovers around the mountains in search of its prey.
[11]
& prod (v)
2035 Person
.
pterodactyl. [13]
. .
2036
wreck (v) Fingers
.
. .
pterodactyl. [14]
2037
take along Wreck
.
.
legs in the
form.
hood
.
.
.
.
animal
.
.
mouth. Note that the
human
[21]
1*
$ $
2038
i symbol
Bamboo
.
pay.
. .
[11]
loan (N)
2039
if
.
printed form turn into animal legs in the hand-drawn
t
ft
legs
Substitute for
.
.
.
shells. [12]
LESSON 26
2040 ?nf
Holland This character
on
its
own
Netherlands, although
is
.
.
used as an abbreviation for the
on the older whatwhichwhowherewhy? [11]
pronunciation
its
name: Holland. Flowers
.
relies
2041
ft
|
battle Person
.
.
.
100 Chinese inches.
(N)
[5]
2042
cane Tree
.
.
.
100 Chinese inches. This character has the same mean-
ing as the primitive element
we have
sure to keep the two distinct.
2043
called walking stick, so
be
[7]
press
from both
sides
Two persons in an elevator with a St. Bernard dog are pressing from both sides against the gentle creature to taunt it. To be continued....
[7]
"
JTk
2044
ft
chivalrous person
Now
from the previous frame, the two thimbleSt. Bernard dog by pressing from both sides have not noticed that a person is behind them in the same elevator. It is none other than a chivalrous person in Arthurian armor sitting astride a great white stallion: Sir Liftsalot, to continue
heads taunting the poor
who
rides the elevators in search of villians
harassment.
Who said chivalry is dead!
engaged in animal
[9]
2045
m
cheek Press from both sides
.
.
.
head. [16]
2046
ft
narrow (AD,) Packs of wild dogs
.
. .
press from both sides. [10]
99
100
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
2047
m
coerce Fingers
.
press from both sides. [10]
. .
2048
ii$
gorge (N) Mountains
.
press from both sides. [10]
.
.
2049
*
umbrella Umbrella
.
.
.
needle
.
.
.
four persons. This
is
the
full
from which the primitive element umbrella was derived.
2050 is
familiar enough.
simpler than
it
looks.
The take on the top
The bottom half appeared
tom half of multitude (frame
earlier as the bot-
JB*
2051
frustrate Fingers
.
.
.
sit.
[10]
2052
saber Debate
.
.
.
saber. This is the character
of the same
name was
derived in
from which the primitive
Book 1.
[15]
2053
restrain Think of the taskmaster
as teaching
you
to restrain yourself
from going after your opponent with a chair during a debate which you are clearly losing. [17]
2054
tfc
is
784). [14]
Jp
S*
m
[12]
assemble This character
ft
character
in
pickup (v) The character means
to pick
up small objects with
one’s fingers.
Here we see a rowdy audience so upset with the opponents political debate that is
close at
hand
in a
they start to pick up tomatoes or whatever
to toss at the stage. [16]
LESSON 26
101 |
2055
sign
(V.)
Prior to participation in the annual debate of the Oriental Society,
candidates must
first
qualify
foot stalk of bamboo, brush in
ledger at the top.
by shimmying up a twelve-
mouth,
to sign their
names on a
[19]
2056 nn XX
thrifty Person
.
.
debate.
.
[15]
2057
lambsquarters The primitive elements
that
make up this character, flowers and
come, are easier than the key word, which
is
not likely to be
any but the botanically inclined. Lambsquarters is, a plant similar to the pigweed. The character is used
familiar to in fact,
mainly for
its
phonetic value in rendering foreign names.
2058
kudzu Flowers
.
.
.
siesta. [13]
2059
brown Cloak
.
.
.
siesta. [14]
2060
use up Vase
.
.
.
siesta. [14]
2061
D?
[12]
take a rest Siesta
.
. .
yawn.
[13]
2062
reveal Gingerly
lift
up with your fingers the sombrero of
over there leaning against the wall for a it is
actually
siesta, to
an entire family taking a communal
labors of the day.
[12]
that fellow
reveal that
rest
from the
Lesson 27
2063
promiscuous Water
.
vulture
.
.
.
porter.
.
[11]
.
2064
m
erect Fingers
.
.
royal court. [10]
.
2065
K
(AD,)
tile
The
character combines four primitive elements:
tile in this
ceiling
.
plow
. .
.
. .
fishhook
.
.
and drop of. Since the drawing is
a little unexpected, be sure to arrange your story to
fit
the stroke
order. [4]
r
& &
2066
porcelain Secondary
.
.
tile.
.
[10]
2067
m
bottle Puzzle
.
.
tile.
.
[10]
2068
is
aluminium Metal
.
.
.
spine. [15]
2069
K
palace Here a palace
is
composed of house and
2070
§
lustrous Firehouse
.
jade.
.
.
[15]
2071
Sf
spine. [10]
firefly Firehouse
.
.
.
insect. [16]
Lesson 28
2074
m
whirl (v)
A banner
.
.
.
zoo.
[11]
2075
kiss
Mouth
.
.
knot. [7]
.
2076
'm
hurriedly Think of tying a knot in your shoelaces so hurriedly that when your eyedropper falls out of your in
Makes
it.
a
it
little
'
shirt
pocket
hard to put the drops
*1
it
gets tangled
*1 tin
Metal
.
.
.
easy. [17]
2078
tn
watchful State of mind
.
easy. [11]
.
2079
1
up
in. [5]
2077
m
(v)
bits
The sense of the key word and
pieces.”
is
fragments, as in the phrase “bits
The elements: flag.
.
.
candle. [10]
2080
urine That rather special kind of water we animals as a kind offlag to
call
urine
is
used by
mark off their territory.
2081
many
[7]
brush (N/V) Flag
.
.
.
towel
ffilj
.
.
.
saber. This character
and
its
key word need to
be kept distinct from the primitive element for brush learned in
Book 1.
[8]
LESSON 28
105 |
2082
rhinoceros Lacking a proper charging rhinoceros for the annual 4th of July
cow on a
parade, the townspeople put a flag attached to
keep
falling
on
it
and a
little
my head.”
[12]
r r r r r 2083
38
Rhinoceros
.
.
.
road.
[15]
.
.
.flag.
.
.
rain. [14]
2085
fart Flag
.
.
compare.
.
footwear Flag
.
.
recover. [15]
.
2087
excrement Flag
.
.
rice. [9]
.
2088
m
folding screen Flag
.
puzzle. [9]
. .
2089
m
knuckle under Flag
.
.
.
exit.
or yield.
The key word is a colloquialism meaning to submit <
[8]
2090
m
(N)
[7]
2086
s?
% leak (v)
Water
M
r-
tardy
2084
JE
bicycle with a patriotic
tape recorder playing “ Snowflakes
excavate Fingers
.
.
.
knuckle under.
[11]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
io6
2
2091
R
ruler
Add a flag to your tape measure self a
more “patriotic”
ruler,
(the final stroke) to give your-
even
if it is
a
little difficult
to
draw
straight lines with. [4]
2092
eyebrows Over the
eyes
we
see a flag divided into
two
colors. This
is
because the eyebrows are painted different colors, one of them red and the other blue.
[9]
—T
3J
r m
2093
m
flatter
Woman
.
.
.
eyebrows.
[12]
2094
shoulder (N) Door
.
.
.flesh. [8]
2095
r
jealous of
Woman
.
.
.
door. [7]
2096
iM
tears Water
.
.
door
.
.
.
chihuahua.
[11]
2097
m
enlighten Door
.
.
.
taskmaster
2098
.
.
.
mouth.
[11]
fan (N) Door
.
.
.
wings. [10]
Lesson 29
2099
m
can’t help St.
Bernard dog
.
.
altar. [8]
.
2100
funds Soldier
.
.
.
altar
.
. .
money.
yawn. The key word here
&K
Exit
.
.
altar. [10]
.
wish well Altar
.
.
.
someone
The meaning of the key word
teenager.
to
wish
propitious Altar
.
.
.
sheep. [10]
2104
m
is
well. [9]
2103
#
sums of
evil spirit
2102
n
refers to
[12]
2101
7
but
confidential Altar
.
.
.
certainly. [9]
Cardinal Richelieu :
It
l
From your reading of “The Three Musketeers,” you may remember Cardinal Richelieu as the ambitious and high-ranking
churchman who wielded political power second only to the king himself. The character symbolizes this by showing a flag that has been spread over and glued to an altar. [11]
i
/
4
2105
If console
Cardinal Richelieu
.
.
.
heart. [15]
(v)
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
108
2
|
2106
If
luxuriant Flowers
.
.
Cardinal Richelieu.
.
[15]
2107
m
garlic
-++:
Flowers
.
two
.
altars. [14]
2108
palm tree Tree
.
.
religion. [12]
.
2109
ft
universe House
.
.
sprout. [8]
.
2110
w
axle Car
.
.
sprout. [12]
.
2111
sleeve Cloak
.
.
.
sprout. [10]
2112
m
flute
Bamboo
.
.
.
sprout.
[11]
2113
female Soil
.
.
monkey.
.
[8]
2114
p$
groan Mouth
.
.
.
monkey.
[8]
smooth
2115
To
get the sense of this key word, think of something without
bumps
or obstructions, perhaps something like the
monkey or
a piglet. [14]
tail
of a
LESSON 29
2116
|
109
partnership
&
When we
think of a partnership or company,
business tycoons
who come
together to
we
think of the
things in great
sell
quantity— like bananas and oranges. Here we see the fruits
many of them joining forces to form a partown and protect themselves against extradition
fighting back, with 1
nership of their
without the right to “habeas fructum.”
[11]
2117
nest
M 2118
m
Stream
.
.
.fruit. [11]
flora
'
Tree
.
.
.
fruit.
we have run
This
is
another one of those “measure words”
into occasionally. This
one
used for green, non-
is
fauna living things like trees and grasses.
[12]
2119
m
(N)
naked Cloak
.
.
.fruit. [13]
2120
envelop The basic idea of
this
key word
is
to encase
pletely with a covering. Its elements: top hat
Observe
how
something com-
and scarf.
.
fruit.
the primitive for fruit detaches the final two
strokes of the “tree,” as in the primitive element for a pole,
.
and shortens the vertical center
~
stroke. [14]
H
wooden
Lesson 30
2121
tfT
analyze Tree
.
.
tomahawk.
.
[8]
2122
distinct Sun phy,
.
analyze. If it is any help, the father of modern philosoRene Descartes, based his thought on the search for “clear .
.
and distinct
ideas.” [12]
2123
Jr
celery Flowers
.
.
.
tomahawk.
[8]
discount {N)
2124
m
Fingers
.
.
tomahawk.
.
[7]
2125
m
philosopher Discount
.
.
.
mouth.
[10]
2126
ji
pass Discount
.
.
.
road. [10]
VOW (n7v
2127
'
Discount
.
.
.
elated Tomahawk
.
. .
yawn.
[8]
2129
«
)
words. [14]
2128
Jft
away
uncover Fingers
.
.
.
elated
[11]
LESSON 30
2130
supplicate Altar
.
tomahawk.
.
.
[8]
2131
Iff
conscience-stricken State of mind
.
.
.
hew.
[14]
2132
St
towering Mountain
.
.
hew.
.
[14]
2133
m
take apart Fingers
.
.
.
reprimand.
[8]
2134
ft
blow up Fire
.
much.
The key word
saw.
.
.
balloon, but
what
refers
happen
will
not to what you do to a
to a balloon if
you do
Words
.
.
.
saw.
[12]
wife broom woman. Although the elements fit together, note the breakdown in stroke order. [8]
Needle
.
.
.
.
.
"
.
23-
-
2137
31
miserable Water
.
.
.
wife. [11]
perch w
2138
m
too
swindle
2136
*
it
[9]
2135
it
111 |
1
we
see in this
disgruntled wife pondering her next
move has
Birds are not the only things to perch in trees as ,
character.
A
taken her place alongside a row of robins on a branch of the
oak
tree in the garden. [12]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
112
2
2139
m j\w
goblin Bound up
.
.
broom
.
.
.
.
taskmaster
.
.
cooking fire.
.
21 4°
llfl
[13]
nimble To remember this character, think of the famous calligrapher and founder of the esoteric Buddhist tradition, Kukai. He is said to have been able to write five poems simultaneously by holding brushes in his mouth, hands, and feet. You do him one better by having your fingers fitted out with ten small brooms. Dip them in ink and watch as they move across the paper all at once with lightning speed, each leaving behind a distinct shape. At first it looks like no more than a smudgy trail offootprints, but if you look closely, you will see that they are Chinese characters arranged into a classical poem. Now that is much more nimble than Jack and
r
*
his candlestick!
**•
[11]
###
2141
wield
A broom is drawn inside of the primitive for wild rice. Note the doubling up.
[8]
2142
peel off Snowman
.
.
.
saber. [10]
collection The key word lecting.
refers to things collected, not the process of col-
What kind
of collection could one be aiming at here,
sweeping up crowns and fruit with a whisk broom ?
[13]
double (AD,)
2144
At the top we have the animal horns and the single horizontal them something to hang onto. Below that, we
stroke to give
see one rake with
two handles.
Finally,
we
see a pair of strokes
LESSON 30
113 |
away from each of the handles, indicating that they are under the pressure. The composite picture is of someone leading a double life and splitting apart at the seams. Take the time to find this sense in the character and it will be splitting
both
splitting
easy to remember, despite
initial
2145
m
earn Shells
double.
.
.
[17]
2146
m
dislike
Woman
.
double.
.
unassuming Words
.
double. [17]
.
2148
m
apology Double
yawn.
. .
[14]
2149
inexpensive Cave
double.
.
.
[13]
2150
it
(v)
[13]
2147
m
appearances. [10]
sickle Metal
.
inexpensive. [18]
.
2151
drapes Bamboo
.
.
.
inexpensive. [19]
unshut (v)
2152
As you might have guessed from the opening primitive element, this character refers to what your eyes do Eyeballs
.
.
.
contend.
when you open them.
[13]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
114
2
2153
&
struggle Fingers
.
contend.
.
(v)
[11]
2154
Chinese zither Bamboo
.
.
contend. [14]
pool (N) News flash! In a stunning reversal of the history of sport, archaeologists
working on
artifacts
confirming that the origins of synchronized swimming
a site in central
China recently unearthed
go back to the Tang Dynasty. The presence of skimpy swimsuits
and nose plugs lying pool
is
at
the bottom of what was once a natural
said to constitute persuasive scientific evidence that they
perished in sync.
[13]
butler The butler
pulls a miniature rake out of his waistcoat to scrape
the snowflakes from the coats of visitors to the mansion.
We already met this combination in Book 1 (frame 881). Note how
the last stroke of rake serves as the
flakes.
[
first
stroke of snow-
8]
t t t arrest Butler
.
.
.
road.
(
[11]
bondservant Tree
.
.
.
altar
.
.
.
butler. [17]
generous State of mind
.
.
.
hale. [14]
chaff Rice
.
.
.
hale. [17]
LESSON 30
2160
s
115 |
mess around The hint of mischief in the key word ining yourself teasing a
is
best
managed by imag-
woman you know by
going after her
combs. You mess around with them by soaking them in dye, hair remover,
and
catnip. [9]
2161 77~*
m
[
-proof The key word
is
a suffix used to indicate “resistant to” or “pro-
tected against,” as in the
proof.
It is
composed
of:
words rustproof, waterproof, and
comb
.
. .
fire-
glue. [9]
2162
wheeze Mouth
.
prospector. [12]
. .
2163
conjecture (v) Fingers
.
. .
prospector. [12]
cadet
w
The three primitive elements
young
for cadet suggest a
going through his “hazing.” One bent day.
What
recruit
a perfect
way
to describe this brief but infantile chapter in military training. If
you look
the printed form, you can see the
at
young cadet
standing proud and erect after having passed the initiation ual,
broad
at the
shoulders and narrow at the waist.
$7
rit-
[11]
^ EJ
2164
«
messed up The slang expression of this character’s key word refers to a person or situation that has landed in a rather wretched elements
are: rice
.
.
.
cadet. [17]
2165
m
state. Its
meet with The sense of this key word tive,
as
is
a chance encounter, usually nega-
when one meets with misfortune
ments: cadet
.
.
.
road. [14]
or disaster.
Its ele-
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
ii6
2
2166
trough Tree
.
cadet. [15]
.
.
2167
n
quiver (v) Fingers
.
.
.
Big Dipper.
[7]
2168
mediocre Cave here
.
is
.
The only thing you have to watch out for the handle of the rake which is drawn last. [11] rake
.
.
.
.
rack.
,
/*-
Pi Jt
2169
put to work Person
.
.
.
mediocre.
[13]
2170
m
M fling
Think of this character
as a rack of “tails” of various beasts.
(v)
[5]
Lesson 31
rue (v)
2171
|0
State of
mind
.
.
times past.
.
The sense of the key word
regret the loss of something cherished.
2172
m
to
arrange Fingers
.
.
times past.
.
[11]
2173
jg
is
[11]
forsake Infant
.
.
twenty
.
.
.
tree. [12]
.
*
J&-
-gb
* A swallow (N)
2174
-w j
\w
word refers to the bird, and the elements suggest that a score of them are being boiled in order to be “swallowed” by mouth their human predators. The primitives: Twenty north cooking fire. Note how the mouth is placed between the two sides of north, for which you may find it helpful to This key
.
.
.
revert to the
image of two people
back, as explained in 4#-
frame 420.
Jtf*
a
.
4a
sitting
.
.
cooking fire
.
2176
4b
4ati
-ifr
4ati
.
.
.
(v)
road. [14]
littoral
(N)
The key word here is used principally for areas border a body of water. [10]
Ricefield that
.
on the ground back to
screen Caverns
.
[16]
2175
m
.
.
.
.
.
half.
n8
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
blend (v)
2177
n
Fingers
.
.
half. [8]
.
2178
m
betray Half.
.
against. [9]
.
2179
#
voucher Quarter
.
.
.
dagger. [8]
2180
M
rattan Flower
.
.
.
moon
.
. .
quarter
.
.
.
snowflakes. [19]
2181
JR
state
Bunk beds
.
.
chihuahua.
.
of affairs
[8]
2182
UaK
te
wall Bunk beds
.
.
.
soil
.
.
.
assembly
>)+
>1
line
.
.
return. [17]
f f
2183
m
.
old cooking pot The eyeball takes up so much space that the second stroke of bunk beds and the first stroke of slice need to be shortened. Take particular care with the stroke
Eyeball
.
.
.
order here.
B
bunk beds
.
.
.
slice.
[13]
ja
f
f
jf
£’
J
jf
dunce It .
.
should not be hard to work the primitive elements— broom .
crown
.
.
.
crotch— into a colorful image of the
(especially if you ever
had
class
to play the role yourself). [7]
dunce
LESSON
119
31 |
3L
=t
3L
2184
HI
get House
.
bunk beds
.
.
.
.
some shuteye
dunce. [14]
2185
ff
invade Person
dunce.
.
[9]
2186
'M
iX
immerse Water
.
.
dunce. [10]
surfboarding This character first
is
not as unfamiliar as
it
looks at
first.
two strokes of parade, you draw in the primitive
beds, letting the
After the for
bunk
second stroke double up with the second stroke
of parade. Then comes the feudal
official,
and
finally the rest
of
parade.
This parade of feudal
bunk beds
officials
are
all
running
at
top speed,
toward the beach, en route to the annual
in hand,
surfboarding competition. The sport was short-lived because !
of the high morality rate turies later did the
among
the athletes.
Hawaiians rescue the
by replacing the box
springs, mattress,
Only several cen-
art
of surfboarding
and bedstead with a
flat
plank. [14]
r r r r 2187
Si
Shells
.
.
.
goods
surfboarding. [21]
hide (v) Flowers
.
.
.
surfboarding. [18]
2189
m
A stolen
2188
M
9*
guts Flesh
.
.
.
hide. [21]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
120
2
2190
award (N) General
.
.
St.
Bernard dog.
[15]
2191
ag
thick liquid General
.
.
water. [15]
2192
as
oar General
.
.
tree. [15]
Jiang Jiang
is
the surname of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek (or as
head of the Nation-
today’s orthography has him, Jiang Jieshi), alist
Government of the Republic of China
niently, the primitive
elements
are: flowers
.
until 1975. .
.
General.
2194
Conve[15]
abyss The only thing you have to watch out
for with this character
is
the drawing order of the complex of elements to the right. To
and bunk beds learned earlier. Now think of the single horizontal stroke that is drawn in order as you work your way down top to bottom as a tightrope that is stretched across a great abyss. The water to the left begin with, ignore the elements for
slice
represents the dribble of a stream flowing at the bottom of the abyss, it
all
that
is left
of the mighty waters that originally carved
out. [12]
n
•;
>71
>71
n n solemn
Unlike you,
who
barefooted
it
tightrope walker in this frame
across the abyss unaided, the is
the lead in a
solemn proces-
LESSON
121
31
|
making their way Grand Canyon. She uses the rake as a balancing pole. little background music and the scene takes on a solemn
sion of a whole retinue of tightrope walkers across the
Add a
dignity befitting that
most glorious of holes
in the ground.
and
give the full drawing order to avoid any confusion
the difference from the character in the previous frame.
K-
[13]
4%.
-
7T
We
clarify
in)
)T|
r\\
7n
m
ffl
M M In connection with the explanation above, the this character will
meaning of
change to Grand Canyon when
it is
used
as a primitive element.
howl (v)
2196
1
Mouth
howl and lots of things that are said to howl. No single English word can handle everything from the rushing of the wind to the screaming of a wild animal and the roaring of the sea. But this character
.
.
Grand Canyon. There
.
does just
ways
to
that. [16]
2197
desolate Flowers
.
.
.
Grand Canyon.
[17]
2198
rust Metal
.
.
Grand Canyon.
.
(N/v)
[21]
2199
sesame Flowers
.
.
.
sign ofZorro. [7]
2200
devalue Shells
.
.
weary.
.
[11]
2201
£
are lots of
nonspecific Water
.
.
.
weary.
[7]
122
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
Lesson 32 2203
$ii
rectify
°art --
angel. [17]
.
2204
^
short of stature Dart
committee.
.
[13]
crossbow If
you’ve ever drawn back a crossbow, the elements elbow and
dart should be easy enough to associate with this primitive ele-
ment.
[7]
2205
sigh Mouth
.
.
crossbow.
.
The key word
is
sighing sound issuing forth from the
crossbow has broken
down
Ay-ay-ay-ay-aaaaaaaaaaay.
2206 .
.
.
after the expiration of the warranty. [10]
crossbow. [10]
2207
suffer Fingers
.
crossbow. [10]
.
2208
M
meant to simulate the sad, mouth of a warrior whose
fine dust Soil
m
— ay-ay
Bamboo
.
.
.
.
(N)
thatch
(N)
tribe. [17]
2209 Flowers
cluster
spear. [9]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
124
2
tangerine Tree
.
.
spear
.
.
.
motorcycle helmet
.
.
.
.
animal
legs
.
.
.
mouth.
You may want to return to frame 416 of Book 1 to recall how you combined the final elements into a memorable image. There you will see, too, how the human legs in the printed form change to animal legs in the hand-drawn form. [16] 2211
m
relax Abode
.
.
bestow. [12]
.
2212
&
noble Bow
.
.
.
elbow.
[5]
barbarian St.
Bernard dog
.
.
.
bow. Note
principles of writing
how the stroke order
follows the
and does not draw the primitive elements
separately. [6]
2214
maternal aunt Woman
.
.
.
barbarian. [9]
family feud Two
rice fields,
each of them separated by a stone wall on the
north and another on the south (the three ones ) create an image of the most famous family feud in American history, that
between the Hatfields and McCoys.
[13]
dividing line
Bow to a
.
.
.
soil
.
.
.
family feud. Think of this key word as referring
boundary or border.
[19]
LESSON 32
2216
ft
stiff
Person
.
.family feud.
.
|
(AD,)
[15]
2217
ginger Flowers
.
. .
family feud.
[17]
2218
porridge Two bows
.
.
.
rice. [12]
*5 2219
m
bring to a boil Water
.
.
dollar sign. [8]
2220
m
caress Fingers
.
.
.
dollar sign. [8]
2221
m
shave (v) Younger brother
.
.
.
saber. [9]
2222
m
snot The reason younger brother can be such a pain in the neck, a thorn, or bothersome pest— in short, such a “snot”— must have something to do with the disgusting drops of water that leak from peoples nostrils, which is in fact the snot this character refers to. [10]
2223
m
ladder Tree
.
younger
. .
brother.
[11]
222 4
decayed Tree
.
.
.
snare.
As the primitive on the
acter often applies to
left
suggests, this char-
wood. The broader sense of the key word,
125
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
126
2
which includes the way people get decayed by age, may be helpful in making your story. [6]
senility or old
employ (v) Though you may “hire” a laborer, you use the high-sounding employ to take on people of higher status in the organization. Its
elements: ear
.
.
.
sprout
.
.
.
snare. [13]
2226
sacrifice Like the character in
frame
nection with animal
sacrifices,
one can be used
842, this
but
it
cow
elements:
.
.
.
sheep
.
.
wild rice
.
mean
can also
something for the sake of something .
else .
.
in con-
to sacrifice
of higher value.
snare
.
.
.
stretched out to double
up
rice.
as the first stroke offiesta. [20]
222 7
m
Its
Take
fiesta.
care in drawing the second stroke of the primitive for wild It is
(v)
elder sister To complement the older brother (frame 89) and elder brother (101), we need an older sister (1298) and now an elder sister. The combination of elements to the right of woman is a rare combination, and for that reason special attention should
be given to
somewhat right to
its
drawing. The
first
two strokes on the
right are
drawn you are drag-
like a snare except that the first stroke is
left,
like drag.
So think of
it
as a snare
ging by hand along the ground. The character finishes with
what are
actually the last
caught in the snare and
two strokes of a genie, who has been is
wiggling to get
has to do with your elder sister
i
we
leave to
i' ¥> %>
free.
you
#
What
all
this
to decide. [7]
Lesson 33 2228
m
lie
Somebody
.
.
.
esteem.
[15]
2229
dodge (v) Somebody.
.
.flouds. [13]
2230
stoop (v) Somebody
.
.
.
bow.
[10]
2231
Of
hanker Mouth
... old
man
.
.
.
tongue wagging in the mouth.
2232
m
[13]
flog Fingers
.
.
take an exam. [9]
.
summer heat
2233
Sun
.
puppet.
. .
[12]
2234
behold Eyeballs
.
puppet.
. .
[13]
gamble (v)
2235
m
down
Shells
.
puppet.
.
[15]
.
2236
extravagant St.
Bernard dog
.
. .
2237
puppet.
[11]
stop Soil
.
. .
puppet.
[11]
up
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
128
2
2238
m >
\
boil Puppet
.
.
cooking fire.
.
\\
[12]
2239
various Words
puppet.
.
.
.
[15]
2240
put in storage Person
.
.
various. [17]
.
2241
slaughter Flag
puppet.
.
.
.
[11]
2242
add your John Hancock Net
puppet.
.
.
.
[13]
yam
2243 Flowers
.
.
add your John
.
Flancock. [17]
2244
come back Maestro
.
.
liifj
.footprint
.
.
.
2245
m
broom
.
.
.
apron.
[18]
sift
Bamboo
.
.
.
teacher. [16]
2246
coffin Tree
.
.
.
bureaucrat. [12]
2247
dad Father
.
.
.
many.
[10]
2248
#
(v)
axe Father
.
.
.
tomahawk.
[8]
LESSON 33
2249
n£
bite
Mouth
.
.
.
sly Pack of wild dogs
.
.
.
mingle. [9]
2251
m
prostrate oneself Wooden
leg.
.
eight. [9]
.
2252
m
trample Wooden
leg.
.
water
.
.
.
.
sun.
[15]
2253
tread Wooden
leg.
hoof Wooden
leg.
.
sovereign. [16]
.
catch (v)
2255 In learning this character, think of insects.
The elements: fingers
.
.
.
how you
lower
step Wooden
leg.
pluck.
.
.
hop (v) Wooden
leg.
.
crumble.
.
[18]
2258
Be
on
[15]
2257
Si
catch animals or
leg. [10]
2256
Ef
on
.float. [15]
.
2254
IE
(v)
mingle. [9]
2250
m
129 |
slump (v) Wooden
leg
.
.
.
lose.
Take
prices or productivity can
this fall
key word in the sense in which
or slump.
[12]
LESSON 33
131 |
headdress The feathers of the turkey (with the
rest
of the bird attached) are
used to make a one-of-a-kind headdress.
[14]
33
33 2267 Wooden
leg.
.
.
.
. .
(v)
show off (v) Ray
.
.
headdress. [20]
.
2270
m
jab fiesta. [18]
2269
m
(v)
headdress. [21]
2268 Headdress
leap
cunning Pack of wild dogs
.
.
.
skeleton. [13]
2271
marrow Skeleton
.. .left
.
.
.flesh
.
.
.
road. [22]
2272
dirty Skeleton
.
.
.
inter. [23]
2273
whirlpool Wafer
.
.
.
jawbone.
[12]
2274
m
Metal
.
. .
distinct
jawbone. Be sure to create an image of a cooking pot
from the old cooking pot (frame
2275 |J||p|
2147). [17]
snail Insect
.
. .
jawbone.
[15]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
132
2276 ^| p |
2
misfortune Altar
.
. .
jawbone.
[
13 ]
Lesson 34 2277
m
footpath Pinnacle
.
.
hundred.
[9]
2278
it
rift
The key word .
.
.few
.
.
.
refers to a
spring.
gap or a break.
Its
(N)
elements: pinnacle
Note that the final stroke offew makes the first
stroke of spring unnecessary. [14] '
2279
B£
steep Pinnacle
.
.
walk. [10]
2280 Pljl
barrier Pinnacle
.
.
chapter. [14]
2281
m
accompany Pinnacle
.
.
muzzle.
[11]
2282
tunnel (N) Pinnacle
.
.
satisfy. [15]
plunge (v)
2283
$
The sense of the key word team
.
. .
ground.
is
to fall precipitously.
[15]
2284
B
undesirable Pinnacle
.
.
.
third
.
.
.fishhook.
The drawing order following the
primitives. [9]
2285
12
The elements:
dig Fingers
.
hole
.
.
.fishhook. [9]
(v)
LESSON 34
22 94
|
body cavity Flesh
.
.
.
empty. [ 12 ]
135
Lesson 35 2295
*
tired Ricefield the
. .
.
same
as
Note that the primitive elements are exactly those for fine (frame 1018), only arranged differ-
thread.
ently. [11]
2296
m
spiral shell Insect
.
.
tired. [17]
.
2297
B
yarn few. The primitive on the
enough to warn us that this character does not refer to tall tales. Be sure to keep your image distinct from that for the primitive of the same Thread
.
.
.
meaning.
left is
[10]
2298
m m
ample Thread
.
.
eminent.
.
[14]
2299
/to
acquaint Thread
.
.
summon.
.
[11]
2300
long-winded Be
like
.
.
.
thread. [12]
2301
m
go around Thread
.
.
.
Pigpen. The key
word means
vent. [18]
2302
&
to detour or circum-
bind (v) Tree
.
. .
fishhook
.
.
.
thread.
[11]
LESSON
2303
m
35
|
continuous If
you think of a
be
but
efficient,
single,
make
being used to
it
all
unbroken, continuous piece of thread
the white towels in your house.
could cause problems when
It
might
comes to doing
it
the laundry. [14]
2304
n
paint (v) You can paint to coat a wall or you can paint character refers to the
Thread
latter.
.
.
.
to create art. This
meeting. [19]
2305
m
web Thread
.
.
.
each. [12]
2306
m
silk fabric Thread
.
.
.
lap. [14]
down (N)
2307 Thread
.
.
.fiesta
.
.
i
needle. [12]
if
i'
2308
M
conclude do when they formalize and so forth. Its elements
Let this key word connote what people a treaty, an alliance, an association, are:
thread
.
.
.
sovereign. [15]
2309
Ab /K
purple This (literary)
.
.
.
thread.
will
not meet any
may help to think of the “purple inferior writers who pile clumsy cliches on top
examples in these volumes, prose” of those
Although you it
of one another from the crack of a rosy-fingered fall
dawn
till
the
of the final curtain on a dark and stormy night, or otherwise
shamelessly ornament and exaggerate with a complete lack of literary conscience. [12]
137
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
138
2
|
2310
n
numerous Quick-witted
.
.
.
thread. [17]
2311
m
spin
For the character that means to spin thread and other fibers, we
have the elements: thread
.
.
compass.
.
[10]
2312
M
cocoon Though
good thing that the primitive for cocoon has been radically abbreviated from this, its full form as a character, the story it holds is a charming one. The silkworm ( insect) eats the leaves of the mulberry bush (the flowers), digests them and transforms them into thread with which it spins about itself, in mystic wisdom, its own coffin (the hood). The walking stick that separates the two elements helps the picture of the little worm cutting itself off from contact with the outside world, but as a it’s
a
character stroke,
a clear exception. [19]
it is
-Lt
~±tz
n m
wj
wind around
2313
H
Thread
.
.
cave
.
.
.
computer
.
.
.
.
human
legs
.
.
.
soil. [21]
2314
m
(v)
delicate Thread
.
.
bring about. [16]
.
2315
fasten Car
.
.
.
mountain
.
.
.
missile
the final stroke of car
.
and the
.
.
thread.
first
Note the doubling up of
of mountain.
[19]
2316
let in
The sense of the key word
Thread
.
receive
someone or something.
.
.
internal.
[10]
is
to admit or
LESSON
2317
m
Thread
.
. .
part. [10]
shrink (v) Thread
.
.
.
stay overnight [17]
sum up
2319
m
Thread
.
.
.
religion. [14]
2320
gentry Thread
.
.
.
monkey. In Chinese nomenclature, the gentry was a
class of individuals
tions.
who had passed the bureaucratic examina-
[11]
reason (N)
2321
m
Think of this key word
The whisk broom
as referring to the cause of things.
elements you have to work with
are:
thread
.
.
.
.
sow. The final stroke of the whisk broom doubles first
stroke of the sow.
inception Thread
.
puppet.
. .
[14]
2323
&
.
up with the
[15]
2322
it
139
|
disorderly
2318
m
35
wring Thread
.
.
.
mingle. [12]
migrating ducks This primitive case,
is
itself. It
depicts bird claws (or in this
that are joined to
one another. Note the extra
simplicity
duck claws)
horizontal stroke in the character for friend, which gives the
appearance of a “two” in the middle of the character, further
emphasizing the togetherness of the migrating ducks.
— f
£
HL
[9]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
140
2
2324
unhurried Thread
.
.
.
migrating ducks.
[15]
warm
2325
m
Sun
.
.
migrating ducks.
.
[13]
2326
fit
(AD,)
provide assistance Fingers
.
.
.
migrating ducks.
[12]
chapel The house with the “cross” on the roof will serve us as a primitive element meaning chapel. While we have shied away from using pictographs, we think you will agree that seeing the “cross” as a replacement of the “chimney” atop the house
is
a helpful excep-
tion. [4]
2327
large rope Chapel
.
.
.
thread. [10]
Sunday school The chapel with the children inside becomes a primitive element meaning Sunday school. [7]
-r*
2328
#
vibrant muscle. When you imagine this key word, Sunday school think of something lively and pulsing with energy whatever .
.
.
—
that
may have
to
do with Sunday school.
[9]
2329
m
head-hinge The meaning of adjusted the key
this character is actually the “neck,”
word
to avoid confusing
it
but
we
with another char-
LESSON
acter
we
will learn for neck later in this lesson
We have sic
(frame
clas-
you wish,
with a term of your own. Head-stand and shoulder-
it
stump come ar e: flesh
if
|
2338).
adopted a technical term from the little-known
“Very Gray Anatomy”: a head-hinge. You may,
replace
35
.
.
.
mind
to
as possibilities. In
Sunday school.
any
case,
its
elements
[11]
homing pigeon homing pigeon Noah released from the Ark
You might think here of the history: the dove that
dry land. The
first
time,
first
in recorded in search of
returned. After seven days,
it
Noah
and this time it came back with an olive branch in its beak. On the third and final flight, it did not return released the dove again,
and Noah knew that
it had found land. The combination of parts in this primitive element, you may remember, was used with a quite different image in Book 1 (frame 464). [13]
6 2330
m
shell The key word
is
used to shell out things
cash. Its elements: thread
.
.
.
homing pigeon.
2331
M
like
your hard-earned [19]
request the presence of Homing pigeon
.
.
.
road. [16]
2332
m
out
embroidery Thread
.
.
.
Grand Canyon.
[19]
2333
edible root This character figures in words for things like turnips and radishes. Its elements: flowers
1
.
.
.
silk
gauze. [23]
!
2334
gong Metal
.
.
.
silk gauze. [27]
141
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
142
2
make the rounds
2335
m
The police ordered to make the rounds take their orders rather too
wrapping the roads round and round with
literally,
silk
gauze. [22]
bamboo basket
2336
n
Bamboo
.
.
silk gauze. [25]
.
2337
gf
barbaric Needlepoint
.
.
insect. [25]
neck (N)
2338
11
Spool
.
head. [16]
.
2339
w.
plant stem Flowers
.
.
.
spool. [11]
2340
$1
powerful Spool
.
.
muscle.
.
[9]
2341
II
trail
Queue
.
.
spool.
.
The key word in
this
frame should suggest a
footpath, not an established overland route. [10]
2342
M
creek Water
.
.
.
vulture
.
.
.
cocoon
.
the combination of primitives ter for chicken
(frame
.
St.
Bernard dog.
We have met
on the right before in the charac-
1037). [13]
2343
young Cocoon
.
.
.
muscle.
[5]
2344
m
(N)
secluded Mountain
.
.
two cocoons.
[9]
LESSON
|
143
$
$
*1
35
2345
wet Water
.
.
sun
.
.
.
two cocoons
.
.
.
cooking fire.
[17]
2 346
mysterious
A top hat and a cocoon combine to create a mysterious-looking creature,
something out of a science
fiction
horror movie.
2347
BB
livestock Mysterious
.
.
rice field. [10]
.
2348
save Flowers
.
.
up
livestock [14]
.
2349
lead along Mysterious
.
crown
.
.
.
.
.
cow.
[11]
2350
&
[5]
bowstring What
is
so mysterious about this bowstring
taken from the
music and
at
is
that
it
has been
bow and used to string a cello, where it can make same time still be used by a virtuoso for send-
the
ing arrows toward their target. Or, from the victim’s viewpoint, “killing
me softly, with his song.”
[8]
Mona Lisa Note the doubling up of the element for mysterious here. there
is
frame
any work of art that 2346),
it is
qualifies as
doubly mysterious ( see
Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. -fh
-yh
Now if
[9]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
144
magnetism
2351
m
Stone
.
.
Mona Lisa.
.
Let the key word here refer to the physical
quality of certain metals, not to charismatic personalities. [14]
2352
m m
nourish Water
.
.
Mona Lisa.
.
[12]
2353
J
2
H*n
kindhearted Mona Lisa
.
.
heart. [13]
.
2354
li
deride Words
.
.
.
abacus.
[19]
luminous
2355
m
Fire
.
.
.
music. [19]
2356
m
modest Grandchild
.
.
.
road.
[13]
Lesson 36
unload
2357
m
The
left
primitive
is
a union of a
the right, the stamp.
sfic/c
horse and a footprint. To
[9]
2358
m m
imperial Queue
.
.
unload.
.
[12]
2359
withstand Imperial
.
.
.
>“4n
altar. [17]
2360
IP
nest eggs This character shows a
letter
opener with a couple of drops of
something or other. The key word should give
it
away:
it
has
been splattered with nest eggs you picked up from a nearby
As to what unfortunate creature had its offspring end up on a letter opener and what the owner of that desktop weapon had to do with it, these are matters better left to your imaginatree.
tion than to ours.
'
i
[7]
i
#7
$
fledglings
¥
A
vulture
and a
image of an
child
combine
to create a rather
gruesome
aerie full of fledglings. [7]
T hatch (v)
2361
W
Nest eggs
.
.
.fledglings. [14]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
I46
2
|
2362
?L
breast Fledglings
.
.
.fishhook. Don’t confuse this full character with the
primitive element for breasts.
[8]
2363
#
float Water
.
.
.
fledglings.
Be
with the primitive noun
careful not to confuse this key
we learned in Book 1
a s float.
2364 .
.
.fledglings. [9]
2365
minister Letter opener.
inside the
silver.
.
.
Be sure to locate the primitive for silver The key word refers to a high-ranking
letter opener.
government
official in
Chinese
history. [10]
2366
f?
trade (N) Letter opener
.
.
shells. [12]
.
2367
M
word
[10]
captive Person
IIP
(v)
pomegranate Tree
.
.
.
stay. [14]
2368
doubt (v) The
existential state in
thing
is
which one doubts everyone and every-
depicted here as someone sitting on the ground in the
middle of a zoo with a dart in the bottom and a chop in the hand.
Now how in the world did I
am I dreaming?
Is this real
or
[14]
B Used
ever get here?
#
r m
as a primitive element, this character will
furled brow, the kind that shows
by serious doubts.
up when someone
mean is
a
beset
LESSON 36
2369
m
obstruct Stone
.
.furled brow. [19]
.
2370
m
congeal Ice
.
.furled brow. [16]
.
2371
simulate Fingers
.
.furled brow. [17]
.
2372
exquisite Jewel
.
.
orders. [9]
.
2373
ip
small bell Metal
.
.
orders. [13]
.
2374
ft
actor Person
.
.
orders. [7]
.
mountain range
2375
Mountain
.
.
collar. [17]
.
2376
bucket Tree
.
.
chop-rack.
.
[11]
2377
ll
read aloud Words
.
.
.
chop-rack. [14]
gush 00
2378 Water
.
.
.
courageous.
[12]
2379
15
|
eagerly Wooden
leg.
.
.
courageous. [16]
147
148
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
|
exam paper Quarter.
.fingerprint. [8]
.
2381
m
circle
(N)
The key word refers both to the geometrical object and to a circumscribed group, as in ones “circle of friends.” Its primitives: pent in.
exam paper.
.
[11]
roll Fingers
.
.
exam paper.
.
up
[11]
worn out
2383
Few
makes a person more worn out during the school sit an exam paper. [10]
things
year than having to
model Take your mind off of catwalks and
scale airplane kits
and think
of model in the sense of a pattern or example. The elements:
bamboo
... car
.
.fingerprint. [15]
nameplate Instead of coming
home in the evening and fumbling with your
keys to open your front door, you simply run your fingerprint across your backlit nameplate and, presto!
£ 23 8 5
in. [5]
fc resentment
Nameplate
.
.
.
heart. [9]
2386
%
—you’re
winding (AD,) House
.
.
.
nameplate.
[8]
Used as a primitive element, this character will mean mailbox, from the little house with your nameplate on it that the postman drops your mail into.
Lesson 37 reward (N/V)
2393
m
Whiskey
bottle
.
.
.
state. [13]
2394
Kj
pour wine Whiskey
bottle
.
.
.
ladle. [10]
2395
m
brutal Whiskey
bottle
.
.
.
declare. [14]
2396
@1
mellow wine Whiskey
bottle
.
.
enjoy. [15]
2397
Sb
vinegar Whiskey
bottle
.
.
times past.
[15]
foot soldiers The foot soldiers shown here file
infantry, but specially
masseurs for commanding assembly
are not
officers.
commanding officers.
2398
hand
to
[8}
drunk Whiskey
bottle
.
.
.
foot soldiers.
[15]
unmixed
2399
n
See them march off the
line in their top hats with foot-long needles in
prick the boils of their
M
your ordinary rank-and-
manufactured, sophisticated “foot”
Rice
.
. .
foot soldiers. The key
pure and unadulterated.
[14]
word connotes something
that
is
LESSON 37
2400
%
emerald green Feathers
.
. .
foot soldiers. [14]
2401
5?
151 |
shattered Stone
.
.
.
foot soldiers.
[13]
streetwalker You
shouldn’t have any trouble associating the character for
consent and a pair of walking legs with a streetwalker. (Note
hand-drawn character, the human end up looking more like a pair of animal legs.) that in the
^
^
legs in [7]
'sL
2402
sour Whiskey
bottle
.
.
.
streetwalker. [14]
2403
*
shuttle Tree
.
.
Think back
streetwalker.
.
which things
like
space shuttles, airport shuttles, and even
names in English, namely the flies back and forth over the loom. [11]
of wood that
(N)
from
to the original shuttle
shuttlecocks get their
2404
&
consent
little
piece
lofty Mountain
.
.
.
streetwalker. [10]
2405
pretty Person
.
.
.
streetwalker. [9]
2406
quarrel This
is
not one of the more elegant Chinese characters.
almost as tee
if the
primitive elements were
having a quarrel
among
nance and each insisting on
(N)
It is
members of a commit-
themselves for the place of domiits
right to
show
up. At the top
we
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
152
2
have the zipper with a hood containing a one and a spike (driven into the element beneath
it).
Next comes a crown that covers
the whiskey bottle and the primitive for part.
should have
all
to be sure that
By
this time,
you
the tools necessary to create an outlandish story all
the
members of the committee are each set in
the proper place. [25]
2407
thick sauce The character
for thick sauce also appears in the
term
for soy
one you have probably seen many times already whiswithout realizing it. The primitive elements: General sauce, so
it is
.
key
2408
m
Pack of wild dogs
.
.
.
chieftain. [12]
found (v) The sense of the key word ments: chieftain
.
.
.
St.
is
to establish
Bernard dog.
an
institution. Its ele-
[12]
2410
0
squat (v) Wooden
leg.
.
.
venerate. [19]
2411
M
.
just like
2409
n
.
bottle. [18]
tease Beans
.
.
.
(v)
road. [10]
2412
(rhetorical question) This character has no particular meaning
on
its
own but is used
form rhetorical questions. The primitive elements, mountain
to
and beans, suggest
that
compared
to real questions with real
amount to a hill of beans— mountain of them. If you turn to frame 1170 of Book
answers, rhetorical questions don’t let 1,
alone a
you will see
that
we hinted at something similar there.
[10]
LESSON 37
2413
an
153
|
triumphant Mountain of beans wind. Not to twist your story down the wrong path, but if you think of the key word as suggesting .
.
.
someone triumphant who has been “tooting his own horn,” the transition from a mountain of beans to wind should be pretty simple.
[12].
2414
g
perpendicular Scrooge
.
upright.
.
The sense of
beans.
.
this
key word
vertical or
[15]
commend
2415
H
is
Drum
.
.
.
add.
You might
also
want
to try beginning with the
character for joyful and simply nudge the element for
make room to complete the character for add.
over to
2416
mouth
[14]
giggling
rtzfc?
Mouth
.
.
.
joyful. [15]
j
1
2417
alliance
1
Si nTl
Bright
.
.
dish. [13]
.
2418
Mencius This character
best
is
known
as the beginning of the
name
of
one of ancient China’s most celebrated philosophers, Mencius (385-303 bce).
primitives: child
Its
.
.
.
dish. [8]
2419
m
fierce Wild dogs
.
.
.
Mencius.
[11]
2420
JS mr
flourishing This key
word
refers to
ments: turn into
.
.
.
something that
dish. [11]
is
prospering.
Its ele-
154
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
|
2421
n &
small cup Float
.
.
dish. [13]
.
2422
small box Fit
.
dish. [11]
.
.
rrrr.
2423
rm
master thief Water
.
yawn
. .
.
dish. [12]
.
2424
Wl
swing (v) Soup
.
.
dish. [17]
.
calm (AD,)
2425 MIL
House
.
.
heart
.
.
.
dish
.
.
.
.
spike. [14]
2426
s
replete Fist
.
.
again
.
.
.
.
dish. [9]
2427
££
basin Part
.
.
dish.
.
For the particular connotation of this key word,
think of a washbasin.
[9]
2428
rm
trophy No.
.
dish. [9]
.
2429
amass Flowers
.
.
.
thread
.
prisoner
. .
2430
m
.
.
.
dish. [20]
indiscriminate Water
.
.
.
hidden camera.
[17]
LESSON 37
155
|
probe (v)
2431 Gold
.
.
.
hidden camera. Take this key word as meaning to delve
into or investigate something. [22]
Frankenbowser
L
You
element for the freakish transfor-
will recall the primitive
mation of the
chihuahua into Frankenpooch from Book
little
we
(page 108). Here
with the larger
St.
Frankenbowser.
and no less ghastly experiment Bernard dog, something we like to call the see a later
[3]
L
t
) 2432
m
abashed Frankenbowser
.
.
.
hidden camera.
[17]
2433
m
embarrassed Frankenbowser
.
.
.
introduce. [7]
2434
m
1
toss Fingers
.
.
Frankenbowser
.
.
(v)
muscles. [8]
Frankenbowser Rex
%
The transformation of the first stroke of Frankenbowser into a crown gives us the crowning experiment of the mad scientist: a creature that can stand shoulder to shoulder with the fiercest
beasts of the Jurassic
age— the Frankenbowser Rex.
^ t 2435
%
fc indulge in
Ear
.
Frankenbowser Rex.
.
[10]
2436
tt
[4]
pillow Tree
.
.
.
Frankenbowser Rex.
[8]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
156
2
|
view (v)
2437 The bottom half of the character The top half is the problem. At
clearly the character for see.
is
glance,
first
the character for supervise learned in
like
only difference that
is
.
.
looks very
frame
much
1080.
The
the substitution of a net in place of the dish. If
seems too much bother, then
underling.
it
reclining.
.
drop of.
.
just .
.
work with the elements:
net. [21].
Used as a primitive element, this character will take the more concrete meaning of a magnifying glass. You might try working that into your story for the character 2 43$
itself.
take
on
The sense of the key word is to take on a task or assume responsibility for something. Its component elements: fingers mag.
.
.
nifying glass. [24]
2439
IM
cable Thread
.
magnifying glass.
.
.
[27]
2440
m
ruthless Pack of wild dogs
.
.
.
silver. [9]
2441
hate State of mind
.
.
.
(v)
silver. [9]
2442 Jr^
(N)
upper crust Vulture
.
.
net
.
.
.
.
silver
.
. .
glued
to.
Europeans are not the only
ones with a history of nobility, peerage, and aristocracy. China, too,
had
its
upper crust.
[17]
chew (v) Mouth
.
.
.
upper crust. [20]
LESSON 37
|
leopard This primitive represents a leopard by combining the claw with the
first
of claw
part of the element for a sow. Note
how the final stroke
turned and lengthened to double up with the
is
first
stroke of sow. Actually, this primitive derives
2446
from the character
wholeheartedly Leopard
.
silver
.
.
.
.
j iL*\
heart. [17]
2445
m
frame
just below. [7]
2444
m
in
reclaim Leopard
.
.
.
silver
.
.
.
soil.
As you may have guessed from the means to reclaim unpro-
primitive at the bottom, this character
ductive lands for cultivation. [16]
2446
leopard Leopard
.
.
ladle. [10]
2447
IS
cat Leopard
.
.
tomato
seedlings. [16]
2448
m
mien Leopard
.
.
dove
.
.
.
human
legs. [14]
2449
m
lucent Halo
.
.
moon.
[10]
2450
wolf Pack of wild dogs
.
.
.
halo. [10]
157
i5 8
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
LESSON 37
2462
8
159
|
silkworm This character shows two silkworms that have
managed
to
escape death at the hands of the enterprising sericulturists. The
day before they are scheduled to be boiled sheets, the insects escape into the open and
alive in their silk fly
away
to begin
their careers as waitresses at a local diner. [24]
2463
m
irrigate Water
.
.
.
since. [12]
2464
fit
incensed since. Be sure you put the accent of the key State of mind word on the second syllable. [12] .
.
.
Lesson 38 2 46 5 -
y y
duckweed
^
w-
Flowers as
.
.
water
.
duckweed
.
gets
.
.
its
delicacy for ducks.
The small aquatic plant known name from the fact that it is a culinary
water
lily.
[12]
Jth
o
2466
ft
scale The sense of the key word wild rice
.
.
.
same name.
water lily.
is
a scale for weighing.
(N)
The elements:
Do not confuse with the primitive of the
[10]
2467
confuse Wafer
.
.
.
sheaf.
.
.
possess. [11]
2468
Chinese mugwort Beneath the flowers
at the top,
we
see a sheaf giving us a Chi-
nese mugwort, one of the herbs used in the heat therapy known as moxibustion. [6]
2469 Rjfc
Good grief! The character expresses a mood, not fully verbalized as the key word is, of surprise at something unfortunate that has happened. Its primitives are: mouth Chinese mugwort. [9] .
2470
.
.
pull out Fingers that
it
.
.
.
chihuahua with a sheaf of nettles lodged in
its
paw
has to pull out. Pay special attention to the addition of
the final stroke.
k
[8]
LESSON 38
l6l |
climb (v)
2471 Woods with two sheaves ...
Bernard dog
St.
.
.
.
hand.
[19]
^
****** 2472
stockpile One ..
.pit
.fishhook. [4]
.
.
(v)
4 The primitive meaning of this character which is more colorful than the key word.
is
earthworm,
If
you think of
trying to stockpile a shipment of earthworms, you should
have
all
you need.
pause (N/V)
2473 Earthworm
.
.
.
head.
[13]
2474
ni
ton Mouth
.
. .
pause. [16]
2475
m
unadulterated Thread
.
.
.
earthworm. Be sure to keep this key word distinct
from the character
for
unmixed (frame
2399); both
words
carry the sense of “pure.” [10]
2476
m
fall
Flag
.
.
.
soldier in a pit.
Think of things that
fall
due
due, like a debt
with a date of expiration. [ 8 ]
2477
teeth
IK
Bf
The primitive elements of this character—footprint line
.
. .
floor
.
.
.
assembly line
.
. .
pit— may not be
.
.
.
assembly
as helpful as
seeing a pictograph of the top and bottom front teeth.
[15]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
162
^
-tir
-ir
2
jjjf
2478 fife)
shows Here we have another of those “measure words” used for counting things; in this case, the key word has to do with plays, operas,
and other kinds of shows.
Its
elements: teeth
2479
Mu
.
.
sentence. [20]
.
length of service This key
word can
refer to things like one’s length
the military and to the time a ship has been in use. teeth
.
.
The meaning of this character can be literal or metaphorical. The elements you have to work with are: water bound up sinister. Here again, the combination of primitives on the right appeared in Book 1 (frame 1115). [9]
2481
Bamboo
.
.
.
.
.
crime Ancient
.
.
.
chili pepper. [12]
butcher (v) House
.
.
.
chili
dress animals
pepper. This key
and
word means
to slaughter or
also to fleece unsuspecting customers. [10]
2484
differentiate
f-L
iff
.
leave. [24]
2483
-L,
.
fence
2482
$
elements:
turbulent
.
H
Its
orders. [20]
.
2480 yfi)
of service in
Two
chili peppers
.
.
.
f
saber. [16]
fi
#
LESSON 38
braid (N)
2485
m
Two chili peppers
.
.
thread. [20]
.
2486
arm (N) Hot sauce
.
.flesh. [17]
2487
split
Hot sauce
.
.
analogy Hot sauce
.
.
words. [20]
2489
m
(v)
dagger. [15]
2488
B
|
out-of-the-way Picture
whoever
it is
you chose
to represent the primitive for
person as having been secluded to an out-of-the-way place. As turns out, she had been going too heavy
on the hot sauce and the results had led to unpleasant odors coming from both ends that did not go down well in good company. [15] it
mermaid You catch
a
mermaid in your net and enjoy good fortune for the
remainder of your days.
[13]
2490
translate Words
.
.
mermaid.
.
[20]
select Fingers
.
.
.
mermaid.
[16]
swamp* Water
.
.
.
mermaid.
[16]
(v)
163
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
I64
2
|
pad (N/v)
2493 Clench
.
soil. [14]
.
2494
earnest Clench
.
hand.
.
[15]
2495
*u
entangle Thread
.
cornucopia.
.
[8]
Minute Ricemen my children
“Listen
of Paddy Revere..
.” .
militia in the rebel
and your shall hear, of the midnight ride The Minute Ricemen were an elite core of army that fought for liberty from agricul-
during the Vegetable Rebellion of 1776 bce.
tural oppression
Here we see a troupe of walking
set of
legs
rice seedlings,
and ready to march
each
fitted
out with a
into battle at a minute’s
notice. [8]
2496
bully Ice
.
.
Minute Ricemen.
[10]
2497
water caltrop Flowers
.
Minute Ricemen.
[12]
2498
mausoleum Pinnacle
.
.
Minute Ricemen.
m
Mouth
.
.
acorn. [9]
2500
m
[11]
cough (v)
2499 t
(v)
brake (v) Sheaf.
.
resin
.
.
.
saber. [9]
LESSON 38
165
Lesson 39 2505
s
constitution The key word refers to the fundamental guiding principles of a government or other organization. Its elements: House grow .
.
.
up
.
eyes
.
.
.
.
.
heart. [16]
2506
m
sunny Sun
.
telescope /blue or green. [12]
.
.
2507
m
guess Pack of wild dogs
.
.
.
telescope. [11]
2508
pacify Vase
.
.
telescope. [13]
.
2509
fit
debt Person
.
responsibility. [13]
.
.
2510
9t
remains Wooden
leg.
.
.
responsibility. [18]
2511
ft
domestic animal Cow
.
.
life/cell. [9]
.
2512
m
impressive Pinnacle
.
.
.
walking legs
2513
m
.
.
.
ceiling
.
.
cell. [12]
fishy smell Flesh
.
.
.
star. [13]
LESSON 39
2514
167 |
orangutan Pack of wild dogs
.
.
star. [12]
.
)
2515
:
Si
awaken Whiskey
bottle
.
.
star. [16]
.
2516
m
visionless
We chose this key word to keep the character distinct from the normal word
(frame
for blind
458). Its elements are: eyeballs
|
...
1
harm.
[15]
I
2 5 !7
administer
|
To administer something means to be in control of it. The difficulties begin when one is trying to administer more than one thing at the same time. For example, if you are doing your business on a cellphone while driving your car you are sure to end
up doing harm
to both tasks. [17]
2 5 l8
contract (N) Bushes
.
.
dagger
.
.
.
.
St.
Bernard dog.
[9]
2519
adore Think of the key word .
.
.
ceiling
.
.
.
in a religious sense.
The elements: hand
bushes. [9]
2520
spotless Water
.
.
.
bushes
.
.
.
dagger
.
.
.
thread.
[15]
briar Think here of the hordes of would-be princes who perished on the briar bushes or at least ended up with bloody walking
—
legs— trying to make their way to Sleeping Beauty. The image of the sharply pointed briars will serve you well in the characters that follow.
[7]
LESSON 39
2529
fk
169
|
Qin Bonzai
.
wild
.
.
Qin
rice.
Shi
Huang was
the founder and
first
emperor of the Qin Dynasty. He undertook huge projects (the Great Wall, the Terra-Cotta Warriors,
etc.) at
the expense of
many lives. Take care not to confuse this character with the one we learned in frame 2527. [10] 2530
g
foolish Springtime
.
.
.
insects. [21]
carry in both hands
2531 Fingers
proffer. [11]
.
2532
sigh Mouth
1
.
Popeye. [14]
.
arduous
2533
m
Popeye
silver. [17]
.
beach (N)
2534
ft
(v)
Water
.
.
difficult. Alternatively,
.
elements as
Han
.
.
.
you may read the primitive
turkey. [22]
complete
2535
The
easiest
associate
it
way to remember
the writing of this character
with the character for splendor (frame
1181).
(V.)
is
to
Instead
when you come to way through the character,
of beginning with flowers, draw a sun. Then, the final vertical stroke, run
top to bottom.
&
2536
ns
the
[10]
T3
X3
it all
saliva
Mouth
.
.
.
droop.
[11]
Lesson 40
2537
1%
recite
As we have already learned characters for poem (frame 327) and song (frame 441), it is important to protect this key word with an image all its own. Its elements are the same as those in clock. [7] frame 1187; only the position has changed: mouth .
.
2538
greedy Clock
.
.
.
shells. [11]
2539
^7
*
.
stringed instrument
A pair ofjewels
.
.
.
clock. [12]
2540
chestnut Old West
.
.
.
tree. [10]
2541
deep pool The Old West and sunflower paint for us a picture of a lonesome aimlessly and daydreaming of his Daisy Belle
cowboy roaming as
he plucks the petals
me not. She loves me.
off a sunflower. “She loves .”
.
.
Little
me, she loves
does he notice the water gather-
ing at his feet as he stumbles and
falls
deep pool.
into a
Be careful to keep the right side of this character distinct from the character for “ticket”
(frame
1194). [15]
2542
resituate The key word has
to
do with changing the location of some-
thing or other. Be careful not to confuse with the character for relocate
(frame
Old West
... St.
The elements you have Bernard dog fingerprint 1354).
.
.
.
.
to .
work with
are:
road.
.
In line with our principle of counting strokes according to the
handwritten form, note that the fingerprint
and not snakeskin
final
element on the road
as in the printed form. [14]
is
LESSON 40
2543
m
overturn Old West
.
.
.
recover.
Be sure
m
to take this
key word in
sense of turning something over or upsetting
2544
gag
|
it.
its literal
[18]
flutter Ticket
.
.
.
windstorm. [20]
(v)
171
Lesson 41
boss {N)
2545
m
Gate
goods.
.
[17]
2546
H
broad Gate
lively. [17]
.
2547
m
close Gate
genie.
.
[11]
2548
m
moisten Water
.
gate
.
. .
jewel/king.
[15]
2549
m
cabinet The key word here refers to a government cabinet. gate
.
.
.
Its
elements:
each. [14]
2550
IS
(v)
put aside Fingers
.
.
cabinet. [17]
2551
explicate Gate
.
list.
[20]
2552
peruse Gate
.
devil. [15]
2553
stuffy Take the key word in or hard-to-breathe
its literal
air.
sense of insufficiently ventilated
The primitives: gate
.
.
.
heart. [12]
LESSON 41
2554
m
flash Gate
.
valve Gate
.
fell [14]
.
2556
m
floodgate Gate
radish. [13]
.
2557
repudiate Gate
.
hot sauce.
.
[21]
2558
ash-colored Flowers
.
.
.
storehouse. [14]
2559
rob Fingers
.
..
storehouse. [13]
.
2560
humble (AD,) Flowers
.
jail
. .
cell. [12]
2561
lifetime Jail cell
.
.
car. [15]
2562
m
sad Jail cell
.
,,
.
heart. [12]
2563
m
(v)
person. [10]
.
2555
m
|
irresolute Queue
jail cell. [11]
. .
jailbreak The two persons
that this element begins with are actually a
couple of inmates in a jail
A visitor
cell
engaged in a daring jailbreak.
had smuggled them a halberd hidden
in a chocolate
173
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
174
which they take turns using
cake,
2
to dig a hole in the floor of
— one standing watch while the other digs away.
their cell
u
jj.
£L~
jj_
IT
|T
jjb
J0C
2564
n
annihilate Bones
.
.
.
jailbreak. [21]
bamboo
2565
m
The key word
much
lots,
the
refers to pieces of
same
bamboo
that are used to
as children use straws to see
Here the bamboo
who
slip
draw
gets the
being drawn
“short
end of the
to see
who gets to take part in the jailbreak and who has to stay
behind to
stick.”
slips are
distract the guards. [23]
2566
m
[17]
fiber This character, which figures in
compounds
for different kinds
of fiber, should be associated with the fine and delicate qualities
we associate with the word. The elements you have to work with are:
thread
.
. .
jailbreak. [23]
2567
m
gullet
Mouth
.
.
.
marquis.
[12]
2568
5(1
monkey Pack of wild dogs
.
.
.
marquis.
[12]
2569
Korea Mist
.
.
locket. [17]
.
2570
disobey Locket
.
.
.
road. [12]
2571
if
latitude Thread
.
.
.
locket.
The
opposite of longitude.
latitude this key
[15]
word
refers to
is
the
Lesson 42
2572
¥
pole Bamboo
.
.
.
clothesline. [9]
2573
rarely Paper punch
.
.
clothesline /offend. [7]
.
2574
veranda Car.
.
.
clothesline. [10]
2575
If
liver Flesh
.
.
.
offend. [7]
2576
f'J
publication This character refers to the finished product, not to the process
of preparing
Its
it.
elements: clothesline
.
.
.
saber. [5]
sweat (N)
2577
if
Water
.
.
.
offend.
[
6]
2578
m
shaft The drought
tree is a special botanical
wonder, found only in a
certain region within the deserts of central Australia (we are
sworn it is
to secrecy
on the
precise location), so
named because
able to survive the periodic droughts that claim
all
other
The locals have discovered that if they carve a long from the tree, it will lead them to underground wells. [11]
vegetation. shaft
2579
if
bold State of mind
.
.
.
drought. [10]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
176
2
|
2580
'it
slowly Queue
.
.
scale. [10]
.
recount (v)
2581
Wl
Scale
.
.
The meaning of the key word
taskmaster.
.
or give an account.
smear (v) Water
.
.
scale
.
.
.
soil. [13]
.
2583
slanting Scale
.
.
Big Dipper.
.
[11]
2584
m
flared
Mouth
.
.
bundle
.
.
.
.
horn
saber. [12]
hack (v)
2585
m
to narrate
[11]
2582
m
is
The key word here
refers to the
way people cough who have
been smoking so long their lungs never quite seem to
clear. It
has nothing to do with cutting things up or breaking into computer systems.
elements:
Its
mouth
.
.
.
bundle
2586 .
.
.
dagger
.
.
.
yawn.
[14]
on
lazy State of mind
.
.
.
rely on. [19]
tender (AD,)
2588
Woman
.
.
.
bundle
.
.
.
taskmaster. [14]
2589
M
.
shells. [16]
2587
m
.
rely Bundle
is
.
refine You
refine things
a range of things
when you submit them from metals
to
to fire. This applies to
milk (when you pasteurize
it).
LESSON 42 |
Here you are trying the process out on a horned toad, hoping the fire will save you the disgusting obligation of kissing it to turn
into a
it
handsome Prince or
ever your preference.
beautiful Princess
[13]
2590
chain (N) Gold...
horned
toad. [17]
2591
swollen Flesh
.
.
,
heavy.
[13]
2592
director Flowers
.
.
heavy.
.
[13]
2 593 i|||
— which-
draw together Metal
.
.
.
heavy.
tives in reverse
You might want
order to
draw together an
to try reading these primi-
make your image of something that can
entire generation. [17]
177
Lesson 43 phlegm
2594
m
Sickness
.
.
inflammation.
[13]
2595
Se
disease Sickness
.
.
correct. [10]
hurt (v)
2596
%
Sickness
.
winter. [10]
2597
get well Sickness
.
,
.
more and more.
[18]
2598
&
epidemic Sickness
.
,
.
missile. [9]
2599
cancer Sickness
.
.
.
goods
.
.
.
mountain.
[17]
2600
&
fatigued Sickness
.
.
.
covering. [10]
2601
rapid Be sure to keep this character distinct from quick (frame
1237).
Picture a succession of poison darts (the sort that inflict sickness) flying out rapid-fire
from a blowgun, so that
can conjure up the proper image.
2602
“rapid-fire”
[10]
idiotic Sickness
.
.
.
know.
[13]
LESSON 43
2603
179
|
tumor Sickness
.
.
stay. [15]
.
2604
trace Sickness
.
.
silver. [11]
.
2605
itch Sickness
.
.
(N)
(v)
raise. [20]
.
2606
paralysis Sickness
.
.
difficult. [24]
.
2607
sore (N.) Sickness
.
.
storehouse.
.
[15]
Heartbreak Hotel The
vulture’s
claw
that
we have
to
Actually, this
at the
top and the heart at the bottom
tells
us
do with an emotionally wrenching experience. the logo for the Heartbreak Hotel
is
now “under
construction” (the I-beam) in your neighborhood.
broom, think of it as the equipment of the
staff,
As
for the
which has not
only to clean the rooms and change the bedding, but also to
sweep away
all
the bad
^
karma
that accumulates there. [14]
^
^
2608
IvU
^ stable
Wild
rice
.
.
.
Heartbreak Hotel.
(AD,)
[19]
2609
hidden Pinnacle
.
.
.
Heartbreak Hotel.
2610
[17]
addiction Sickness
.
.
.
hidden
[22]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
l80
2
2611
g
gigantic If
you look
character ignoring the order in which
at this
you
strokes are written,
its
see a box with another box turned
around and placed inside of it. In the fierce competition to hold
World Record
the Guinness
for the
one has put the previous record gigantic that
up an
takes
it
"
worlds largest box, some-
holder’s box inside a
box so
entire city block. [4]
^
5
E
In line with the key word, this character will
mean
a giant
when used as a primitive. Some fairy-tale giant you remember from your childhood, like the one in “Jack and the Beanstalk,” should
do
nicely.
2612
'M
canal Water
.
.
.
giant
.
.
.
tree. [11]
2613
m
refuse Fingers
.
.
.
giant. [7]
square (N)
2614
m
Dart
.
giant. [9]
. .
2615
m
distance Wooden
leg.
giant.
. .
[11]
2616
IE
(v)
rectangular frame Tree
.
.
box
.
.
.
doors, and the
be used in words
jewel. This character can
.
referring to the rectangular
frames around pictures, windows,
like. [10]
2617
rectangular basket Bamboo
.
.
.
box
.
.
king.
Nowadays
this character
for baskets of various shapes, but formerly
with rectangular baskets woven of bamboo
it
can be used
was associated
strips. [12]
LESSON 43
262 3
pocket This character
two facing
is
boxes,
composed of a dove flapping about between and a pair of human legs, [n] 6
$
2624 rtTp
H|wr
Mouth
.
.
.
{fa
/u
region. [14]
hit Region
.
.
.
missile. [15]
2626
m
$2
vomit (v)
2625
Hx
l8l
human body Somebody
.
.
.
region. [18]
182
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
|
2627
hold ones head high Sun
.
.
stamp
.
collection. [8]
2628
n
curb (v) The sense of the key word is to emotions.” The elements: fingers
.
2629
H
restrain, as in “to .
.
stamp
curb one’s
collection. [7]
large-flowered plants Flowers
.
.
teepee
.
.
.
.
heavens.
[13].
pup The
St.
Bernard dog and
its
overlap with the element for teepee
suggest the meaning of this primitive element: a
combination of sun and small little
at the
you know
let
it’s
time to get up.
A.
Person
.
pup
. .
bottom can be seen
as a
[12]
tent. [14]
far
Pup
tent
.
.
.
road.
away
[15]
2632
comprehend Eyeball
.
. .
pup
tent. [17]
cure (v)
2633
*
The
coworker
2631
St
tent.
A ^
2630
32
pup
opening or flap through which the sun shines in the morn-
ing to
m
tent
dawn on medical science that it is possible to cure most of the sickness of the world in a pup tent with a sensible medic and a modicum of supplies, a far less expensive and far more expansive project than lugging patients off to It is
gradually coming to
the nearest full-service hospital.
[17]
LESSON 43
2634
glare Eyeball
.
.
.
stepladder.
[
bench Stepladder
.
.
.
small table. [ 14 ]
2636
m
(v)
17 ]
2635
jnl
183 |
transparent Water
.
.
.
stepladder.
[
15 ]
2637
splash Water
.
.
.
courier.
[
(v)
15 ]
2638
allocate Fingers
.
.
.
courier.
[
15 ]
Lesson 44 2639
£
Tree
.
.
rooster
.
tail. [7]
2640
m
tree
fir
well-mannered Tree ... fir
Make
tree.
sure your image of this character’s key
word is kept distinct from the one you have (frame 1677). [11]
for well-behaved
2641
shirt Cloak
.
rooster
.
.
tail. [8]
2642
manifest (AD,) Chapter
.
.
.
rooster
tail. [14]
2643
puffy Flesh tive
.
.
drum
.
on the
left,
.
.
.
rooster
As
tail.
is
obvious from the primi-
this character refers to the condition of
bloated or swollen, not to being
pompous or running
being
short of
breath. [16]
2644
take advantage of You take advantage of the
fine
weather by leaving the bar and
taking your daily cocktail for a walk.
2645
[12]
diagnose Words
.
.
.
cocktail.
This key word should be taken in
its
medical
sense. [12]
2646
seep Wafer
.
.
.
drunks at a
bar. [14]
LESSON 44
|
kiddie cocktail Instead of the cutesy umbrella that usually
comes with your
Shirley Temple, this kiddie cocktail puts a not-so-cutsey pair of mechanical flapping wings, splattering the contents of the cocktail over everyone— to the delight of all the kiddies. [11] StSt
Stjt
2647
gum goo that oozes out of trees and plants, not the stuff you chew on and blow bubbles with before you stick it under your desk. [15] Flesh
.
.
kiddie cocktail. Think of the thick, sticky
.
2648
If
wrong (AD,) Words
.
.
kiddie cocktail. [18]
2649
deserted House
.
.
kiddie cocktail. [14]
2650
m
speck Highlander between two
5
balls. [12]
& design (N)
2651
fit
Thread
.
.
.
word
Highlander. The sense of the key
kind you might find on your dinnerware.
like the
2652
n
is
[10]
small shovel Metal
. .
products. [19]
Samoa
2653
n
a pattern,
This character
is
used phonetically in
that for the country of
Samoa,
character. Its elements: flowers
.
for . .
many names,
which
pinnacle
it .
including
provides the
. .
first
products. [18]
185
186
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
2654
backbone Sparkler
person
.
.
.
.
.
.flesh. [10]
** letter
The key word
for this character refers to letters sent in corre-
spondence, not to the symbols of the alphabet. snare
.
.
sparkler
.
.
. .
Its
elements:
pit. [8]
culvert Water
.
.
letter,
.
[n]
reflect
The key word refers to what mirrors and shiny objects do, not to any contemplative activity. [9] Sun
.
.
center.
.
calamity Bones
.
.
center. [9]
.
plump Flesh
.
.
mosaic.
.
[8]
crawl (v) Claw
.
.
mosaic.
.
[8]
scar' Sickness
.
.
mosaic.
.
[9]
gorgeous Plentiful
.
.
.
color. [24]
Lesson 45
sugary Stf
The tongue that speaks sweet words in
that can
life
is
typical of the
many things
be described as sugary. As long as you
stick to
the positive connotations of the term, even your special sweetie
Note that here we have reverted
qualifies.
meaning of the element revert to
its
If.
From
Metal
.
.
wicker basket.
.
[13]
matchmaker Woman
.
.
such and such.
.
[12]
coal Fire
.
such and such.
.
.
[13]
2667 Una
scheme (v) Words
.
.
such
.
and such.
[16]
2668
m
chess Tree
.
.
.
hamper.
[12]
2669
&
dupe (v) Hamper
.
. .
yawn.
[12]
2670
wt
will
pliers
2666
m
we
primitive meaning, [n]
2665
m
key word
the following frame,
2664
m
to the
flag Banner
.
.
.
(N)
hamper. Be sure you create an image of a flag as
different as possible
from the one you use
ment of the same meaning.
[14]
for the primitive ele-
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
i88
2
2671
if
hoarse Mouth
.
Sphinx.
.
[15]
2672
m
(v)
rip Fingers
{
.
Sphinx.
.
[15]
1291 }
Hercules
The abstract key word tremendously does not suggest a consis-
We will therefore replace
tent image. cules,
remembered
it
with the figure of Her-
for his tremendously
arduous
tasks. [9]
2673
fS
tolerate Soil
.
.
Hercules. [12]
.
survey (v)
2674
m
Hercules
.
.
.
muscle.
[11]
2675
m
dispatch Purse
.
maestro
.
.
.
road.
[13]
2676
ml
(v)
censure (v) Words
.
.
dispatch
.
dispatch.
Remember to draw the element for road in
last. [20]
sack (N)
2677 This character
is
exactly the
coop, except that a purse
same
as the primitive for pigeon
and a crown are tucked inside of the
top hat. Pay attention to the opening stroke order see
how
the fourth stroke of the purse
is
ing the top hat, and the last stroke doubles stroke of the crown. [22]
also
and you
will
used in draw-
up with the second
LESSON 45
2678
m
Water.
.
expensive.
.
[15]
cupboard Tree
.
.
.
box
.
.
.
expensive. [18]
2680
fitting Take
key word in
this
elements
are:
house
.
its
shelves. [8]
.
friendship Words
.
.
.fitting. [15]
2682
m
rent Wild
rice
.
.
(N/v)
shelves. [10]
.
2683
a
(AD,)
sense of suitable or appropriate. The
2681
It
189
burst (v)
2679
S
|
coarse Rice
.
.
.
shelves. [11]
2684
block (v) Pinnacle
.
.
.
shelves. [8]
think tank BinHjnl
You
will
remember
noted that the
that in Lesson 2
triplification
(frames
23
and 24) we
of a single element means “every-
where” or “heaps of” something or other. Here we have three brains stacked
a think tank.
up
to represent the heaps of brains that
WWW
make up
[15]
W
WW
2685
heap (v) Think tank
.
.
.
crown
.
.
.
shelves. [22]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
190
2
2686
m
baseball base Baseball bases, of course, are used in the national sport of the
United
States.
The elements: think tank
2687
.
.
.
soil. [18].
hoe (N/v) Metal
.
.
.
assist. [15]
Lesson 46 2688
thicket Side by side
up of the
and upside down
first
stroke for take
soil take. Note the doubling and the last of soil. [18] .
.
.
.
.
.
yoga The reason these husbands are set side by side and upside down has to do with their yoga therapy for male chauvinism. [12]
& 2689
n
plain Tree
.
yoga. [16]
. .
2690
W:
pounce on Fingers
.
. .
yoga.
[15]
2691
in
servant Person
.
. .
yoga. [14]
2692
P0
musical score Words
.
.
universal. [19]
.
2693
n*
fool Mouth
.
.
.
(v)
together. [9]
2694 yit
(AD,)
deluge Think of the deluge here pour.
as a great flood, not as a
The elements: water
.
.
together. [9]
heavy down-
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
192
2
warm by a fire
2695
m
Fire
.
.
together. [10]
.
2696
respectful Together
.
.
valentine. [10]
arch (N/v)
2697
m
Fingers
.
.
together. [9]
2698
violent Sun
.
.
together
.
.
.
snowflakes.
.
[15]
A4 2699
il
waterfall Water
.
.
violent. [18]
2700
M
explode Fire
.
.
.
violent. [19]
.
2701
ceremonial hall Flag.
together
.
.
.
.
missile. [13]
2 7° 2 jjjl^
have on Chinese distinguishes between major items of clothing that people “wear” and accessories
like glasses, hats,
which they have on. Thanksgiving
.
.
.
and
bracelets,
different. [17]
2703
wings Wings
.
.
.
different.
This
is
the character from which
the primitive of the same meaning.
[17]
we derived
LESSON 46
2704
|
dung different. You might want to compare the character for dung to the primitive for fertilizer. The two are similar in mean-
Rice
.
.
.
ing and in drawing.
[17]
compose Think here of what you do when you compose a term paper.
The primitives are: fingers
.
.
two snakeskins
.
.
.
together. [15]
193
Lesson 47 2706 Iffi
mute (AD,) Mouth
.
.
Asia.
.
[11]
2707
sf
kettle Soldier
.
.
crown
.
doubles up as the
.
.
.
Asia.
first
Note that the second stroke of crown
stroke of Asia
[12]
2708
28
crab (N) Untie
.
.
insect. [19]
.
2709
«?
lax People are said to be lax when they are negligent of their duties.
The character suggests that they are in a untied itself from the real world. [16]
2710
IS
state
of mind that has
purchase (v) Shells
.
.
sieve. [17]
.
2711
ditch Water
.
.
.
(N)
sieve. [13]
study group The meeting of three mouths gathered around a tome gives us a study group.
^
[17]
2712
key same key as the primitive element, so be sure not to confuse the two images. Here the elements are: gold study This
is
the
.
group. [25]
.
.
LESSON 47
2713
n
plead Bamboo
.
.
study group
.
.
. .
page. [32]
2714
m
Vol. This character
Book 1 (page
is
similar to the primitive for
tome learned
344), except that the stroke order
the final stroke extends
on both ends.
n
i
/n
uu
is
different
m \
and
n delete
Vol
.
.
saber. [7]
.
2716
inn
in
[5]
2715
«
195
|
palisade Here we have a very special Palisade Park. is
made
usually
Now a palisade fence
of stakes driven into the ground, but here
it is
j
made
up and joined to one another by one of the Vols. of an encyclopedia spread open and attached to a trunk on each side. That way, when people stop for a rest on their walk
i
i
!
of
trees lined
through Palisade Park, they can not only enjoy the shade of the
|
tree
but further their education
at the
same
time. [9]
2717
;
»
coral Ball
.
.
Vol. [9]
.
2718
everywhere Book cover
.
.
.
road. [12]
2719
fit
partial Person
.
.
.
book
cover.
The sense of the key word
ing a bias or preference for
2720
is
someone or something.
that of hav[11]
sink (v) Water
.
.
.
library. [11]
Lesson 48 2722
jg
resist Fingers
.
.
calling card. [8]
.
hoodlum
2723
£R
Deceased
.
. .
people. [8]
2724
breastfeed Mouth
.
.
dog
.
tag. [10]
shop (N)
2725
ftf
Metal
.
.
dog tag.
.
[15]
2726
H
supplement (v) Car
.
.
dog tag.
[14]
2727
capture Fingers
.
.
.
dog tag.
[10]
2728
lit
apply release. This key word refers to what you do when Dog tag. you slap on powders, ointments, and other things. Also, step back to frame 1701 to remind yourself of how the left half of .
.
the element for release gets compressed.
2729
ffl
river Water
.
.
.
dog
2730
s
[15]
mouth
tag. [10]
cattail Conveniently, cattails are found in the wetlands and around river mouths.
Think of the furry flowers of the cattails as belong-
198
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK |
2
LESSON 48
2740
$
5
outskirts Mingle
major
.
.
city walls.
.
city,
The key word
refers to the area outlying a
both suburbs as well as the countryside.
2741
ft
199
|
[9]
nation The bushes that appear on the left here are bent because they were planted too close to the city walls and cannot grow naturally. All in all, not a bad metaphor for what happens to a
when
nation it
were a
it
closes itself in against the outside
fortress that
needed guarding.
If
world as
if
the city walls were
torn down, not only would the bushes grow straight, the people inside
would be able
to enjoy
them.
[7]
2742
m
Thread
.
.
.
(v)
post
(v)
nation. [13]
2743
%
truss
city walls. The key word connotes what you do when Droop you drop a letter into the mailbox. [11] .
.
.
Deng
2744
ip
Stepladder
.
.
.
city walls.
This key
word
Deng
Xiaoping, a famous leader of the
Party.
Known
acteristics,”
economy.”
he led China into what
is
called a “socialist
hurl Fingers
.
.
.found
.
.
.
city walls. [18]
hallway Cave
.
. .
young man.
[12]
hug (v)
2747
m
market
[15]
2746
m
the family
as the architect of “socialism with Chinese char-
2745
m
name of Chinese Communist
is
Fingers ... top hat
.
.
.floss
.
.
.
turkey. [16]
Lesson 49 2748
m
satin Thread
.
.
section. [15]
.
2749
wily The elements, in the order of writing, are: clothes hanger drop of. Note that the drop is drawn lower-left to upper-right, .
much like
the second stroke in the primitive for
Mouth
“ice.” [2]
.
.
wily. [5]
.
2751
ardent Drag left
.
.
.
sun
.
.
.
clothes
hanger
.
it is
.
.
missile.
if you
side of this character looks,
primitives,
As unfamiliar
as the
draw it in the order of the
really quite simple. [10]
f
t
fa
to
2752
iif
.
hold in the mouth
2750
m.
.
longevity The character
for longevity is aptly named. At first glance, it would seems as take you a lifetime to learn how to write it. But break it up into its component elements and the only real work left is to combine them into a memorable image: Soldier if it
.
.
flattened out clothes hanger
*
Ju.
3s*
.
.
.
Js*
I-beam Js*
.
.
.
one
jf|
.
.
to a long, gray
large Water
.
.
.
long,
gray beard.
[17]
inch. [14]
Ju.
The meaning of the character will change beard when it is used as a primitive element. 2753
.
waves
201
LESSON 49
2754
m
cast Aside from giving give
a longer
it
it
life.
a shape, another reason to cast metal
is
to
pray Altar
.
.
long,
.
gray beard.
[18]
make arrangements
2756
Bamboo
.
.
.
long,
gray beard. [20]
2757
attend to Person
.
.
.
take charge
of.
The key word connotes
wait upon, not to pay attention
to serve or
to. [7]
2758
m
is
sporting. [22]
2755
m
(v)
In this case, the proof lies in the long, gray
beard a particular piece of metal
1W
|
rear Food
.
.
.
when you
take charge
of.
The key word
refers to
(v)
what you do
raise animals. [13]
2759
liner
m
The type of boat connoted by this key word is a large oceangoing liner. The important thing here is to work with the elements boat and dove to make a of boats and ships.
navigate Boat
.
.
.
whirlwind. [10]
2761
m
light Boat
.
.
.
royal court.
boat
[13]
2762
£
image from other kinds
[11]
2760
0t
distinct
warship Boat
.
.
.
supervise. [20]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
ships cabin Boat
.
.
storehouse. [16]
.
along (PREP) Water
.
.
belch.
.
the beach.”
m
Words
.
.
.
The key word
is
[8]
belch [12]
1766
m
Pack of wild dogs
.
.
.
melon.
[8]
.
.
.
melon.
[19]
1767
M
Two chili peppers
1
used in phrases such as “along
Lesson 50 2768
£
brim over Water
.
(frame
.
.
benefit.
Avoid using the image you had for overflow
676), although the meaning
is
basically the same. [13]
2769
Hi
spare time Day
.
.
braces. [13]
2770
red sky As that bit of folk wisdom about the weather goes, “Red sky at night— sailor’s delight; red sky in the morning sailors warning.” What about the day? Just because no one has ever seen a red sky in the daytime is no reason not to have a proverb about it. We’ll get you started and you can finish it as you wish: “Red
—
sky in the day
—your braces....
[17]
gas Book 1 (frames 1360 where it could have been introduced. Use those char-
This primitive actually appeared twice in
and
1361),
acters to help
or liquid).
remember its meaning: gas
opposed to a
solid
[4]
/—A? 2771
A?
oxygen Gas
.
.
sheep. [10]
2772
Ir,
(as
atmosphere Gas
.
.
part. [8]
2773
chlorine Gas
.
.
snowman.
[12]
204
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
2774 Gas
.
.
.
spool. [11]
2775
strengthen I-Beam
.
.
ordinary
.
.
.
leather. [15]
.
2776
tyrant Rain
.
Soil
.
.
leather
.
.
. .
flesh. [21]
2777 .
.
tyrant. [24]
2778
m
tighten Leather
.
.
.
muscles.
[11]
bow respectfully
2779
Hi
Leather
.
.
.
bind up
..
.
rice. [17]
2780
boots Leather
.
.
.
transform.
[13]
whip (N/v)
2781
*
Leather
.
.
.
convenient. [18]
Lesson
51
sprout (N)
2782 dbfr
3?
Be careful not to confuse this character with the primitive of the same meaning we learned in Book 1. [8] Flowers
.
.
tusk.
.
2783
m
surprised Words
.
tusk. [11]
.
.
2784
ff
prop up Fingers
.
.
.
outhouse
.
.
tooth. [15]
.
2785
B
polished The key word polished describes persons who are cultured or The elements: tusk
sophisticated.
.
.
.
turkey. [12]
\
j
2786
wicked Tusk
.
.
city walls. [7]
.
27 8 7
of great depth Drop of sult
.
.
frame
.
helmet
178 in
.
.
droppings ...
.
Book 1
for help with
St.
Bernard dog. Con-
combining the
first
two
primitives. [13]
fi
to
278 8
deep Water
.
.
.
ofgreat depth.
[16]
278 9
m
[
inlet
remorseful State of mind
.
.
.
ofgreat depth.
[16]
206
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
—
LESSON
2797
m m
till
Christmas
tree
.
.
.
11 ’
records Bamboo
.
.
.
Christmas
documents or
official
tree
.
.
.
times past.
The key word refers to
registries. [20]
excuse (N)
2799 Flowers
.
.
.
Christmas tree
.
.
.
times past.
[18]
2800
ft
207
|
well. [10]
2798
m
51
hold up Fingers
fur
ball.
This character has nothing to do with rob-
what you do when you hold something up, usually with one hand, palm
bing a stagecoach or a convenience
store. It refers to
facing upward. [ 6 ]
2801
1
i
m M
be afraid of Brains
.
.
.
barrette. [9]
2802 1
®
Hello...
Mouth
... be afraid
of.
For reasons we can only imagine, Chi-
nese has combined these elements into the word one uses in
answering the telephone.
[12]
2803
m
bloated Flesh
.
.
long. [12]
.
2804
tent Towel
.
.
.
long.
[11]
2805
3
IV As we already saw
in
frame
2117,
acters to avoid fraud in financial this
Chinese uses special char-
documents. The character in
frame takes the place of the usual character for four in that
capacity. Its primitive elements: long
.
.
.
brush.
[13]
Lesson
52
2808 The
roc, the mythical bird of prey so large that
it
could destroy
the ship of Sinbad the Sailor, only wreaks destruction because
it
cannot find a suitable companion. Where are the bird psycholo-
when you need them?
gists
[19)
2809
m
twitter As the elements make obvious, literally means to make bird sounds. [14]
Mouth
.
.
bird.
.
this character
2810
it
(v)
swan Yangtse
.
bird. [17]
.
.
2811
pigeon Fit
.
.
.
bird. [17]
i
crane The crane
distinguished from the rest of the birds in the tur-
is
key house because
it is
the one that
out the top and looking around to
what
always “craning”
tell
its
neck
the short-necked fowl
going on elsewhere in the barnyard.
is
2813
M
is
[21]
oriole Firehouse
.
.
.
bird. [21]
2814
magpie Times past
.
.
.
bird. [19]
gull Region
.
.
.
bird. [22]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
210
2
2816
at
raven Tusk
.
.
bird. Scientific classifications aside, in
.
ordinary usage
the difference between the raven and the crow two frames below is
that the former tends to
sound more
literary. [15]
2817
ss
goose As it turns out, this character is the “fowl” half of the compound for Mother Goose. Its primitive elements: miser bird. [18] .
.
.
2818
crow that distinguishes this character
from
the omission of the one stroke that would
make
The only thing bird
is
that for it
white.
Which is logical enough if you consider that there are no crows of that color.
[10]
zoom-zoom
2819
m
Of
all
the different sounds this character can represent ono-
we have chosen that of an automobile racing Or maybe a turbo-powered roadrunner. Its component
matopoeically, past.
elements
are:
mouth
.
.
.
crow. [13]
2820
*
pound with You usually pound with a pestle but here your fingers are used to
mix herbs into a medicine, mash and grind a more chal-
to
lenging concoction: an entire island.
2821
M iflr
QiN
House
.
.
Talking Cricket.
.
[12]
pea-brained Talking Cricket
.
.
.
heart. [13]
2823
ft
[13]
residence
2822 J
a pestle
by chance Person
.
.
.
Talking Cricket.
[11]
LESSON 52
211 |
2824
stern Cliff.
.
Great Wall of China.
.
[15]
2825
encourage
_
m
Stern
.
power.
. .
[17]
2826
$B
steel Gold
.
.
ridge of a
.
hill. [16]
2827 fsfi
hillock Mountain
.
.
.
ridge of a
hill. [11]
1
2828
guidelines Thread
.
.
ridge of a
.
hill. [14]
2829
go against Note if
how the mountain goat in this character has a long tail (or,
you
will,
a rear-end goatee).
l
The mountain goat
in this char-
acter rebels at the idea of being driven to the farm. Everything in
its
nature goes against leaving the rocky hills where
home.
go upstream Water
.
.
mountain goat with a long tail
.
sense of this character s key its
word
is
.
moon.
.
.
to trace
A secondary
something back to
origins. [13]
2831
plastic Mountain goat with a long tail
2832
n
feels at
[9]
2830
m
it
.
.
.
moon
.
.
.
(N)
soil. [13]
vat Tin can
.
.
.
I-beam.
[9]
212
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
Tin can
.
.
stork.
.
This
2
the character from which
is
our rather more modern primitive meaning of a
we
derived
tin can. [24]
salt
shaker
Usually one puts a few grains of rice into a salt shaker to keep
up
the ingredients from clogging
have an entire sheaf of grain pent
magic wand
the top
at
in
in to
humid
weather. Here
the glass salt shaker. The
there for one special purpose:
is
we
when
you pull it off and tap on the salt shaker, the lid pops off and the contents change to Epsom salts. [11] '
^
”
r
jlj
jlj
f\
fi
&
1*)
a
depressed
A tin can that has been dropped and crushed in the woods starts us off on the character for depressed.
ground next to tin can.
Epsom out
He
it
has a rooster
salts.
Someone
sitting
on the
has good reason to be as depressed as the
We leave it
tail
and
to your
how this all came to be.
is
wearing a crown
fairy-tale
filled
with
imagination to figure
[20]
salt Supervise
.
.
.
salt shaker.
Note that the
salt
(N)
— which has
shaker
here taken over the job of supervising the distribution of salt
on your plate— takes the place of the drop
in the character for
supervise. [24]
salty Salt shaker
.
.
.
everybody. [20]
LESSON 52
213
|
canteen
n
A bound up tin can gives us a canteen.
[8]
%
*1 2837
m
draw out Fingers
.
canteen.
.
[11]
2838
$
wash Water
.
canteen.
.
in a container
[11]
2839
m
pottery Pinnacle
.
.
canteen.
[11]
2840
rumor Words
canned meat.
.
.
[17]
2841
%
injustice
Crown
.
rabbit. [10]
.
2g 4 2 H|jj
gluttonous As complex
as this character looks, a
simplify matters. Let the key
little
word represent
ingenuity should a gluttonous crea-
ture like the infamous gastropod Jabba the Hutt. itive
The food prim-
suggest an image of him at mealtime, except that here he
on a diet. His mouth
is
bound up with wire leaving only enough space for a Hutt-sized straw, which would be just large enough for a small bunny rabbit to pass through. Watch Jabba as he picks up the rabbits one by one, compares them with the width of the straw, and if they fit, sucks them in. [25] starting
is
tow Fingers
.
.
.
hare. [10]
(
214
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
Lesson
53
2847
take flight Think of the key word idly
in the sense of something that soars rap-
upward or takes a leap, like the price of a stock or the ascent
of an airplane as
takes flight.
it
Its
elements: flesh
.
quarter
.
.
.
.
horse. [20]
2848
51
numeral Stone
.
.
.
horse.
The key word
refers to all sorts of
phone numbers, page numbers, and so
Horse
.
.
.
stream.
[13]
2850
M
Mary Jewel
.
.
.
horse.
this character
names
like
We choose the name Mary as a key word because is
frequently used for
Mary.
Horse
.
.
.
candlestick. [15]
arrogant Horse
.
.
.
angel. [22]
2853
m 2854
m
phonetic value in proper
be stationed
2852
§§
its
[14]
2851
6
forth. [15]
tame (AD,/v)
2849
HI
numerals—
gallop Horse
.
.
.
scorpion.
(v)
[13]
leech-hopper To the best of our knowledge, no leech-hopper has ever been found in nature, so you will just have to invent one to capture the sense of this key word, which is used in compounds for
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
216
2
various insects like locusts, dragonflies, ants, and, of course, leeches and grasshoppers.
Its
elements: insect
.
.
.
horse. [16]
2855
M J
proof Ice ..
horse
.
.
.
.
heart.
Qi\
The key word
refers to evidence,
not to
alcohol content. [16]
2856
«
maneuver (v) Horse is
.
.
history.
.
One who operates vehicles like ships or planes
maneuver them.
said to
[15]
2857
11
disturb Note the drawing order and the extra drop. Then think of a
nivorous insect clinging to the underbelly of a horse, sticking in a.
and gouging out
fork,
Picture
it
little bits
sitting at a little table,
hand, and a
“Do not disturb”
ffX
BE
**7
of supper one drop
at a time.
with a bib on, a glass of wine in
sign hanging alongside. [20]
PL iffy
ifcy^
2858
Jg
drive Add..
mule Horse
.
.
tired. [21]
2860
EX
refute Horse
.
.
two
sheaves. [14]
2861
M
rush (v) Gate
.
.
.
horse. This
key word means
to charge at or
storm a bar-
rier. [18]
2862
IB
(v)
horse. [15]
.
2859
11
car-
drive Horse
.
.
region. [21]
away
LESSON
2863
53
|
cheat Horse
.
.
book
.
217
(v)
cover. [19]
2864
trot Think here of the Hambletonian
(v)
Stakes, that prestigious har-
ness race in which the horses that assemble for the occasion, trot, pulling drivers riding in
open, two-wheeled sulkies. [24]
2865
hand over Drag
.
tiger
.
here, not
its
.
.
.
road.
Note that the
abbreviated form.
form
[13]
t
r
tiger takes its full
i|
2866
take captive Tiger for less
.
.
.
male
male. The reason that the third stroke in the primitive sticks
out on both sides
is
that the brains of the hap-
victim are hanging out both sides of the
the way, the stroke order for brains
learned
it
is
tiger’s
exactly the
mouth. By
same
as
you
before. [13]
2867
despotic Tiger
.
.
.
backward broom.
f*
[9]
P &
2868
skin (N) Tiger
.
.
.
stomach.
[15]
286 9
Louvre This character, used in the phonetic transcription of the
du Louvre in Paris, shows a tiger eating a Not a very good advertisement for tourists, guardian lions in the Louvre courtyard.
[16]
Musee
dish full of brains. especially with the
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
218
2
f P A 2870
stove Louvre. [20]
Fire
2871
reeds Flowers
.
.
.
Louvre. [20]
2872
donkey Horse
.
Louvre. [26]
.
snake hook The snare with an extra horizontal line gives us a snake hook, a snare at the end of a long pole used to restrain dangerous reptiles. [3]
7
-7
2873
#5
loss Tiger
.
.
.
turkey
.
.
.
snake hook.
[17]
2874
ft
filthy Water
.
.
.
snake hook. [ 6 ]
2875
log I
7?
stunned State of mind
.
.
.
chatterbox
.
.
.
snake hook.
[12]
blowhard The blowhard
tells tall tales
of his safaris in the Alps where he
hunted the ferocious, man-eating
St.
Bernard dog with only
a snake hook, carving a trail through the fields of alfalfa
braving hordes of contented Swiss brown cows.
A. 4^
[6]
and
LESSON
2876
P 7?
219
|
brag Words
.
.
.
blowhard.
[13]
2877
if
53
Soil
.
.
blowhard.
.
leg.
.
.
(v)
straddle
(v)
[9]
2878 Wooden
collapse
blowhard.
[13]
cauldron J=J
Pr3
This
is
going to be a rather unusual cauldron. Beginning from
the bottom of the primitive,
we
see a sturdy spike driven into
the ground (and hence hiding the “hook” at the end) to serve as a stand for the
rest on.
Above
is
a pair of animal
attached to the bottom of the vessel as two of
legs that are “legs.”
cauldron to
its
The whole thing sits under a large glass cover that funclid. Oh, yes, and that one mouth refers to the
tions as a steamer
tiny
opening
little
at the
top for letting the steam escape
— like
you might imagine in an ancient pressure cooker. Note that in the hand-drawn form, the human legs are in fact drawn as animal legs, as we indicated in the little story above. This
is
not the
"
first
time
5
we have met with
n n5 J5
J
2879 .
.
.
cauldron
.
.
.
[10]
J5
chihuahua. [20]
2880
melt Cauldron
.
.
insect. [16]
2881
m
anomaly.
donate Tiger
u
J?
this
separate Pinnacle
.
.
cauldron.
[13]
(v)
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
220
2
2882
filter
Water
.
ponder.
.
.
[18]
2883
*
celebrate Deer
flattened out clothes hanger
.
.
.
heart
.
.
.
walking
legs.
You may recall that the combination of elements below the deer appeared twice before, in Book 1 (frames 542 and 762). [15]
2884
M
(v)
recommend Flowers
.
.
.
deer
in these last
.
.
slingshot
two elements.
.
.
dovetail.
.
Note the doubling up
[17]
sunglasses The element for evening adds a second lens to our monocle, giving us sunglasses, whose function is, after all, to darken the daylight. [6]
fr
>
2885
m
1 J
j/z-
outstanding Person
.
.
sunglasses
.
.
.
.
tree. [13]
2886
m
instant Eyeball
.
.
.
vulture
.
.
.
crown
.
.
.
sunglasses. [17]
jack-o’-lantern
*
Picture a pumpkin at night with rice spurting out the top like an
eruption of fireworks. The sunglasses
show that
it
not just your
ordinary run-of-the-mill Halloween pumpkin, but belongs to the fashionable jack-o’-lantern
*
set. [12]
4
LESSON
2887
m
Deer
.
corn
is
jack-o’-lantern. Obviously, the
. .
Chinese idea of a uni-
very different from the European one.
[23]
pity State of mind
.
. .
(v)
jack-o’-lantern. [15]
2889
neighbor Jack-o’-lantern
.
.
.
city walls. [15]
2890
m
221 |
Chinese unicorn
2888
m
53
bask To bask
in the sun
did they
Little
was long thought
know that it also
to
make one more
lovely.
increased one’s chances of con-
tracting skin cancer. [23]
2891
m
spill
Water
.
.
.
(v)
lovely. [22]
2892
cease
pu
m
Net
.
.
.
ability. [15]
2893
m
put in order Fingers
.
.
.
cease. [18]
Lesson 54 2894
lips SigH o/tfie dragon
.
.
.
mouth.
[10]
2895
#
disgrace Sign o/f/ie dragon
.
. .
glue, [io]
2896
ft
quake (v) Weather
.
.
.
sign of the dragon.
[15]
2897
s
vibrate Fingers
.
.
.
sign of the dragon. [10]
2898
vigor White
.
. .
ghost. [15]
2899
tfc
scholar tree Tree
ghost. [14]
.
.
.
2900
enchant Ghost
.
.
not yet.
.
[15]
2901
Jji
marvelous Jewel
.
. .
ghost. [14]
2902
n
soul Rising cloud
.
. .
ghost. [14]
2903
tft
(N/V)
ashamed State of mind
.
. .
ghost. [13]
LESSON 54
2904
M
leader Ghost
.
.
Big Dipper.
.
[14]
2905
@1
ugly Whiskey
bottle
.
. .
ghost. [17]
2906
raised path between fields
One way
at
223 |
is
to
keep your land marked off from your neighbor’s
to build a raised path
between
of natural fence. Another way, border.
“Good
fences
is
make good
fields that serves as a
to have a dragon
sit
kind
on the
neighbors,” as Robert Frost
observed, but fearsome dragons probably
make
for even better
neighbors. (This character appears frequently in terms related to monopolizing,
the dragon .)
which suggests an altogether different role for
[19]
2907
dote on If
Si
people typically dote on their pet dogs and cats for fear they
might turn against them, imagine to
be with a house dragon.
how careful you would have
[19]
2908
III
huge Cave
.
.
dragon.
[19]
2909 as
imul
draw near Fingers
dragon.
.
.
[19]
2910
deaf Dragon
.
ear. [22]
.
cage (N)
2911
ftl
Bamboo
.
.
.
dragon. Be sure to
come up with an image
for cage
that does not conflict with the element for hamster cage
learned in
Book 1.
[22]
we
Lesson
55
2912
Si
insert Fingers
.
.
thousand
.
.
.
mortar.
[12]
ruin (v)
2913
Mortar
.
.
.
soil
.
.
missile. [13]
.
6
t
ISt
2914
Jf
mother’s brother Mortar
.
.
.
male.
[13]
2915
m
stake As the
(N)
on the left suggests, this key word refers to the kind of stake you drive into the Tree
.
.
.
ground.
bonsai
.
.
.
mortar.
primitive
[15]
2916
9
(v)
bore a hole Side by side
and upside down
.
.
.
needle
.
.
.
mortar
.
metal. Take special care in drawing this character.
a lot simpler than its
component
it
seems before you
start
.
.
missile
It is
breaking
it
.
.
actually
up
into
parts. [28]
*
v
m
%
2917
mouse The mortar liar
at
the top
tells
looking head. The rest of its
of pieces
plows
we met
at the
before.
mouse has a very pecubody uses a new combination
us that this
Look
closely
and you
will see a pair of
bottom, with the “raindrops” from the element for
LESSON
rain
hanging on them, and a fishhook for a
tail.
This
is
55
225
|
a fun,
if
unusual character to write, so take your time combining the elements into a memorable image.
<3
<3
<3 F
V
[13]
<3
<3
&
ft
2918
scurry Hole
.
.
mouse.
.
[18]
mouse hairs The transition from “mouse”
to
mouse
addition of the primitive for flood at the
hairs only entails the
top— and what could
be more gruesome than a flood of mouse hairs!— and the abbreviation of the “mortar” into a sheaf in the critter’s mouth.
m
*
f.
2919
m
dried meat Flesh
.
mouse
.
hairs. [19]
2920
m
[15]
wax (N) Insect
.
mouse
hairs. [21]
,
2921
hunt (v) Pack of wild dogs
.
.
.
mouse hairs.
[18]
cake mixer Here we see a labor-intensive cake mixer: someone
down with legs,
a large
wooden mortar
pounding away
you use
this element,
at the batter
resting in the crotch of the
with a walking
<
*
stick.
When
you may, of course, think of a more mod-
ern, electric apparatus. [9] '
sitting
*7
*7
13
&
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
226
2
2922
IS
vessels This character
boat
.
is
a classifier for boats and ships.
cake mixer.
.
.
elder brothers wife
Woman
.
.
.
cake mixer.
[12]
2924
M
emaciated Sickness
.
.
.
cake mixer.
[14]
search (v)
2925
J8
elements:
[15]
2923
m
Its
Fingers
.
.
cake mixer.
.
[12]
scoop
s
Think of an ice-cream scoop or something similar to combine the ingredients: a claw and a mortar. [10]
2926
la
unhulled rice Wild
rice
.
.
.
scoop. [15]
tread (v)
2927
gs
Wooden
leg.
.
.
scoop. [17]
2928
m
surging Water
.
.
.
scoop. [13]
pothole
£5
When you stop to think about
it,
a pothole
is
a kind of mortar
recessed in the middle of a roadway. And, as usually happens to a pothole
when
the road workers are patching
off— or bound up— with a little fence and sons working.”
[8]
it
up,
it is
roped
a sign that reads “per-
LESSON
55
227
|
get stuck Pinnacle
.
pothole.
.
[11]
.
flame (N) Think of a
flame here, the bigger the
solitary
better, to
avoid
confusing this character with the simple primitive for flames learned in
Book 1.
Its
elements: fire
.
. .
pothole. [12]
filling
The key word
for this character refers to the
put in pies, dumplings, and steamed buns.
kind of filling you
Its
elements: food
.
.
pothole. [16]
2932
vehicles a measure word for counting cars.
This character
is
car/ vehicle
yoke.
.
. .
Its
elements:
[15]
2933
dissemble The sense of this key word ments: eyeball
.
. .
is
“to hide the truth from.” Its ele-
yoke. [16]
frank (AD,) You may find the stroke order a little unusual. And you needn’t worry about our fluffy friend the St. Bernard being sewn up into frankfurter meat. The frank of this key word simply means “straightforward.” [11] St.
Bernard dog
.
.
.
stitching.
embellish I
The threads attached to the end of the stitching are a fringelike adornment to further embellish the finished product. Note
how the four “stitches” are drawn of the previous frame.
[14]
in a different order
from
that
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
228
kt
k**
2
k**
k**
bump'
2936 Stone
.
Book
.
animal horns
.
.
.
.
saguaro cactus. You will recall from
where the primitive was
1
first
introduced that animal
horns can never be left “hanging” but have always to be attached to something. [14]
2937
transfer
One economical way
to transfer
(v)
hardened criminals to Alca-
them finger-cuffed over a long wire attached on one end to the Bay Bridge, and on the other to the dreaded island. Just slide them across San Francisco Bay to the fate that traz
is
to dangle
awaits them. [10]
2938
II
charge falsely Words
.
.
witch. [14]
2939
reputation Offer..
words. [20]
.
2940
m
islet
Mountain
.
.
.
offer. [16]
2 94 i
thick-headed Take your time with
this character to
be sure you have
elements related to one another: person .
.
.
animal
legs
.
.
.
i
walking
i*
.
.
.
Farmer’s
the
Almanac
legs. [13]
4*
i$L
2942 Ijllji
all
brick Stone
.
.
.
Be sure to make an image that keeps from the primitive of the same meaning.
specialty.
word distinct
this [16]
key
LESSON
2943
55
favor
229 |
(N)
The act of kindness we refer to as a favor leads us back to frame 1468 in Book 1 where we met the cluster of eight strokes at the top as an oriental ladybug. Just add the heart and the work is
We give the drawing again here for your reference — and,
done.
of course, as a favor.
[12]
^
^
2944
ear of grain Wild
{
rice
.
.favor
.
[17]
1473 }
Internet
The primitive meaning of Internet immediately comes to mind when you think of the key word extensive. You may, of course, choose to retain the key- word meaning in the three frames that follow. [15]
2945
1®
expansive Sun
.
Internet.
.
.
The key word can be used
for
both spaces and
personalities. [19]
mine (N)
2946
si
Stone
.
.
Internet. [20]
.
2947
m
enlarge Fingers
.
.
.
Internet. [18]
2948
smart
m
We already met the combination of the gps and heart in frame 1476.
Here
it
birds to give
anatomy of extraordinary sense of direction and
suggests something wired into the
them
make them smart able to emulate.
their
in a
way our poor human IQs
Be sure
to include the wiring
will
never be
from the gps-
equipped heart to the ear so that the voice can be heard advising, “In
200
feet
turn
left at
the
traffic light.” [17]
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
230
2
2 949
onion The onion
also has
flower has no
its
GPS-equipped heart, but the onion’s
way of knowing that fact, which may explain why
they tend to stay close to home.
[15]
2950
m
gall Flesh
.
.
snitch. [17]
.
look upward
2951 Eyeballs
.
.
.
snitch. [18]
2952
cuddle Fingers
.
.
Flying Dutchman. [14]
.
time and again
2953 Flag.
.
Flying Dutchman. [14]
.
2954
turbid Water
.
.
butterfly net. [16]
.
2955
m
candle Fire
.
.
butterfly net. [17]
.
touch (v)
2956
m
Safe
.
.
.
butterfly net.
The sense of this key word
is
to bring the
skin into contact with something. [20]
admonish
2957
Mouth
.
.
.
belong
to. [24]
2 958
m
bladder
railing Tree
•
•
zarg°yle
-
f
2i i
LESSON
2960
m
|
tracks Few tracks a
wooden
are easier to follow than those of someone sporting
leg.
For the tracks of trains and
off with the character in
frame
trolleys,
you are better
1597. [18]
2961 ft
231
55
shrug Follow
.
.
(V.)
ear. [17]
.
2962
pharmaceutical (N.)
When you think of the key word pharmaceutical, you think of chemical compounds used as medicines (though the key word is
broader in scope).
Now in
China, as in the West, one of the
was “homeopathic,”
oldest principles behind the mixtures is,
that
the idea that the medication should be “similar” to the mal-
ady. This includes
medicines in
all
forms and chemical agents
and mixtures of many kinds— a kind of mirror image. All you need do is imagine the pharmacist cutting up his herbs with a long shining saber
pharmaceutical.
and you have the complete picture
[16]
2963 fflt
abstain Mirror image
.
.
.
from food
small. [17]
2964
squeeze (v) Fingers
.
.
.
mirror image.
[17]
2965
ffl
for a
push button (N Metal
.
.
.
clown.
)
[12]
2966
shy Wool
.
.
.
clown.
Remember how
the handwritten form of the
primitive for wool differs from the printed form. to confirm that
you have drawn
it
correctly. [11]
Check Index
1
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
232
2
New York
2967
m
£T
As we saw with the character to which we assigned the key word L.A. in Book 1, this character is the first in the compound for
New York.
Its
primitive elements: thread
.
.
2968
m
As
Western tradition where the spleen produces black
in the
bile
or “melancholy,” one of the four basic bodily “humors” that
temperament, in Chinese, too,
associated with
body
.
.
ill
temper.
Its
this character is often
component elements: part of the
lowly. [12]
.
2969
beer Mouth
.
.
lowly. This is the character that is
.
generic character for “liquor” (see for beer.
frame 1061)
followed by the to give the
term
[11]
2970
stele Stone
.
lowly. [13]
.
.
2971
illustrious Crimson
.
.
.
crimson. [14]
2972
m
clown. [10]
spleen
affect one’s
W
.
terrify
Mouth
.
.
.
illustrious [17]
{1496}
apple
Not to be confused with the more complex character with the same meaning (frame 1642), the primitive meaning of apple will help eliminate the abstract meaning of the key word, likewise. [6]
2973
radiating vitality Apple
.
.
.
St.
Bernard dog.
[9]
LESSON
2974
233
|
indication word connote the
Let this key
sort of indications or traces
detectives look for in compiling their clues.
wooden
leg.
.
.
Its
elements:
apple. [13]
2975
m
55
phraseology This one
is
is
.
chaos,
belt
.
.
that
.
.
.
elbow
.
.
.
crotch
.
.
.
it is
full
of odd com-
work with are: claw chili pepper. Our suggestion
The primitives you have
binations.
chop
going to take some work, since to
.
.
.
you take advantage of what you did with the left half of the very last character of Book 1 (frame 1500). [19]
tortoise The primitive elements you will recognize scattered around this complete character are bound
For the
rest,
up, a pair
we leave you to your own
of brooms, and a sheaf.
devices. [is]
& &
t t t t
t
IL IL
H,
Unlike the drawing of the character, there are
component
parts to guide your
primitive element.
Once
maintain the stroke order xrr
\
hand here
in
no known
drawing the
again, take your time with
it
and
strictly. [12]
xtj
till rope (N)
2977 Thread
.
.
.
tortoise. [18]
234
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
Compounds
Compounds The 26 characters brought pairs or
“compounds.” The
full
term and
its
together here are best learned in
meaning
is
given before each set of
characters.
butterfly
459
2979
m
butterfly (front end) Since the Chinese
word
for butterfly requires
we may learn them together by taking the
first
two characters, character as the
front end and the next as the back end. The elements you have to
work with
forewings
to
remember the
are): insect
.
.
.
front
2980
m
and
And here are the elements for remembering the butterfly’s back end
abdomen and hind wings):
(the
insect
.
.
.family
tree. [15]
spider
2981
spider (front end) Insect
.
.
.
know. Think of a black widow spider. The front end
the part that knows an intruder
2982
m
(the head, thorax,
butterfly (back end)
tSltt
m
end
recklessly. [15]
is
is
in the neighborhood. [14]
spider (back end) Insect
.
.
.
vermilion.
The back end of the black widow spider
the part that has the vermilion- colored hourglass shape
underside.
[12]
on
is
its
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
238
2
|
ISIS camel 2983
m
camel Horse
.
.
.
each. [16]
2984
m
camel (back end) Horse
fit!®
.
.
.
it.
[15]
dragonfly
2985
&ff
dragonfly Insect.
.
.
dragonfly (back end) Insect
H
.
.
.
royal court.
[13]
phoenix
2987
male phoenix Wind
.
.
.
ceiling
.
.
.
bird. [14]
2988
female phoenix Wind
*X
.
.
.
emperor.
[11]
olive
2989
It
(front end)
blue or green/ telescope. [14]
2986
mi
(front end)
olive (a) Tree
.
.
.
brave. [16]
2990
olive (b) Tree
.
.
.
magnifying glass.
[25]
COMPOUNDS |
glass 2991
glass (front side) Jewel
.
.
covering. [9]
.
2992 Jjgj
glass (back side) Jewel
.
.
Fagin. [14]
.
coffee 2993 [jjfjjj
coffee Mouth
.
.
.
add.
coffee .
.
.
drop)
(last
drop)
[8]
2994 Mouth
(first
jail cell. [11]
MJSj grapes 2995 lip
Flowers
.
.
.
bound up
..
2996 Jzftj
Flowers
B&Rft
.
.
.
dog
(a)
grapes
(b)
tag. [13]
canteen. [12]
instruct
2997
[}^
.
grapes
in-
Mouth
.
. .
part. [7]
2998
-struct
Mouth
.
. .
pay. [8]
239
240
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
ping-pong This combination of characters
is
used as the informal
name for the game of table tennis. 2999
ping Left-legged troop. [6]
3000
pong Right-legged troop.
[6]
Postscripts
Postscript If
i
you have made your way successfully through
acters covered in the foregoing lessons,
sigh of scripts
relief.
you have every
all
3,000 char-
right to heave a great
But before you get too comfortable, there are a couple of Post-
we would like to add.
First of
criterion
in compiling a
all,
list
of characters for these books, the primary
was frequency of use. At the same time, other considerations per-
suaded us to allow a small number of characters to our frequency
criteria.
Some
slip in that fell just
tant primitive elements. Others helped clarify the special
followed in these pages.
Still
shy of
of them helped reinforce the learning of impor-
method of ordering
others were just so simple to learn that
we could
making an exception of them. In the process, another group of characters that by virtue of frequency belonged in the lessons had to be set aside. There are 35 of them in all, and we have gathered them together for you here. Of these, 20 are used as surnames, some of them very common, and another 10 appear in various kinds of proper not
resist
names.
We recommend that you think of the following pages as a first real-world challenge to the skills you have picked up in the course of these two books.
Once you have passed this test,
a second Postscript awaits
We begin with the 20 surnames. is
identical to a
3001
^
In three cases, the romanization of the
key word that appears in an
character. These are
marked with
[
u
a
earlier lesson but
||f
name
with a different
“-2”.
Cui
]
You will recognize this character meaning pterodactyl (page 98).
3002
you for a final touch.
as the primitive element
Cao
[n]
As a primitive element, we learned meaning cadet (page 115).
this character
with the
244
3003
3004
3005
3006
3007
3008
3009
3010
3011
3012
3013
3014
3015
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
m * m ifc
m !¥
m m H m
2
[15]
Liu
[15]
Pan
[11]
Liang
[7]
Shen
[15]
Zheng
[19]
Tam
[14]
Zhao
[9]
Yao-2
[15]
Lu
[9]
Jiang-2
15
[9]
Fan
m
[17]
Xue
[10]
Tu
POSTSCRIPT
3016
3017
3018
3019
3020
m m m uu
m m 1 1
3022
Peng
[19]
Yu-2
[12]
Feng
[18]
Wei
[9]
Yue
in
though
*
tm
jasmine
[11]
[12]
girls’
names.
Hunan
Province
An abbreviation for the province’s name. 3024
3025
3026
m s
[17]
outlying areas
13 ]
dark blue
[16]
reverent
[
245
proper names. They are
as
[8]
Often used in
3023
|
[12]
The characters in the next 10 frames are often met presented in no particular order.
3021
1
246
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
|
3027
m
na
[10]
The character is often used to transliterate the sound na appears in names such as Anna and Diana.
3028
m
3029
m An (see
it
[19]
fine jade
[14]
gem
Often used in
3030
as
girls’
names.
[12]
ancient unit of weight amounting to roughly
frame
856).
It
30
catties
15
kilograms
often appears in boys’ names.
And to conclude, five miscellaneous characters.
3031
m
Oh!
[12]
An exclamation indicating mild surprise. 3032
3033
-W-
m M
[10]
cannon
[14]
search for
-FrH
cottonrose hibiscus
3034
m
[8]
hibiscus (a)
—
3035
[14]
cottonrose hibiscus (b)
Postscript 2 To end on a suitably serious note, we have included a special show up among the nearly 50,000 characters covered in the largest modern dictionaries of the Chinese language. The character, which is reduplicated to refer to a type of noodles famous in Shaanxi Province, is said to be the most complex Chinese character around today and has become the character that does not
stuff of legend.
There
is
even a mnemonic ditty about
its
drawing order.
And so here it is, a story to end all stories: d words .
a
c.
cocoon #1
.
hole
e cocoon #2 .
b. flesh 1.
f long braid #1 .
saber
h
h
.
long braid #2
Perhaps you have heard of the celebrated Chinese singer and
known throughout “Hong Kong, Hong Kong,”
songwriter Flank Chinatra,
the land for
such timeless
“Strangers in
hits as
Shanghai” (in the local
“Mai Wei.”
dialect, “Strangers in the Nai”),
and
248
REMEMBERING TRADITIONAL HANZI: BOOK
2
|
Now the story is told of a strange dream that led to the composition of
Chinatra
recalls in his
memoirs
that
who
ballads.
he dreamed he was
ing a back road that led to the city of
magnificent horse, Biang,
Flank had one night
one of his most famous
Guangzhou
trotted proudly,
travel-
astride his
its tail
woven
two long braids fluttering in the breeze. Suddenly and without warning his mount collapsed and died. Days passed without into
anyone appearing on the deserted road, and Flank grew weak
and disoriented.
On
the verge of starvation, and in an act of desperation, he
unsheathed his trusty saber, cut a hole in the flesh of the horse,
and took out the heart to eat. Leaning against the carcass, he began to croon a dirge for the poor departed beast. The words of the song carried to two cocoons nearby, inspiring the beautiful butterflies inside to break out and take flight. Thinking it a good omen, Flank cried out in his sleep: “Fly me to Guangzhou!” He awoke in a cold sweat and immediately put the words to paper, forever immortalizing his legendary horse Biang.
Don’t be surprised
if
you hear noodle vendors whistling the
tune as they slap their Biang Biang noodles into shape.
[57]
Indexes
INDEX
I
Hand-Drawn Characters This Index presents all the characters in this
book
in the order of their appear-
ance. They are printed in one of the typical type styles used to teach children
how to
to draw characters with a pen or pencil— the same form used in this book show proper stroke order. The pronunciation (Mandarin) of the character is
given beneath.
Some of the characters have multiple pronunciations, which can be
found by consulting a dictionary under
ba 1501
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JJ-
if /v>
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chudn
zhdo
xiao
dian
dao
gud
1504
1505
1506
1507
1508
1509
1510
mu
png
shud
shdo
huang
1514
1515
1516
1517
1519
1520
cun
zhdu
1529
1530
$
g“ 1502
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iZX he
jidn
1511
1512
the pronunciation given here.
1503
J|L 'ST ylng 1513
/'£
tai
zhan
miao
xidn
tdn
Wfl
1521
1522
1523
1524
1525
1526
1527
ft
•Ijr chao
&
*g.
zhuo 1531
1532
gud
1541
shdo 1551
jiao
1534
1535
1542
1544
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1552
1553
1545
£
£
tong
dud
gdng
1543
fen
lin
1554
1555
hei
dan 1537
tr ke
1561
1562
du
gut
1546
1547
aft
£
mei 1556
/jw\
mo
mo 1563
1564
yd 1528
mu 1565
xuan 1538
ran 1566
zhu
1549
zhu 1558
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&
1567
bin
1540
jie
>* 1548
1557
zhdu
bin 1539
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& m
jit meng
1536
fa bdi
1518
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,1$ u
a
1533
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°p
iE
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%
BT ding
shou 1568
#
ying
1550
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die
1559
1560
1569
1570
u
xiu
INDEX
252
I:
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS
¥ f
*fc mu 1571
HI
lao
zan
she
shd
1572
1573
1574
1575
4
zhu
e
1582
1581
zuan
dou
e
&
po
1591
zhu
1585
1586
tao
ching
hong
1594
1595
1596
*
<$*
it bi
1592
1593
It yu 1601
lue
yun
1603
1604
yu 1602
*
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1576
shudn
1584
1583
wang 15 77
him
1605
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gou 1587
chao 1588
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w<5 >ig
1579
1580
It
it sud
xiao
1590
1589
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1598
1599
1600
heng
heng
1607
1608
chun 1609
1610
1597
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it It jt
it
a
mei
mu
mei
dun
nud
wei
1614
1615
1616
1617
1618
1619
1620
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zhdu
1611
1612
1613
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1621
1622
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1631
1632
1633
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1578
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1641
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1624
1623
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1642
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tang
1644
1643
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zdn
er
1625
1626
1627
1628
1629
1630
it
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mie
zai
1634
JIR
die
1635
1636
1637
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jidn
1645
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1646
1647
yuan
zhong
1651
1652
pei
shi
nao
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zdo
lei
tun
1661
1662
1663
1664
1665
1666
1667
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1654
1653
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1671
1672
1655
1673
1656
1674
1675
1657
1676
1677
1639
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1648
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1658
1659
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1638
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chan
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1669
1670
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i&
sheng 1679
1680
INDEX
I:
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS |
'A
j*
•S&
chai
1681
1682
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kdn
kdn
chut
qtn
pou
1684
1685
1686
1687
1688
1689
1690
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pu
1692
1691
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1694
1693
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1697
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bang
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rut
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1701
1702
1703
1704
1705
1706
1707
1708
1709
1710
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pdo
bao
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meng
meng
1713
1714
1715
1716
1717
1719
1720
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1711
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zhud
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1721
1722
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1731
1732
1733
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1736
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1772
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hut 1763
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1759
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1770
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1764
1765
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1767
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lit
%
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1775
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1776
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1729
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254
INDEX
I:
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS
4°
4^
46
kdu
juan
pai
1792
1793
1794
1795
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4£
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tub
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mb
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1801
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1806
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she
shi
che
1813
1814
1815
1816
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pa
1791
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da
1811
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1812
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1821
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jie
1832
1831
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1823
pen
1824
1825
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1842
1843
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1862
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1863
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1871
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1826
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1865
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1867
1868
1869
1870
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^1
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shu
liu
1876
1858
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beng
pirn
ban
1882
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1884
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chang
zhang
dbng
1895
1896
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1898
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£
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tan
£
1859
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1893
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1817
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1872
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1799
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1845
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1798
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mu
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1854
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hdu
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fen
1833
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cha
song
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1887
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tang
po
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INDEX
I:
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS
255
|
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ft ft
1909
1910
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1902
1903
1904
1905
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geng
chi
p
1912
1913
1914
1915
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ft
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lit
xun
qudn
1921
1922
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1924
1925
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cheng
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1931
1932
1933
1934
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mido
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1941
1942
1943
1944
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1939
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ft ft can
1930
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1938
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1972
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1988
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1996
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zud
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256
INDEX
1:
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS
|
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/« 2012
2011
pei
2013
m. it
ft ft
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it qiao
bit
J'*
qing
wu
bei
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2014
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2016
2017
2018
ft it
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ft
ft
i£
ft
do
seng
70M
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zhi
xian
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2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
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ft dai
he
2038
2039
2040
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ft ft ft ft ft an ydn ydn
2031
2032
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zhdng 2042
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2033
2034
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ft
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2051
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2061
2062
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2084
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2086
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ft
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2102
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zhou
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2105
2106
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chao
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2113
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I:
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41
it
257
xi
XX
qin
4t zhe
zhe
sh't
shi
xin
xian
qt
2121
2122
2123
2124
2125
2126
2127
2128
2129
2130
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it
chai
zha
zha
2132
2133
2134
2135
2136
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bo
hut
jian
zhuan
€
2142
2143
2144
2145
2131
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zheng
zheng
zheng
2151
2152
2153
2154
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chudn
chudi
2161
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xian
2146
2163
2165
2166
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pdn
2171
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2175
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2184
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2148
2149
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2167
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2188
2189
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bidn
2192
2193
2194
2195
2196
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2198
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di
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2203
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2209
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2214
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filing
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2138
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2137
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2221
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2219
2220
2229
2230
258
INDEX
1:
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS
|
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ft
ft
it
ft
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shi
kdo
shu
dii
dii
she
2231
2232
2233
2234
2235
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shu
gut
shdi
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2243
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XX
HAND- DRAWN CHARACTERS
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ft
I:
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2344
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& #
4*
’-8-
a a men#
shing
khi
shii
;ia
xi
2413
2414
2415
2416
2417
2418
T
JTT2-
JTEL pin
JSJJL bei
yurt
tow
2427
2428
2429
2430
2412
ML
jul
n7z-
zhhn
he 2422
dao
dang
2423
2424
,\f>
& &
ring
2425
& &
jian
gdn
ft
pao
dan
2431
2432
2433
2434
2435
ft
& a
•hl
chun
*
2411
2421
23 77
chou
iX4
it
2376
2383
suan 2402
sut
2401
2375
fan 2384
yu
ft tdng
A-A*
ft gut
ling
2360
2367
jjy.
ft 4®
9k
chu
i2| xun
#
259
hin
jui
jiao
kin
kin
2441
2442
2443
2444
2445
ym 2426
2419
2420
it zhen 2436
bao
2446
l&n
Ihn
to«
2437
2438
2439
Wrt 2440
ft
ft
mao
mho
Ihng
lang
2447
2448
2449
2450
260
INDEX
I:
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS
fZ
M. rao
shi
yin
shi
2451
2452
2453
2454
2455
'a
n
qian
2461
can
2462
% $
chbng 24 66
ping
2464
2465
u
tun
dim
dun
chun
2472
2473
2474
2475
2481
g*
Z&l
2482
ydo 2467
&
jido
2458
2459
bian
bian
2476
2483
2484
#
f-
didn
zhi
2493
2494
2495
2485
f bi
ba
ai
2468
2469
-ifeiv
chi
ling
chit
24 77
2478
2487
2488
pi
2486
2460
& di
12^/
jie
/r/r
m
2457
blng
1
kai
2463
2456
4
f. pan 2471
at gai
man
bdo
P*
2470
$ xiong
2479
2480
2489
2490
Pi
.A
^.
#-j
1
ke
sha
2499
2500
ze
ze
2491
2492
rdng
niang
sai
zhai
xidn
qing
cai
jing
zhai
jt
2501
2502
2503
2504
2505
2506
2507
2508
2509
2510
sheng
long
xxng
xing
xlng
xia
xid
qi
bdi
jie
2511
2512
2513
2514
2515
2516
2517
2518
2519
2520
feng 2526
zou
COM
qin
chun
2527
2528
2529
2530
yin
tan
2535
2536
2537
2538
w
K|
p*i
/T
/e«£ 2521
#
feng 2522
peng
tan
2531
2532
*
it
feng 2523
feng 2524
jiu
ling
peng 2525
& B * jian
tan
2533
2534
bi
tan
qian
/«
piao
ban
2541
2542
2543
2544
2545
chdn
yue
men
shdn
/«
2551
2552
2553
2554
2555
M
PI
w
ling
2496
2497
ling
2498
* £
pjl tud
kuo 2546
2547
2556
2548
£
PA zha
4
run
bi
cbng
pi
2557
2558
&
qin
n
2539
2540
$
#3
2549
2550
qidng 2559
fti
2560
INDEX
I*.
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS
26l |
,€
#
pai
jian
bei
bei
2561
2562
2563
2564
wei
gdn
hdn
xuan
2571
2572
2573
2574
hdu
qian 2565
2566
2567
If It fj
£
kart
2575
2576
*
*K
sdu
xii
tu
xie
Id
2581
2582
2583
2584
2585
zhdng
ddng
zhong
tan
zhdng
2591
2592
2593
2594
2595
ih
&
ji
chi
liu
hen
2601
2602
2603
2604
2605
fE
*E
iEE
jii
qu
ju
ju
2611
2612
2613
2614
fei
ni
2621
2622
Idi
2586
teng
2596
# tan
2615
2606
it 0t
25 77
* Idn
2587
deng
deng
2643
2644
wen
chdn
so
a
2651
2652
2653
2654
2655
ba 2661
yan
tian
qian
mei
2662
2663
2664
2665
& chert
lidn
2588
2589
2590
€ €
yu
2597
chuang 2607
2598
pi
2599
2600
2609
2610
m wen
2608
-56 jidng
2620
ip dng
£
2645
2646
&
hit
hdn
#
lidn
hui
shen
pen#
ft
nen
2619
zhen
zhdng 2642
jit
za
cheng 2636
shan 2641
2634
2580
2618
2635
2633
lido
xu
2579
2617
/.a
lido
hdn 2578
2616
# /u
2632
ivef
kudng
2626
lido
2570
2569
ft
fi
2625
2631
2568
kudng
ou 2624
it
hdu
han
K 2623
a #
2627
2628
kut
lido
2629
2630
« po
bo
shdn
bin
2637
2638
2639
2640
Jf-
#
jiao
2647
miu
/iao
bflrt
2648
2649
2650
le
^
hdn
/ei
pa 2660
2656
2657
2658
2659
ft
"|3jc
ft
* & qi
qi
2668
2669
2670
mei 2666
mou 2667
262
INDEX
I:
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS
#r si
si
2671
2672
a 2681
zu 2682
pM
pu
2691
2692
kan
kan 2673
& CM
2683
hdng 2693
2674
dai
y»
2701
2702
2703
Hr
lit
qidn
qidn
2675
2676
2677
§
to
l& ZU 2684
hong 2694
fen 2704
lei
chu
2685
2686
2687
gong 2696
gdng
hong 2695
zhuan 2705
ft
#
''N
ip
/«
/«
guo
2731
2732
2733
2734
2735
#p
#p
Ip
hdng
yow
deng
zhi
2741
2742
2743
2744
2745
||
yin
shdu
tao
zhu
#
2751
2752
2753
2754
ft
&
ft
/'&
2771
2773
ddo
2755
2727
4
kud
2736
/«
2729
ip
ft-
bl
pe
2737
2738
yong
Idng
2746
chou 2756
dudn
2747
2748
ft
ft
qidn
2765
gtng 2-775
hu
2767
*1
€
ba 2776
bd
2 777
5'p jiao
2739
2740
°<7
dido
dido
2749
2750
ft bo
hdng
2758
2759
2760
ban
2766
ye
2730
si
Cl
2757
pM
pu
2728
/so.
ft 2774
bu
/s 2726
&
bang
qing
/mj
a
bit
Zm
2710
4#
pu
bo
ft
2709
n
2725
fen 2772
2708
«t
2724
ft
^M
2707
lun
2723
ft
xie
2720
2722
y<™£
j$
xie
hu
2719
2721
2764
bao 2700
2718
fcu
2763
§?
2699
2717
mang
2762
ft
pu
2716
di
2761
bao 2698
2715
ft,
paw
pu 2690
pidn
lun
cang
pu 2689
bidn
'fpq
jian
cong 2688
it ft
2713
ting
2679
shdn
2712
ft
2680
2678
m
2711
#
2l
zhd
yu
jf
« gui
to
ydo
ft ft
kui
2697
"jk yd 2706
W
shdn
ft #]
gdu
2714
ift ndng
die
*
Jf. didn
at
y*
& t xia
xia
2768
2769
2770
Kz
H
Kb
U4 2778
;« 2779
xue 2780
INDEX
I:
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS |
^
M # # #
2781
2782
2783
2784
2785
2786
qie
shen
shen
tdn
hao
geng
p
2791
2792
2793
2794
2795
hao 2796
2797
2798
II
#1-
JMlj
xie
ft
ft do 2787
ao 2788
do
ft if
*
j& ft wei
wei
2801
2802
zhdng 2804
zhang 2803
ft g*
he
2811
2812
2813
,%
i%>
% 7“
2821
du
2822
2814
2815
2832
2833
2825
wdn
chan 2842
.$£
11
zhu
jiao
2851
2852
2853
chudng qu 2861 2862
pian
ft lu
2871
2872
Fit
ft
ge 2881
lit
2882
2826
B£
2834
2843
midn
2863
jg§ kui
2808
2810
ft
e
WM
wu
ddo
2817
28l8
2819
2820
gdng
gang
nt
2827
2828
2829
ft
ft
ft sit
2830
tao
2835
2836
2837
2838
2839
2840
ft
^,87
2854
2855
2856
zhdu 2864
di
2865
if 2875
ft
jg
#
jian
;/c
2884
2885
2847
$
-It sao
/«
niie
2866
2867
/“ 2868
kud
md
2849
2850
II
.ft
luo
jii
2858
*
xun
2848
2857
kua
e
ma
teng
2846
Jit
2874
2883
2809
tao
2873
qing
ft hong
ft
shi
wu
ft ming
fao
PW
n
tuo
2800
2799
ft
2845
mi
fc,
xian
ft chi
If
ydn
xidng
2844
2790
jie
peng
ft ft
2841
lu
2816
jul
yu
xi
2789
&
h
5
jg
song 2807
ft
M) li
#
2831
£ ft yuan
du
ft gudn
2806
g|
2824
gang
2805
que
2823
su
fiti
ifi ying
yu
si
263
bo
2859
2860
2869
2870
/«
iu
ft li ft kud xian
2876
2877
2878
ft
ft
i#
shun 2886
lin
lian
2887
2888
2879
IP
rang
2880
ft shdi
lin
2889
2890
264
INDEX
1:
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS
I
m
#
:$3
36 ba 2892
sb
2891
bdi
2893
*4
'14
chun 2894
zhen
pb
2895
zhen 2896
2897
2898
rit
4t
gui
hun
kui
kui
chbu
Ibng
chdng
pang
2901
2902
2903
2904
2905
2906
2907
2908
H # &
14 ft mei
huai
2899
2900
m *
Idng
2909
2910
XL it
j§
cha
hut
;»«
zhuang
zao
shu
cuan
/a
/a
2911
2912
2913
2914
2915
2916
2917
2918
2919
2920
it it 5©
sou
4
lie
sbo
shou
sou
dao
dbo
2921
2922
2923
2924
2925
2926
2927
up
long
A
xian
lidng
man
shubng
zhui
2931
2932
2933
2934
2935
4
it
zhuan
hut
SUl
2941
2942
2943
2944
zhdn
I6u
2951
2952
Jf:
2954
2953
2961
2962
he
xib
2971
2972
zhi
zhu
2981
2982
2963
2964
£ •IS-
Jffc tuo
lud
2984
2983
$.
3
bo
1/
ka
2991
2992
2993
2994
wu
2947
2948
zhu
c/til
zhu
2955
2956
2957
2958
is
4
$ 2965
2975
2938
2939
2940
ft dan 2949
2950
HI
xiu
niu
Aik
yw
2946
2945
2966
niu
2967
ft sheng
gut
2976
29 77
Ian
Ian
2959
zong 2960
pt
p<
bei
2968
2969
2970
if ying 2978
hu
die
2979
2980
*€ XL XL qing
2985
# X fei
&
cong
Cl
2974
fSL
kuo
kudng kuang
If
2973
2930
4* J&
4 a
2929
4
;*l
zhai
p
yan
2928
2937
#
$
sdng
iM zhuo
lu
nub
P& xidn
tao
2936
it
shd
ping
as
ting
2986
fing 2987
35
P«
tao
fen
2995
2996
2997
huang
g&n
2988
2989
<#
JX-
Ibn
2990
N
P'tng
2998
2999
3000
INDEX
I:
HAND-DRAWN CHARACTERS |
# El
#j
cut
cao
Hu
3001
3001
3003
W& 4
it pan 3004
Hang 3005
shin
3006
&
vtl
jiang
fan
xue
tu
3011
3012
3013
3014
3015
xiang
didn
cdng
3022
3023
3024
3025
pao
sou
rong
biang
3032
3033
/« 3034
3035
50,001
/« 3021
15 u
#0
3031
3016
& #
if] yd
&
ip
**
zheng
tan
zhao
yao
3007
3008
3009
3010
n, peng
iu
#
265
mu
3026
jg§
yu
feng
3017
3018
wei
yue
3019
3020
#
$p nd.
qiong
lm
jun
3027
3028
3029
3030
INDEX
II
Primitive Elements This Index
lists all
the primitive elements used in Books
as primitives are only listed
if the writing
are arranged according to the
on which the element
is first
r
1.31
1.88
r 1.217
e, I.294
number of strokes. The number
1
1.32
1.57
1.57
ji
'i
1.40
1.40
1.40
^ _
n
r->
n 1.114
A 1.219
1.134
1 1.240
X uA 1.303
and 2. Characters used The primitives
refers to the
page
introduced.
u
I.39
1
significantly altered.
1
yN 1.39
is
1.303
1.136
V 1.248
H 1.306
1-349
r 1.166
V 1.248
7
1.50
]
ij
r
1.52
1.52
1.65
1.176
I.214
L
>
/ 1.168
1.168
T
*7
p
1.276
1.278
1.292
1.293
JX
c
1-323
1.329
1.90
1.108
1.293
*
'>
7T 1.49
>
1.62
1.63
«<
;il
I.69
1.69
a
1.70
r
e.
1.128
1.131
1.147
1.158
hr
v
r
7Z
1.211
1.211
1.212
1.220
$
'/
1.194
4 1.233
1.202
t
4
1.203
1.204
1.209
1.263
1.263
1.282
r 1.253
1.115
l.
INDEX
II:
PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS |
k
*
I.289
1.314
1.332
>
1.60
1.80
1.94
4* I.l6l
1.204
4
•r
I.256
1.264
1.70
1.284
1.211
J±1.268
Jt
1.348
1.348
-*A-
jfc-
1.99
/o 2.50
7t
Jt
/*L
1.111
1.136
1.142
1.154
Tv/
zr
K
-£
+
1.216
1.218
1.221
I.246
1.248
1.250
*
>
*T?
£
£
3L
1.271
1.278
1.285
1.295
1.301
1.311
-pt
#
1-357
1.372
2.138
2.153
2.201
'>
1.323
1.330
^
"3*
1.70
1.137
1.149
til 1.292
1-334
I.l6l
w
A * K * £
jul
1.292
1.298
1.308
1.157
1.299
1.159
1.307
4
1.332
1-337
2.70
2.146
i
PP
A'j
us
1.109
1.130
&
A
M
1.166
1.193
V # I.165
1.275
Jt
A
1-309
1.314
cr
1-345
1.346
1-349
1.350
1.357
1.149
1.150
1.161
1.
196
* * 1-139
1.141
1.141
H # r A 1.197
1.219
1.233
1.249
f-
35
1.333
1.361
%
1.279
l.l6l
Jr
1.358
*
2.153
n.
j*. 1.330
2.216
1.356
;
r 1.329
£
Si
4 * 1.313
J
267
*
R.
1.286
1.299
9 1.300
1.316
1.252
1.270
&
/*
1.362
1.365
268
INDEX
II:
PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS
>/
£ *
* 1.368 x
7
_
to 1.137
1-373
2.204
2.216
2.218
£ a
y*
if
f.
$
f ?
1.221
1.269
1.280
1.289
1.294
1.295
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i)
1.366
1-375
1.370
1.195
1.371
* * & £ *
8
fij
1-337
1-355
1.358
2.149
2.155
2.166
% 1-37
1-71
1.152
1.164
1.301
1-340
1-344
£ £
4
2.117
2.121
2.143
%
# &
-3-
$
& *
t 1.263
*
p
1.167
1.296
1.181
yy
yv
it
1.371
1-377
I.I98
2.55
2.138
-
R 1.226
1.231
t 2.95
2.112
n & 2.148
2.162
2.211
2.224
&
9
m 4 § & &
*r
t!l
1-54
1.101
1.130
1.178
& A %
1.251
1.266
2.137
2.141
2.223
1.196
1.199
s.
*
Sl
1.247
f
1.281
1.297
1.305
1.327
1351
1.36l
1.249
1.304
1.310
1.343
1-347
1-360
1.362
2.79
2.217
1.307
1.315
1.315
1.353
1371
1-376
2.59
2.85
2.224
1.172
INDEX
At
£ Mi
2.88
2.96
xk*
12
ill
1.182
1.234
13 1.246
1.303
2.105
flJ
1.215
© 15
17
flj
2.117
2.113
£ # %
2.84
2.180
#
D
1.305
1376
2.129
St
2.187
2.223
1-376
2.171
flJ
18 fU 1.216
19*1 1.288
2.192
269
EJ
-1-
€ A *
PRIMITIVE ELEMENTS
#
2.l6l
14
II:
s 2.177
2.189
2.218
2.231
2.69
2.70
2.122
2.128
2.139
INDEX Characters by Here you
III
Number
of Strokes
Books 1 and 2 grouped by the num-
will find all the characters treated in
,
ber of strokes. The ordering within each stroke-number group follows the standard dictionary practice of arranging the characters according to “radicals.”
lI'J
91
Z.
X A £ til
2ffl ~f
86
7
7
Tl
582
A
9
7
95
21
2
A A A
736
77
79
6 38 8
2749
778 921
434
476
7 £ A
1230
77
80
X
65
7 X A
59
37
1840
A
36
ft
1537
922
7 E 5 E A
936
629 5
1312
11
f-
761
147
0l
1991
307
~7
1186
X
108
A
241
A A
106
05
751
96
A
1861
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275
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276
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100 1158
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CHARACTERS BY NUMBER OF STROKES
m m
2802
306
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503
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805
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1410
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1 34 1
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m
2584
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3023
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2305 1011
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732
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813
1524
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414
m
2273
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m
906
1109
711
m
2194
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2794
1874
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2173
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2669
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312
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m
2408
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1290 1303
m %
474
1910
2650
2514
2568
2118
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2925
1492
2082
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1703
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2326
1665
2238
2138
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1818
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2562 2553
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1393
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m
1638
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790
m
m m m m
701
277
1733
2930
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m
1005 513
INDEX
278
III:
CHARACTERS BY NUMBER OF STROKES
|
m m m
2968
w
1920
12
2294
m
2387
m m
2803
913
2211
1973
1957
m
1=1
$
m
2497
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1400
m
814
1702
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268
2996
m
499
m
&
1455
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1648
1892
m
885
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1337
1588
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ft
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ft
2135
1413
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190
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1629
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1292
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244
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1185
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1842
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1102
247
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1602
2582
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2061
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2288
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1079
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2742
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2560
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m
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1265
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1797 1339
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m
1408
2820
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1600
2225
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163
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2 513
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2739
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10 43
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1654
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725
438
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III:
CHARACTERS BY NUMBER OF STROKES |
m m
1525
m
379
1090
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2865 2675
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2914
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2761
m
1401
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287
m m $ m
216
2058
ft
1052
665
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398
1673
m a
919
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2556 2881
399
ft
2780
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1889
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2986
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938
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00 00
m «
376 2119
m
2473
ft
2899
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mi
fig
2390
mu
a
1140
14
2876
76
ft
2588
m
1452
1007
165
2828
2361
m
1195
1021
843
ft
1950
2935
1541
ft
2084
2298
2184
183
1305
2015
971
338
a DM Dg
1719
2107
675
tl
545
ft
ft
1560
m
2036
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1578
m
51
1517
fit
2936
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1883
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508
1808 1982
2670
1633
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2115
2624
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1751
1080
2952
a
ft
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m m * w m
222
ft
2356
ffi
1249
2924
1978
2415
1895
a
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1844
t
m
1821
2532
1438
1871
2368
2131
n
2229
1606
3033
313
233
783 1705
2992
2878
2585
323
1208
m
2635
975
1431
2050
ft
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it
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1433
2974
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1786
1622
2400
1389
1268
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1276
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80
2322
1294
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1516
m
2901
2022
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676
1019
2850
2642
m a
2391
1178
2303
m m
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1738
337
m m
m
m
3029
as
1084
ffi
2132
ft
m
ffi
2953
1435
219
ffi
2425
2691
444 1197
ffi
1983
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2319
1564
2630
ft
ffi
1453
1414
1152
1022
m
a'J
2399
2306
1979
m
733
967
1674
2736
m
ffl
891
1650
2183
2917
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2154
1743
2849
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2060
2646
2158
n
441
1919
ftr
m m m
343
2148
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1729
1477
m
m a
m a
2504
m m m *
1321
1544
220
2649
m
2367
385
1071
326
m
n a
2456
a#
m
294
m
2453
2853
456
2752
m % m
2758
ft
m m
1429
%
1
334
m m
ft
1210
m
r\
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ffi
m
58 1—
1621
m m n M m M
m
m ¥
2508
1791
1316
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1716
1493
2521
91
m
2493
1587
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2866
fa
m
2373
2592
2995
a a m m m
m
icn
1182
2664
2629
a
2393
m
279
5$
2351
1893
ft
1245
2290
ft
1319
ft
2293
802
1464
2730 1373
2558
2348 3035
1078
m $ m m m m a a
2525
276 2981 1789
2985 2455
2120
394 437
2059
280
INDEX
m m m
III:
CHARACTERS BY NUMBER OF STROKES
A m
534 532
tgfc
pW
2127
15
328 1831
IS Iff
1371
m
469 1721
2448
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1539
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n m m m m ip
m m m m m m m m m m m m m dfiS
e! ffi
m
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2971
2726
m s*
m
m m
1238
417
2175
2542
1038
g
2848
m
505
854
1953
m
m
m £
ft
1963
ni ns
2416
49
1380
1153
1627
si
2705
2292
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1325
1536
11
2690
2286
si
2239
1833
m
418
HU
1988
B
2414
2284
wt
2728
ft
730
ft
961
471
m
1479
15
2384
174
m
860
ft
1323
n
1894
1834
407 2792
tt
m
5
372
m
2671
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2809
2672
m
331
2904
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2516
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ft
m
IS
525
m
2860
2987
1805
m
1296
m m w & a
2459
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1904
1224
1246
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m
2824
m m m ft
2915 1035
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1559
2086
ft
1480
453
ft
1196
1073
m
1252
1749
ft
218
526
11
500
1261
IK
1253
1473
ft
1847
945
ft
2625
1263
m
2191
1936
m m m
685
2308
ft
352
2321
IS
361
1324
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862
2324
3io
2235
ft
1644
1417
ft
668
2892
ft
2252
it
2868
ft
2253
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1899
iff
2260
1563
g*
2256
li
2228
m
A m m
1951
2647
m a M m m
2461
1
ft
m
3004
447
2571
m
2520
m
m m
*Um
2637
m
1765 1169
ft
m
819
R H
2748
ft
m
1970
2192
215
707
T*W
1006
1448
1933
m
1565
2698
2166
m m m m
2458
m
2603
901
1820
m
2607
330
2555
1867
m m
2275
2070
ft
828
1053
2784
2190
2979
2980
1956
1
m
2072
m m
1134
ft
m
1900
m a n
2638
2549
888
1359
1701
2681
269
983
m
ifc
1835
fi
1940
2280
298
1704
m
2278
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A
2926
%
2902
fSt
2487
ft
1708
2888
1790
m m m
1710
1533
1777
2494
1424
a
2636
ft
m m m
262
266
2056
w m
2678
m
542
1425
a m
2025
2016
m
1873
2737
1083
1198
m m
3003
i m m
2165
2395
2216
2052
1028
2402
i'J
1426
1229
3009
i
2489
m m m
2377
ft
m m
mu
2938
m
9
1487
722
m
2883
575
2932
2922
w
291
1353
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2561
1637
li
1326
2106
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1065
2193
ii
1311
2548
m
2949
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1293
m
1190
ft
2631
1981
M
2083
1423
ft
2541
2105
$
139
m
INDEX
III:
CHARACTERS BY NUMBER OF STROKES
28l |
m m m
3007
s?
2396
m m
2398
$8
2068
m m
m m m m m
m m n m m * *
2889
m m
2397
2445
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if
1826
m
2942
1742
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1752
1110
ft
1653
ft
3026
ft
2855
2725
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2505
1706
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1784
1589
ft
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2552
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1243
2282
m
2709
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1684 1215
1366
2775
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349
ft
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1825
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2491
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1233
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2851
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1391
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1663
1427
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1239
ft
1968
fft
2898
ft
2900
n
3011
2816
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1949
ft
2477
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m M
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2689
ft
1074
ft
2989
ft
406
ft
2210
2515
827
2826
844 2371
2550
ft
652
a m M
787
m
880
aa
1660
1974
m
899
w
2053
1980
1641
2314
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984
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2734
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1737
ft
2753
2526
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1741
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2430
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1540
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2266
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m M m m m m m ah raft
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1746
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1157
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2045
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1942
1877 1736 1728
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2931
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2071
to
2983
1939
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1398
1031
11
1125
2845
a
1625
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2370
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1924
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2196
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1566
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m
mi
m
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m
ft
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762
726
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2182
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2633
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2599
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2424 1734
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1620
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17 11
2345
1488
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is
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356
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1402 2331
m
m m
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2492
230
2444
1969
m
1582
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2245
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5TH
2484
678
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m
1454
1122
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387
1119
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889
1317
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2375
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2432
1986
2263
m
279
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168
ft
1954
m m
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ll60
2287
m m
2265
ft
1945
m
1478
2856
2984
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2869
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1727
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2379
IS
234
ft
2159
KS
2254
M
1513
m
2318
2174
ft
2944
m m
2208 2704
282
INDEX
III:
CHARACTERS BY NUMBER OF STROKES
i486
m
HD
2546
1476
R
2610
IX
1159
ft
2157
K R m m
2310
it
m m
m
1456
2948
507
n H
2703
m m m m
m
400
m
m m
2770 2779
m
1447
IK
2653
m
1082
m m
si
m
498
m
2543
»
2486
2810
m m w
2648
R
1465
IR
2533
»
2197
nln
# «
1
2731
2217
m m m m
3014
H} BUI
m m m m m m m m $ m m m
2884
M
3
2873
1144
m
2147
m
m m m m m m
2840
2710
m
2927
wi
2517
fl
M
2905
2077
Iff
m
2274 1346
1964
BE
M
2593
m
2545
m
m m
1470
1000
2793
m m
1254
2745
m
2893 1824
2407
m
267
1032
HD
1720
m
59i
m it
m Mt m
1639
1449
m
2699
m
2597 2951
1905
m
374
m
284
R
1273
R
1420
727
2807
2918
1020
M
m
3019 1535
m n
2817
2977
IQ
§11 all
1744
m
1379
m
380
670
11
2906
673
2055
n§
2443
2151
^ H ^ M
2315
2312
1008
1135
1036
554 1259
m
2354
IP
452
If
3008
m
2692 321
m
1573
it
472
m
2410 1670 2975
2652
m m n m
'925
2501
it
m
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Pf|
m
m
2301
20
H
1959
2708
m
2976
2369
2609
2180
m
430
2908
2767
2919
m
369
H
1610
3028
2330
m
1116
1568
it
m m
x
2332
m
2781
2755
1206
1037
2814
§t
2304
n
1498
SI
2355
m m
2150
2700
2732
R m
1590
2861
2679
m
1614
m m
2947
1972
& IP m m
2626
2945
^ m
2215
m m m £ m
2257
il
2921
Ttt
2392
1646
m m m m
1906
iZ*
m m Mi m
2510
2686
2882
2145
2590
m
2244
m
953
m
2268
THE
2296
1148
m
1176
m
2688
m m
2243
1320
839
1170
m
18
1124
1694
2978
2960
666
s
m m m m m m m
m
2963
^08
480
2950
2811
||
2909
855
1948
2863
2806
si
11
0!
2457
II
m
2961
788
t|
546
1934
1711
2569
m
ffi
2587
2471
ft
684
m
!3i
1
1 5°7
2188
1368
m
m
2799
2907
455 1179
935 451
M % # m « M M H m M H
1146
1406
H63 2959
2870 2226
2879
2605
2946 412 1081
2756
2798 j
462
1033
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2269
M M M H H H & ^
2264
2762
ftg
H P m #
2871
!946
2429 1642
2847 l6 49 1111
2956
2488
2490 553
2939
INDEX
in:
CHARACTERS BY NUMBER OF STROKES
283
|
H m m m m m M Pvt
m
2676 1696 2261
m m
1377
it
2920
415
s
2530
2551
wt
1367
m m m it
1596
2836
m
1120
m
2478
21 SO SI
1506
H
1482
11
1780
*68
2187
2834
m
653
2037 1916
2198
Mb m m
m m
339
2557
977
2776
m m
m m m m m
1344 833
2859
2958
m m m
2564 1845
1483
22
m m
ts
2335
23
2812
ill S'J 1611
1827
m m m m m m
1026
M
1034
it
1419
2534
m
1421
2608
m
2272
2677
fi
1070
2685
m
2887
2791
24 mu By
2815
m m
2852 2271
2891
ift
m
2910 2911
329
m m
708 1023 1180
1445
mi! s'J
595
W M
2406
jjg
2712
2842
®
m
1628
it
2872
2777
2438
27 Si
2606
2833
m m
2337
flg
2957
2481
K n m
596
S
26
2754
1442 2813
m
2431
2862
1550
IW
m m m # m m n m m m » n m * m m m
593
2267
1364
m
1126
m
2479
m m
m
1846
m
2437
2857
Sri
ft
2189
1484
2452
m
2313
m
2485
2544
m m m m m m m
1009
2662 2462
ft
2 439
M M
2 334
j£j
2591
^83
1145
2502
28
S'J
2864
m m
1397
H
2 916
2835
32 SJ 1025
oc
1112
S'J
2890
as
709
2565
m m m
2990
2566 2333
1024 2336
M
2 7«
57 SI 50001
INDEX IV Character Pronunciations This Index alphabetically
lists
the pronunciations, with their respective
frame
numbers, of all the characters treated in Books 1 and 2. Some of the characters have multiple pronunciations, which can be found by consulting a dictionary
under the pronunciation given
A M ?
a a ai
98l
982 377
ai
2206
ai
2469 iiA
IK
ai
2207
ai
2599
ii
2204 619
ai
2205
ai ai
tit
an
£ £
in
IS
ai
an an an
an
& &
m
ang ao ao
IHI
m
ao
ao ao
2468 186
2032
n m m
hi
ba ba
bi
2428
bi
ns
915
bei
m
2545
to-
rn
1119
bei
to
1887
bei
ft
2177
bei
m
« n
2767
bei
to
00 "VI
bei
2470 1280
% m
m
2776 2777
2892
bai
a
bii
s
34
bii
ft
1543
bii bai bai
ban
2788
bin bin bin ban ban
2789
bin ban
1279
1491
&
m
1281
ba
30
E
ft
bei
m
bi
2627
ba
bei
608
2661
ba
ban
8
2650
ba
1226
A
ft
1501
ban
ba
bei
m
568
13
1885
ba
ban
T>
1857
1282
450
2787
1354
fiz
DC
201
2021
37K
bang bing bing bing bing bing bing bao bao bao bio bio bio bio bao bio bao bao bao
ba
ban ban
1701
it
ao
2369
here.
bin ban
bang
m
m m m
33
2893 315
2519
940
& iM
m m m ft
K
1352
ft to
m
m m to
2741
ben
1703
ben
1705
ben beng beng
2742 1174
1704
bl
2031
bi
489
bi
AS
1713
bi
S
1716
bi
764
bi
765
bi
1406
bi
m
2456
bi
555
bi
m
1129
bi
ft
2446
bi
2698
bi
m
2700
bi
926
bi
to
IS
ft
M m
m
2562
bi
bei
m w
2970
bian
907
bei
it
420
bian
908
b£i
JI
5i
bian
%
n
1832
200
ft
1987 1878
m
2257
jH
1593
L
419
575
ft
422
if
731
1903
m & n m n
2737
547 1121
1122
1578
1979
9k
m
A
1980 1981
m w m m
1983
2486 2535
2547
1000
Hi
m
1324
2781
421
biin
m
1322
660
biin
FI
2200
902
bian
to
2019
bian
2561
bian
m m
775
1026 1120
INDEX
IV:
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS |
bian
m
2484
bian
m
2485
bian
jfi
2718
biang
m
50,001
cai
1196
cai
1161
cai
biao
m n
biio biao
m
1162
m # m
bie
bin bln
m
bln
689 1539
1540
2640
bing
Wc
401
bing
ix XN
1004
bing
n
bing
m
bing
bing bing bing
bo bo bo
bo bo bo bo bo bo bo bo bo bo bo bo
bu bu bu bu bu bu bu bu bix
$
m m m m
2142
2638 2991
m m rS
m
m & M
cheng
2551
cheng
m m M
2636
chan
m
2652
ch^ng
chan
SI
1827
cheng
chang
c*i
m
H B
615
chang
n
1264
chang
ft
i860
chang
m
c£i
m
cai
%
m #
2256
chang
616
chang
1098
chang
1267
chang
m w m m
343 711
1934
1595
23
chi
ff p£
654
chi
S3)
00
chi
5b
1914
chi
R
2091
St
2477
m
479
fH
1725
1895
chi
1896
chi
2029
chi
319
chi
ft
2466
2602
435
561
1910
chang
493
chi
ST
2131
chang
to
526
chi
can
H
2462
chang
m
& M m
24
chi
ft
can
t#
1268
chang
1992
chi
2115
chi
366
1436
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1437
chu
m
2478
1?
1073
m
1
m ii
1976
chang
cang
m £
1209
chao
cang
*
2558
chao
cang
to
2763
chao
cang
to
3025
chao
m & & m
cang
w.
2188
chao
in
139
cao
SI
1974
chao
m
2117
can
1338
cao
1339
cao
1521
cao
1993
cao
2328
ce
m « w n m
2265
chao
2166
chao
3002
chao
m wp
pp
i
274 1816
1936
683
che che
to
2759
ce
m
1998
chen
m m M
13
2860
ce
2714
chen
E
470
chen
m
828
chen
1840
chen
2912
chen
207
chen
243
ch£n
00
-1^
cheng
t
m *
2724
cha
m
2727
cha
354
cha
m a
383
cha
to
924
cha
su
1341
cha
cheng
1772
cha
a &
501
ffl
1888
cheng
2014
chai
ft
2133
cheng
nJc
2732
chai
m
1682
cheng
m
%
1532
tit
735
ceng
49 105
che
1754
ceng
48
che
to
42
1802
213
10
1337
1588
146
cb
»
1274
1836
cb
T'
1678
1648
2731
h
to
chan
2329
bu bii
1907
1372
cheng
chan
can
1380
*
2842
579
w m p
614
can
657
cheng
578
t
%
2141
1302
2313
chan
chan
cii
2458
1247
ti
2507
can
798
cheng
m
cai
cai
cheng
1711
chan
cai
cai
1653
844
can
m m
n m m m M m
c m
781
ft
bing
780
ca
chan
285
1873
289
987 1429
m m Viff
it
m w
m
m a
w
1126
chu
chu
1319
chu
2784
chu
256 341
chu chu
342
chu
2083
863
2853
1495
m m
2644
1676
u m m m
1851 132
630 1246
480 841
2907
846 715
1952 1991
2306 2393
2756 1489
2905 231 00
635
1234
1905
2687 373
Ttt
WE
374
tit
2240
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS
286
INDEX
chii
$
1424
cuan
fit
2918
chii
lit
2347
CUl
m
2035
chii
TO
2956
cui
chuii
m
2163
cul
in
123
cui
ft to
chuan chuan chuan chuan
m
3001 1058
cui
n
2399
1351
cui
w
2400
ill
1469
cun cun cun cun cuo cuo cud
2162
$
W m
1504 1475
2607 2861 527
chuang
m
1211
chul
ft
440
chul
ft
1688
da
chui
it
1183
da
1184
da
chun chun chun chun chun chun chuo chuo
2036
1375
chuang
chui
m
TO
7
chuan chuan chuang chuang chuang
iv:
m # 0?
M H M
m
& p 3]
ft
w 4
198
580 153
ft
1529
a*
2051
m
2172
m
899
1171
da
1609
da
2396
dai
2475
dai
2894
dai
ft
2530
dai
ft
2268
dai
2298
dai
it
* £
iX m.
2424
diao
ft
2749
79
diao
ft
2750
m
1508
diao
to
263
269
diao
jj|§]
330
1399
diao
n
569
m Mj
m m m m w
a m
£ ffi
2755
diao
ffi
1655
2820
die
#
2247
2927
die
268
die
628
die
760
die
1757
die
2423
ding
2926
ding
i#
702
ding
11
it
1257
ding
1258
ding
W £
732
ding
IT
1623
S
1870
196
661
m m
2634
diu
it
2635
deng
sp
2744
390
dl
ffi
1332
703
di
n
1645
769
dl
770
di
734 559
106
m
2701
dong dong d6ng d&ng dong dong ddng dong dou d6u d6u d6u dou dou dou du du du du du du du du du
3024
dii
1737
du
1674
m m
418
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1333
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2351
dai
d
jtt
426
Cl
m
392
dan dan
ft
443
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m m
cong
m m
cong
ft
cong cdu
2757
2076
cong
cong
819
m
2948
2949 1485
2688 2528
cu
ffi
2683
cii
m
2208
cu cu
2259
m
2397
m m
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dan dan dan dan dan
dan dan dan dang dang dang dang dang
2112
2156
di
©
2722
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413
348
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%
478
1478
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%
948
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1537
di
m
949
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2435
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1673
2950
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m
2308
di
a
29
i$.
161
dian
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372
dian
as
173
§
482
dian
m
1327
fi
747
dian
945
dian
JS
523
651
dian
M
2409
*
653
dian
it
1898
dian
if
652
dian
if
1728
diao
m #
1510
deng deng deng deng deng
di
dan
87
dei
1812
di
2353
86
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ST
1868
2975
2980
ding
2039
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2685
66
dai
m
1625
# m
707
dai
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1560
to
1349
dai
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m
m
2066
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m
de
Cl
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2258
ding
499
ft
a 71
de
D m
dang dao dao dao dao dao dao dao dao dao dao dao dao dao
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n
2865 1507
399
m sa mu 38
2493
$7
265
90 2183
364
402
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m s
2592 ?|b|
m
473 1243
177
474
m m
1244
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2623
3
475
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893
14
2167
m
2279
a.
1066
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1584
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m
2411
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605
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1340
m
329
si
1149
m
1481
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2234
si ±1
2237
2235
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149
m
905
906
INDEX
IV:
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS |
du du duan du&n
tt
p
dmm
dul dui
dui dui
dun dun dun dim dim duo du6 du6 duo duo
m m m
891
fan
fe
1068
fan
m
1032
m & m
» m m
H #
625
fen
1391
fen
1378
feng
1379
feng
fan
m w
1658
feng
ja.
1345
fan
ii
59
feng
m
M
1346
fan
m
159
feng
2748
fan
m
2310
feng
1732
ftn
607
feng
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467
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992
ftn
1305
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1618
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2410
fan
2474
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1855
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k
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m Q.
15
m
fu
m
437
ft
ns
438
154
ft
483
ft
m n
766
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968
1170
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1249
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1712
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2521
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2522
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2523
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2524
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1097
feng
ft
feng
m m
2526
1856
2201
ftng
111
484
2384
ftng
ga
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1633
ftng
# A m
1173
3013
2987
ga
m
2433
946
gai
n%
1140
925
gii
*
679
gai
& H
1078
461
5k
1545
fang
15
2229
fang
m
1743
fang
ts
1762
fang
fo
f6u
3018
462
fu
831
ft
2361
gai
m
988
fu
if
2728
gai
1698
fu
it
2868
gan
m
1700
fu
fe
837
gan
ftng
1929
fu
1044
gan
m
M
284
ftng
2020
fu
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1599
gan
1791
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2311
fu
gan
ftng
463
fu
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1659
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1708
gan
1212
fu
£
1918
gin
1362
fu
it
2009
gin
m
2010
gin
2038
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2220
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2363
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2364
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3021
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3034
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2817
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1314
fei
1582
fei
g|n
m5
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m
m
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m m
2994
fu
fei
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2659
fu
246O
fei
IP
2560
fu
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tf
2875
fei
m
2621
fu
en
js
1783
fei
389
fu
er
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887
fei
6r
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1446
fei
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n
666
fei
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m
1453
fen
£r
—
2
fen
er
ik
1629
fen
b
fen
r
%
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fen 1260
fa
m m m m
fen
fa
k
922
fen
fa
m
1622
fen
fa
2012
fen
fa
2555
fen
m
m n m *
n
m # # m m
2733
2734
2998
S~y
m
m
if
a m
G
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1643
2543
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1699
m
m
989
m
fang
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m &
feng
fang
m m m
872
feng
109
e
m
701
609
2473
fing
ft
1835
2704
1056
%
e
e
m m £f in
TJ
e
& &
«
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du&n duan duan
1546
2095
287
947
fu
1261
fu
2219
ft
in
767
641
ft
m
768
gang gang gang
1886
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2317
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2772
ft ft ti =F
m
1102
2463
436 1225
tf
m
486
m r AT m m
1285
2432 2572 2575
540 672 1229
#
2578
2989
it
m
1227
1403
m
1404 2826
783
g*ng
1296
ging
m
2827
ft
m p 5
m m
1336
gang
il
1544
2997
ft
n
2248
gao
»
1555
ft
m
2726
gao
1834
ft
ft
61
gao
1977
fu
S>J
85
gio
738
ft
©
189
gio
1742
ft
361
gao
W m
2828 2832 1310
296 1606 1969 1819
A
1953
237
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS
288
INDEX
iv:
ge
if
89
gft
ge
£
335
ge
»
441
g* go
ge
n # ik
Afe
316
ha
515
hai
2811
g* gu
g^
282
gu
g^
1365
gu
2058
gu
ge
2549
gua
m m
ge
2881
gua
m
ge
*
ge
&
m m
% m
281
gui
ge
757
gua
gei
1011
guai
3fB
gudi
m
g^
m
gen
gen
ft
1084 1086
guai
geng
if
2797
guan
geng
n*
1913
guan
g^ng
M
I
gong
& £
gong gong gong
gong
m
gong gong
&
gong gong
1 00
r\
is
m m
guan
1677
69O 1494 293 595
2246
guin guin
n
967 1099
941
guan
m
100
1307
guan
t*
545
2069
guan
2230
guan
m m
2697
guang it gu&ng
2775
guang
273
1587
gui gui
2711
gui
232
gui
fi
110
gui
la
1306
gul
119
1473
1862
gui
2833
iS
£)
77
1845
m
ft
680
han han han han han
h&n hin hin h&n han han h&n hkn han hang hang hao hao h&o hio hao hao
2244
he
&
433 1136
'M
m
1138
* s
1167
1147 1187
2569
M S5 m,
w ns
2655
2656 1638
2573 541
m ¥
1228
ft
1746
ft
1823
1178
ff
25 77
if
2579
f
699 2760
U
IE
1721
<
2795
97 •?n“
ft
238 1493
2796 791
2901
he
P5J
1511
2976
he
fO
712
1441
he
ft
144
1597
he
a
245
2390
he
*
710
1292
he
ft
774
1547
he
$
1137
m $ m m m
1321
gui
2710
gui
* m
1356
gui
Be
2391
he
ft
2040
ns
1502
gui
fi
2679
he
ft
2059
1514
gun gun guo guo guo
1650
he
ft
1680
h£
ft
2274
he
ft
2812
w
2735
he
ft
2971
HI
516
m
g“ gu
1995
gu g* gu
567
ft
gou
g“ gu
1541
guan
gou
g6u g6u g6u
hai
314
g6ng
g6u
1355
1457
m n m n *
gou
%
m
643
246
hai
1509
2120
H
833
fS
853
980
)ik
M
m
guan
692
m H
hii
00
966
w M £
gfrng
1197
72
2696
g&ng g6ng
1071
1963
gti
fij
m m
978
gu6 gu6 guo
w m
1168
2550
ge
645
2482
*
16
S£
600
hei
2422
* s
696
172
hei
ns
1536
hen hen
a
2604
ft
1085
hen
m
2440
hen heng heng heng heng heng hong hong hong hong hong hong hong hong h6ng hou hou hou h6u hdu hou hou hdu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hua hua hua hua hua hua
ts
2441
¥
1607
Df
1608
fi 1m
1764
M
1939
ft
m
1474
1596
2695
SE il
£ ft
1016
1707
1864 2212
2694
m w
2810
2693 1216
ft
2567
in
2568
n?L
94
If
113
ft
1029
ft
1217
/
1854
M ¥
1106
if
1107
W
17
816
ft
145
ft
1970
ffl
2766
SI
2806
ft
2979
ft
1422
s
629
2707
m
593
830
7E
772
i'J
313
tt
979
¥
1181
1$
1182
#J
1632
INDEX
iv:
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS I
hua hua hua hua
m m
312
is
326
it
771
huai
ts
546
huai
(B
1932
(ft
2899
huai hudi
huan huan huan hudn huan hudn huan hudn huan huang huang huang huang huang huang huang hudng hudng huang huang hul
m m rm
380 596 677
m m B m
$ £]
M
678 2324
hui
424
ji
m
842
jian
r£
141
ji
PH
983
jian
X
157
ji
IX
2007
ji
2116
ji
BE
336
ji
if
594
ji
773
ji
» m m w M m m (A
1741
ji
1770
ji
1959
ji
2276
jia
T
jia
2073
jia
809
ji
m
60
jia
8lO
j‘
ft
464
jia
m m
636
jia
1031
jia
1037
jii
1347
ji
1693
ji
1775
ji
m m
254
ji
1159
jia
255
ji
d
1160
jia
1472
ji
3S
1289
jia
ifel
1710
ji
ft
1839
jia
tl
1767
ji
2354
II
1694
ji
m
f)t
1761
ji
m
1*
2988
ji
1520
ji
m n
% u m m
291
n ji
564
ji
1763
ji
hui
521
ji
hui
0
520
ji
hui
IS
1774
ji
hui
fSt
2913
ji
hui
*
2143
ji
2304
ji
hui
jian
1033 1101
jian
m
1988
1488
jian
h*j
2052
jg
1778
jiin
ft
2253
ft
1849
jiin
ft
2431
m m ft
%
m m m
X
m
m
2962
jian
2974
jiang
492
jiang
695
jiang
m K m a
740
jiang
ft
2005
jiang
a
2043
jiang
2215
2216 2217
3012
m
1320
ft
2190
848
jiing
ft
2192
ft
697
jiing
m
2193
m
II98
jiang
£
1956
jiing
2451
m
2858
jiao
2510
jian
'£
107
jiao
PH
308
jiin
n
686
jiao
502
jian
1080
jiao
&
584
jian
1512
jiao
870
jian
1600
jiao
1014
jian
2094
jiao
1087
jian
m
2144
jiao
m
m m s m m
137
2191
jiing
jia
18
2762
2884
jiing
jia
ft
1646
2415
jiang
h
1639
2045
1724
gp
ft
2315
jian
jiang
& m
86l 1205
jiin
00
m
/
m m mt
1015
m m w
rtr
•
158
m
iff
**
J
w M
hui
M
1781
0tcp
hui
hun hud hu6 hu6 hud huo hud huo huo huo huo hud
2270
289
m ft
1497
jian
1664
jian
1915
jiin
2601
jiin
2798
jiin
ft
485
jiin
m
1030
jiin
2654
V)
m
920
ft
a E m
993
2407 2620
407 958
m
m
£
969
m
1733
1533
1735
1736
m m
00 V^l Os)
2533
jiao
2564
jiao
278
jiao
347
jiao
787
jido
1206
jido
m
1241
jido
jiin
ft
2054
jido
2964
jiin
ft
2056
jido
&
188
jiin
ii
2312
jido
1
U
2323
322
jian
M
55
jido
m
2330
2459
m
2647 2740
m ni m m
2852
2443 1043 1112
2619
ji
2943
ji
hui
H m m
1169
ji
hui
is
76
ji
hui
#
244
ji
it
hun hun hun hun
# m m
1330
ji
IE
487
jian
ft
352
jido
&
1331
ji
g
602
jiin
ji
370
jiao
m
971
1605
ji
ft
606
jian
ft
750
jiao
wj
1130
2902
ji
718
jian
ft
758
jiao
ss rm
I67O
hui
hui
%
m
M
1315
2203 2250
290
INDEX
jie
m
jie
m IS
jie
m
IV:
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS
in g
1516
juan
566
in g j
1610
juan
706
jing
2339
juan
303
jukn
321
juan
425
j
994
jtog
jie
m
2062
jing
jie
In
1012
jlng
jie
Iff
1088
jing
jie
J\\\
1549
jing
1738
jing
jie
m & m m m m ft m m
jii jie ji6 jie jie jie
jie jiS
2799 261
m
jin
in g j jing
jing j'in
m
382
H
2291
996
ft
1220
1686
kuai
m,
1443
9
kai
jiu
A A
778
k&i
§a
2413
jifr
IS
1061
k£i
Wl
2464
304
kan kan
fij
jiu
a
jiu
J9
2914
l6l3
ju
g
826
*3
1801
kan
2779
kang
829
kang kang
P P P P P P
503
00 v-n
m j*
ju
ju
Jh
301
1027 fit
1152
w
1155
j'mg
ss
1421
1973
2210 1465
2614 63
1863
&
n m m m m
P P P
2186 22
1957
46
ll86
00
m
2993
kan kin kan
838
3030
-t?
1447
1660
884
mn
11
1177
290
ka
jiu
1176
m s
ka
856
1077
148
1965
317
1019
2442
2495
«c
1989
m
K
jiu
in g J
g
IS
jun
839
1076
0
jin
m
2405
m
jin
kuai
2404
it
jie
jin
2674
m
jim
jiu
jin
kuai
jun
jing
2476
u m & 5
2673
2341
jing
1316
Si
jin
2576
kong k6ng k6ng k6ng k6u k6u kou ku ku ku ku ku ku ku kua kua kua
2508
1298
ji^
jin
2090
jun
j‘
jiu
11
i/L
2340
j
1831
jin
keng
ng
241
1829
intL
ken
jun
jue
455
p p p p p p
1207
m m fix
jx
m
VO 00 r\
549 881
m m
2158
955
m
956
kul
1%
2232
km
kao
n
1215
kui
11
2159
II
k
1798 556
n m
827
$j
1426
ke
1427
ke
it
1780
ke
n
1997
ke
2050
ke
g
2611
ke
m
2499
fg
2613
ke
g
88
2615
ke
m
70
kuan kuan kuang kuang kuang kuang kuang kuang
kang kang kao kao kao
m
357
1218
1157
454
m
1139
1284
mg
ju£
283
m n
2885
c
jin
ken
jun
$C
jin
1111
jun
U
jin
m
4^
-Lfc.
877
jte
jin
ken
456
jiu
~7
2383
jing
jie
m m % m m
2380
jing
jiu
jin
ke
k£
2520
412
§ M
911
2140
jidng
jin
102
1#
242
f
jue
k£
in g j
898
jin
jue
318
2382
jing
n
jin
2338
m * m m
00 \-n
1926
it
rfi
jue
#
ke
2060
ji^
jin
si
1312
m
1794
« M %
jie
jin
M
m
m
2444 2445 295
998
?L
93 539
e
999
p
11
in
1793
1843
IS
197
229
m % 1*
m
m
2288 214
524 525
2395
2876
i#
2877
2878 1219
%
215
ft
2100
ft
2617
a u m
253 143
2616
ni
2945
m
2946 2287
is
2873
2629
855
kui
M
2904
895
kui
ft
2678
nj
1562
kui
ft
2903
If
2118
kun kun kun kun kuo
1962
792
423 2113 ffl
1822
IS
562
514
INDEX
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS
IV:
291 |
kuo kuo kuo
m
2546
ii
IE
2736
ii
m
2947
li li
L
&
la la la
ft
te
m
la
a
la la lai
lai
% m
lai
lan lan
m m m £
lan
m «a m m
ten
it
lan
lta
|y
1967
liao
2481
liao
2992
liao
169
liao
210
liao
258
lteo
376
liao
m s $ a
li
1671
li
2584
li
1238
li
2919
li
2920
li
789
li
m si
2057
li
SL
2586
li
ti
1081
li
n ii
m
2959
m
2437
li
ft
1975
lin
2438
li
2157
lin
lid
1342
lian
ft
m m n pi
i £
m k
m m m m
m
ldu
894
1ft
2632
1ft
1911
lu
662
1ft
2869 2870 2871 28 66
1ft
9
3011
11
874
1923
lu
51
00
2921
111
192
lu
684
lu
vy*
976
2887
1ft
2889
lu
m m m m
3029
lu
ft
700
1554
lu
m
1022
ling
ft
2373
ling
ft
2374
275
ling
2479
lu
276
ling
2496
lu
1456
ling
2497
lu
2149
ling
2498
lu
2150
ling
1053
lu
2151
ling
2375
ludn
2888
ling
688
luan
788
ling
ft
977 1132
1428
2872
H m m m % ft
zt
2882
lu
S
800
lu
fg
801
IS
2068
m
8ll
m
2086
ft
2773
m w
2360
2953
liie
SL ms
1500
1050
1813
1603
2053
lift
m
1047
lfte
ft
1025
lift
ft
632
lftn
&ii
1240
liu
m
1046
lftn
1874
lftn
1875
lftn
pRfl
1325
2367
luo
IS
1008
2603
luo
m
2296
3003
luo
1049
luo
m
2334
lian lian
lei
2686
liang
ft
302
liu
l£i
II
&
1093
liu
2589
liu
2590
liu
ft ft
m
727
liang
lei
2096
liang
m
1559
liu
lei
2295
liang
ns
1972
liu
m
In
1051
liang
3005
liu
/ \
6
luo
mt m
1116
lidng
1450
long
ii
1444
luo
1569
liang
1627
long
2512
luo
m
(t
M 1 m
lu
1451
398
li
2283
663
3022
m m
m
RS
1912
ffi
1666
li
2952
2084
lu
s n
leng
m
1480
2372
m m M
ft
2649
ft
m
lei
ldu
ling
m
\ei
2633
2825
m
m
m
m m
lian
lidn
I6u
1275
2072
95
2631
1423
lian
2778
'M
2909
lu
1094
7
lou
lu
2449
lei
I6ng
2630
m
1461
lian
lian
1048
1052
lian
954
m
2911
2906
m
2746
lidn
I6ng
ling
ME
lidn
170
2910
ling
lang
lian
m
9 m s m m m
2824
lian
803
long
2540
2450
1572
long
300
IM
m m
2932
& n
m
le
lie
lin
m
lang
ldo
716
lin
1483
m
lie
1430
2430
lao
687
1968
li
li
lao
lte
li
2958
li
lao
lie
408
lin
2990
m & m
1535
m
.
lin
li
lang
lie
723
li
ldng
1534
756
li
li
2587
lang
li£
M m
1082
1484
2439
m m
1069
ft
m
m
liang
57i
t®
ten
1966
li
ten
lan
m
570
ten
ten
li&ng
lteng
m
jgB
m
1614
1949
l
m
lan
li
m m
m
m.
1326
2720 2721
m
m m
2333
2335
2336
m
2859
292
INDEX
lu6
If
lu6 lu6
m m
iv:
2119
286 287
lu6
&
2305
luo
IS
2983
M ma ma mi mi mi mi ma ma ma mai mii mil mai mii mai
man man man min min man man mang mang mang mang mang ming mao mao mao mao mao mao mao mao mio
m m H 51
m m m
1416
528 1415
2848 2850 2854 1417
njII
1418
ft m.
1751
if
309
m
m m m m ti
m
171
310 611
790 1402 2337
2457 2933
m
1452
s
674
it
675
676
W
458
It
544
-H*
tr
1692 1695 2723 1828
ft
m
2447 931
€
1381
ft
2209
r^i
m
175
dt
340
m «
2366
384
ft
2448
me
«
1038
mii mii
is
432
598
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS
mei mei mei mei mei mei mei mei mei mei mei mei
men men men meng meng meng ming meng meng ming mi mi mi mi ml mi mi mi mi mi mian mian mian mi&n mi&n mian mian miao miao miao mido mi£o miao miao mii
ft
& n m
1615
mie
M.
1637
na
m
3027
1617
min min mlng mlng mlng mlng ming miu
Js;
1334
nii
Ti
582
®
1683
nii
20
nai
^
112
nai
iS
266
SS
2809
nan nan
1684
2092
m m
2666
St
43 i
n
496
2665
m
206
ft
1556
m
2093
ft
2900 2553
n
1201
1202
m
-*-+r
m M m
1561
1720
2417 1719
2419
¥
294
X
2418
n
1978
m B
726
Si
* &
725
1454
386
SR
1335
mil
If
2303
mil
&
1411
mil
1363
1364 221
as
m m
m
®
1790
nii
If
1806
222
218
na
1943
ni
116
1749
ni na
345
na
2099 2161
n
m m m
691 1179
1200
2677 00
0
v-n
m
1466
ii
1467
m
1663
as
822
ft
m m m
639
174
203
ni
204
ni
H
217
ni
$1
219
ni
227 1564
P@
2277
ni
If
2667
nian
1286
nian
99
nian
779
nian
M
1515
niang
ft
1095
ft
1571
niang
ft
2502
H
HX
1800
1630
HI
2622
806 1948
it
903 1188
1396
220
ning
m & a
385
ning
ft
2425
a
1490
191
nin
S S 8
1565
niu
ifc
1616
niu
1765
niu
1921
niu
3026
ft
550
w
1459
640
m
741
2371
2829 ft-
niio
^
m
821
823
ni
nie
HI
1432
ni
15
M 8
2588
% m M
S
N
1524
583
nin neng
H
mu mu mu mu
1807
m &
ne
S
if
m ® a
1752
mou m6u
ft
2844
JH
1808
1858
1789
1563
tH tM
2104
1788
ft
Si
IP
mo mo mo mo mo mo m6 m6 m6 md mo mo mo mo mo
m
637
1442
1045
2648
mu mu md mu mu mu mu
724
M
nan nang nao nio nio nao
cm
m
1458 2316
nong nong nong nu nu X nu nu nuin
1804 742
2370
235
2965
m H m # ft
2967 1438
1439
574
693
694
& &
1927
st
2325
96
INDEX
IV:
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS |
pen peng peng peng peng peng
m
% m
2624
peng peng peng
2823
Pi
nue
j®
2867
nuo nuo
if
2937
m
1619
o m m
ou ou ou 6u 6u
.
1253
2625
[o&
2815
ft
pa
m
pa
1796 2251
Pi
pa
i)\
1792
Pi
pa
m
2660
Pi
pa
ta
543
pa
m
1656
pai
it
1795
pai pai
m m
pai
pii
pan pan pan pin pan pan pan pang pang pang pang pao pao pio pao pio pio pei
%
m m
2471
m n
m
910
Fp
m 4 II
m m
2730
qian
ft
2995
qian
ET
1303
qian
m
2689
qian
2692
qian
ti
2729
qi&n
2487
pu pu
ft
2699
qi&n
M
2725
qi&n
2600
Q
2969
qi
2085
qi
2542 2565
2765
HU
277
ti
2461
m
350
m m ft it
2664 351
2675
2676
qian
X
439
qian
m
2148
7
qiang
1288
qiang
-t
m m
it
1210
2488
qi
j®
1636
qiang
2489
qi
m
1950
qiang
E m
2557
qi
2136
qi*ng
It
2559
1323
qi
ft
2137
qiao
ft
1844
ft
qi
qi
'WnJ
2863
qi
1195
qi
& s -/
N
2294 943
Ujrtsc
2182
2138
qiao qiao
ft ft
1964
2669 122
qiao
ft
406
1287
qiao
li
1734
ft
2015
2544
qi
ft
1420
qiao
ft ft
1487
qi&o
1850
qi£o
405
799
qi
m
1880
qiao
m
1744
3000
pin
ft
642
qi
ifr
2130
qiao
in
2002
4 66
pin
ft
356
qi
2668
qie
Hp
1928
pin
PP
2670
qie
&
1297
2908
2434
447 2281
1062
a
m
qian
P
448
pen
qian
pin
2178
3032
ft
1691
2691
2147
qi
1714
p£i
a
m
1982
974
tit
qian
pti
914
piao
2349
qian
pii
2719
piao
ft
1690
2690
1250
4
m
pian
2055
Ml
2176
490
m
M
pian
ft
qi
t&
ig
P H
37
qian
1194
m
m
pian
Pti
2968
if
pian
m
m
¥
2898
7r:
1715
m
w
1$
qian
1902
656
&
p6 pou pu pu pu pu pu pu
1592
pi$
909
m
557
po
piao
1884
tml/
pei
pii
3004 1353
pei pei
610
At
pi
Pi
2563
2936
M
1492
2643
2808
m
Pi
Pi
1542 2525
2531
Pi
1213
19
3016
m m
Pi Pi
m m m & m
HC
Pi
P
1833
293
1661
2013
2427
t
w.
950
m
1760
.loe
1—
1—4
w 4 ¥
21
qi
2225
qi
TTrfa
pin
ping
ping ping
0
m
± £
2999
qi
1103
qi
£
1104
qi
SF
OO v-n
qi£
434 491
qln
m n
2097
qln
ft
1689
2412
qln
15
2185
230
qin
ft
1117
iti
1175
¥
2123
M=L
ping
tf
1105
qi
ping
£R
1642
qi
2067
qi
ti
409
qin
2088
qi
ii
1360
qin
ping ping
ping ping
P M
2791 1125
2465
qi
ft
1361
qin
2855
qi
ft
1518
qin
efl
1900
qi
£
1685
qln
11
2184
ft it
1901
qi
ft
is
1028
2637
qi
ft
658
ft
659
J.-r*
po po po po po
§§
81
qie
ICn
2529 2539
2173
qing
2518
qlng
qia
1576
qing
tff
1156
qia
1766
qing
ft
2017
1151
INDEX
294 qing
®
IV:
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS
2365
ring
1®
® M S
sang
1145
sang
2452
sing
1824
sao
m m
2301
sio
tf
2774
qing
fi tf
2985
rao
qlng
In
1153
rio
qing
tf
1675
rao
qlng
tf Bf
1154
ri
M
1782
sio
2506
re
IS
1134
s£
2883
rin
A
736
s£
\Z
761
s£
qlng qing
£
2501
rang
qlng
m fe
m M
1393
she
1841
shi
1842
she
2857
shi
shei
ft
505
1283
shen
$
850
1641
shen
w
851
1787
shen
n-
951
w
1001
m
2320
rin
qi6ng
1
%
3028
rin
531
sen
IS
193
shen
714
ren
J]
80
seng
9
2022
shen
1003
rin
532
sha
115
shen
qiu
A
128
rin
IS if
793
sha
qiu
3
^
250
ring
tfi
1838
sha
qiu
H
737
ring
iJ)
751
sha
0
12
sha
§
649
sha
650
shi
802
shi
qiu
It
1063
qu qu qu qu qu qu qu qu qu qu qu quan quan quan quan quan quin quan quan que que qui que que qun qun
ft
892
rong
ran
1251
rang
1906
rong
®
2089
r6ng
t§
1893
shi
IS
2626
rong
ffli
2307
shai
IS IR
2862
r6ng
rat
2880
shai
2612
rong
3035
shan
667
r6ng
288
shan
932
shan
[IS
® A
ring
1917
r6u
624
rou
668
rou
H H K %
933
shan
$1
782
shan
98
shin shan
ffl
2381
ru
tl
1846
ru
fM
889
^
129
ru
?L
2362
shan
A
257
rii
2895
shan
912
ru
225
ruin
^ A
A JS
Uk ig
228
sai
san
209
sin
Sfc
1146
sin
$
ft
39
634
sheng
#
40
2639
sheng
2641
sheng
9
1368
ft
2715
sheng
2717
sheng
2554
shSng
805
shing
1825
sheng
2098
shing
shi
1551
shl
1944
shi
s
1566
sheng
167
shao
sai
2890
179
shao
si
shen
shl
944
R B
shen
shi
if
M H W H H
2139
44
rud
shao 901
shio
2891
shao
2653
shao
1148
she
2503
she
3
m m a/
A m m n %
she
900
she
2049
shi
a 0
2793
2245
shang
m
852
s « w »
shang
1042
jf[
shin
1706
shao
si
shen
1753
shl
212
si
2941
1894
2548
886
3006
»
^ET
f}¥
it
shing
PI
743
shen
890
ruo
if
1575
shl
508
2114
2792
shing
±
1916
shin
763
1405
885
2500
416
run
2814
m M m a m
shen
Si
rui
t§
B n m
2297
1574
# m m
fi
2179
b!
Oj
shen
shang
%
1740
/\w
shen
shang
rui
iH
m m m m IM
136 1143
638
1925
®
& n B m
442
St
ran
rin
ri
If
952
she
rr%
2292
ft
v-n
2923
00
H
qiu
00 OJ
£ m
qi6ng qiu
599
t±
65
shi
104
shi
1519
shi
2299
shi
2236
shi
1291
1758
1920
2646
1163
m & m m m A m m tf m M
2511
29 77 121
671 913
1679
2420 327
682 812
820
964 965 2345
+ 5 m n a
1096
10 114
156 183
38
shi
a
1811
481
shi
ftb
2455
1814
shi
355
shi
A m
586 623
INDEX
shl shi
shl shl
m m
shi shi
%
m ±
shi
111
shu
927
shu
2087
shu
2856
shu
27
shu
307
shu
333
n n s m m m
iv:
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS
9
2242
song
2243
song
2917
298 1611
sou
1074
sou
shu
1141
sou
m m it
1553
tai
1889
tai
s6ng
m m
1890
tai
sdng
fiS
2377
tai
2922
tai
2925
tai
3033
tai
2585
tii
1945
tan
1st
334
shu
1142
sou
shi
m
368
shu
1236
su
shi
TtJ
388
shu
1479
su
m
1946
tan
shi
it
417
shu
1759
su
ft
2028
tan
452
shu
2414
su
m
2008
tan
627
shua
mfl
2195
tan
834
shui
2830
tan
2831
tan
864
tan
m H
shi shi shi shi shi
m 9
shi shi shi shi shi shi shi shi shi
shou sh6u sh6u sh6u shou
m
shu
m
shu shu shu shu
shu shu
shuai
em
1377
shuan
1662
shuan
2006
shuang
2126
shuing
2127
shui
2231
shui
2453
shui
1131
548
shun shim shuo shu6
506
shuo
617
si
g
618
si
it
1568
si
2752
si
2924
si
279
si
311
si
m
ft
shou shdu shou shou shu shu shu shu shu
shuii
shuai
shuai
1815
«c ir ft
%
1133
1328
836
878
shuang
ft
m m m
shi
shou
m ft m «
i s w m m
® $ m
m m m ft JR
67 181
&
m m 9
si
song
2211
song
1482
s6ng
2233
song
*1
1826
su
M
1150
tan
su
it
1237
tin
m
1526
2402
tin
m
2794
1585
suan
1810
suin
400
suan
tK
126
sui
IS
1185
sui
1955
sui
125
sui
2886
sui
469
m $ m m m
2606
963
m rtt:
m
m m
u
2107
ft
SI J*
507
tan
2080
tin
985
tang
«
2271
tang
tang
TTn
2101
tang
sui
m
2282
1517
sui
6?
2355
sui
sun
1005
sun
1290
sun
1348
suo
i960
suo
2671
su6
2672
su6
664
su6
797
ta
2758
ta
2805
ta
644
ta
2807
ti
2961
ta
1440
tai
3008
tan
&
m m w m m m % rp T € m m m m m m *11
2541
2594
tan
359
535
U
733
1718
331
'sk
% m
tang
155
1877
2538
m
2170
ft
1909
2534
n?
sui
u m
1522
ll80
su
4
si
m m
su
m
1876
1433
tk
1651
si
si
120 1172
1276
si si
1871
m m
633 1252
1869
su
604
1852
m
su
sui
it
m x 9 m
2081
59 i
m m m m 51 m m u m B] & m m
621
1867
2160
2934
.
wz
n I7IA
shi
&
295
1002 1882 1883
11 Wj
2532
494 655
It
879
/)$
1899
tang
m m
2401
ting
«f
2003
2944
ting
1041
ting
1797
tang
1984
tao
2318
tao
2403
tao
857
tao
224
1590
tao
1594
2327
m
1644
m m
428
477
tao
752
te
1745
teng
247
teng
2252
teng
1865
ti
m
1727 2753
2837
2928
$
2838
2839
m
tao tio
2155
2228
w m
tao
tao
880
hi-
m
2996 324 1390
ft
M &
236
2180
2596
®
8
Hot
2847 2223
296
INDEX
iv:
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS
|
m
ti
n
2254
tu
±
147
ti
to
1070
tu
B±
151
681
til
ft
1409
wing wing wing wang wang wang wang
2078
tuan
m
1471
wei
ti
m
ti ti
n
ti
n % m m
ti ti
ti ti
tian tian
ft
m
tu
563
tu
1672
tu
to
3015
2221
tui
2222
tui
403
tui
1773
tui
2241
2582
m
m
m
e $ M & IE
704 1021
1580
459
460 530 1577
344
565
wei
to
705
1942
wei
It
1057
1090
wei
1089
wei
$
1221
1667
wei
11
1222
2472
wei
m
1731
468
wei
it
1384
wei
m
1007
150
tun
SB
2663
tuo
m m
744
tuo
1809
tuo
m
1817
wei
m §
975
tuo
ft
2800
wei
to
1223
52
tu6
1859
wei
n
1382
tian
m
m
369
ft
*
tian
tiao
1931
tun
ffl
tiio
tu
14
tian
tiao
2260
tie
m
•e
Vc
1779
2570 719
A-t-f.
tie tie
m m
ting ting
ting
ting
ting
tu6
to
2984
wei
to
1386
tud
a
1803
wei
n
1947
708
tu6
ni
2536
wei
it
2571
w£i
pr
28
w m m
g
2064
Wei
2761
wa
1054
wai
176
wai
262
wan wan wan wan wan wan win win win win win wan wan wang wang wang
794 795
tong tong
R
ting
2986
wa wa wa wa
759
m m m
ting
tong
m M m
1552
tdng
to
1010
3 S
n m
2376
tong tong
CX
CTQ
t6ng tong
m
414
1985
1248
tou
2011
tou
597
tou
gS
1067
tou
M
721
tu
31
tu
997
tu
W
709 299
ting
ting
339 1657
ft
1941
tu
IB
522
tu
m
1235
wei
1669
2030
jH
M B
2818
to
2819
h B $ M 1 E E C3
ft
18
1295
1369 5
360 509 1294
E
1990
m w to m 'U)
2018 815
817
934 935 1371
ft
202
2874 2938
n i
m
824 1460
1755
X
lit
1709
w£i
ft
749
xl
57
108
ft
2285
wei
Hi
1224
xi
m
538
m
1527
w£i
to
1385
xi
2065
wei
pf?
1620
xl
1649
wei
it
2105
2202
wei
m
2106
ill
w&i
§
2801
xi
1023
w£i
m.
2802
xi
1024
wei
m
3019
xi
1079
xi
1208
xi
1270
xi
1271
xi
15
2651
xi
Btfr
2075
xi
ft
2171
m
2609
xi
to
2226
ra
1204
xi
1891
xi
2273
xi
2275
xi
2293
xi
551
xi
825
xi
it
A
ft
wei
152
K m m
w6 wo wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu wu
a m m
41
m 7C
58 182
252
s m
1412
2386 2388
to to
M
m & i t
2389
2843 1401
2387 1579
wen wen wen wen wen wen wen wen weng
wo wo wo
248
w6
457
wo
iw
m m m % a mEm
205
585
±L
B
897
xi
to
1108
xl
to
1109 1191
m wmtim m % m
1786 1919 1951
2077 2082 2121
m m
2122
2342 2416
2790 512
s n m
904 1445 1785
INDEX
xl
m
240
xiang
xl
jbl
1072
xiang
1018
xiang
!=J
xi
%
Xl xi xi xi
xia xia
% m m m m
xia xia
m
xia
513
xin
m
1729
xln
*
1367
m
ft
2103
xln
1
ft
2128
¥
297
xin
is
754
'lit'
537
xin
m
1344
xlng
78
xing
178
xing
m s IS m
1309
xing
ffj
1425
xiAng
2278
xiAng
1359
xiang
m
2516
xiang
\°\
2044
xiAng
m *
xing xing
14
1166
ft
101
xing
xiang
ft
2845
xing
118
xing
142
xing
45
xiao
576
1589
1414
xiao
2514
1506
xing
m
2770
2513
xing
1413
xiAng
xiao
1164
185
xiang
2048 2517
2406
m m m $ m $ &
2046
2769
m m
285
xiao
xia
m
2972
xiao
w n m m
xian
9c
239
xiao
IS n!H
2197
xiong
xian
m
xia
1123
1124
xiang
m T s
xln
xiAng
it
xia
0f
3023
1039
xia
m
m
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATION'S
1040
xia
xia
m
iv:
577 1262 2515
195
1060 1127 1165
498
xiAo
m
1113
2027
xiAo
m
xiong
fiij
/h vu
103
xian
168
xiong
ft
1114
xian
ft
2129
xiAo
117
xiong
xian
m
n
2566
xiAo
729
xiong
346
xiAo
957
xiong
685
xiao
970
xiong
m a m m
xian
R m
xian xian
xian xian xian xian
xiAn xiAn xian xian
m & m m M m n
xian
1203
xiao
1940
xiAo
2146
xie
2350
xie
2836
xie
984
xie
1034
xie
251
xie
1006
xie
1091
xi£
1462
xie
%
&
xiu
it
753
ya
xiu
m
1269
ya
427
xiu
2966
ya
ft
2061
xiu
2224
ya
720
ya
m m m # m «
1924
64
M m
272 871
ft
1621
i
11
2849
iS
270
m
1935
1)
II
325
1697
m
2356
m
234
ff
849
m m m
2816
1398
2782
2198
yi
1
®
2706
2332
yA
m
2785
888
ya
35
1313
1265
ya
ft
1374
fS.
1455
yA
$L
1598
ft
2580
yA
m
2783
ff
510
ya
m
26
yan
937
yan
1922
xiu
2037
xiu
2047
XU XU XU XU XU XU XU XU XU XU XU XU XU xuan
if
2929
xie
2931
xie
«
199
xie
1
717
xi£
2357
730
xie
2708
1144
xi£
1343
xln
1750
xln
OO
2786 1448 953
1449 1631 ££ 0
00
2079
2709 529
¥
m
869
w
xie
xiang
1075
ya
2879
m *
ifa
995
2111
xie
xiang
1110
ft
2505
$
m m
xiu
li
m
3014
1681
xian
xiang
2 -*c
m
ya
w %
# m
M
1570
xie
xiang
irx
ft
xie
xiang
51
xiu
1525
xiang
If
xiu
1730
xian
F
698
It
xian
%
Ig
1366
S)
m a
M
*
Y
1431
972
xian
m m «
620
2196
xian
xian
2480
xun xun xun xun xun xun xun xun xun xun xun
ft
m m
xian
1115
xuan xuan xuan xuan xuan xu An xue xue xue xue xue xu£
29
1118
m m n m
ft
%k
m m B
1528 1881
1376 1199
1702
m
1647
yan
ng
1747
ss
2300
yan
ft
2033
2322
yan
'A
160
2348
yan
s
320
m m ft
m
yan
m
371
1009
yan
fiff
573
184
yan
m
673
h> V^l
OO
298
INDEX
m
yan yan yan
m
yan
yin
IV:
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS
|
m
yin
1273
ye
ft
1866
yin
1879
ye
M
57
yin
2764
ye
216
yin
2835
ye
ft
807
1092
ye
to
1435
ye
—
fir
1938
yi
yin
ft
2034
yi
yan
$ m
187
yi
yan
233
yi
1272
yi
1394
yi
1419
yi
2174
yi
2662
yi
2930
yi
1277
yi
&
2658
yi
yang yang
fa
495
fa
yang yang
ft
1726 1818
B
yan
m m m 16
yan
*
yang yang
yang y£ng y*ng yang yang yang yao yao yao yao yao
yio
942
375
yin
to
755
yin
2454
883
yin
m n
1254
yin
en
1059
713
yin
m
1190
%
2608 2610
1293
ying
2025
ying
m
1395
2213
ying
ft
1397
1278
1513
1550
a
2680
ying
n
2813
yi
z.
91
ying
to
804
497
yi
E
jffl
986
yi
m
iik
796 00
1100
yi
ft
2004
ying
icp
1255
yi
M
536
ying
m
2605
yi
552
ying
fv
2771
yi
553
ying
1193
yi
1668
m
226
31
s
m & m
yao
yu yu
yin
ft
m n m
2344
1
11
yi
yao yao
882
\
yi
yao
yii
P
ying
500
&
2023
yin
yi
m
762
1304
yi
yao
yu yu yu yu yu yu yu
2537
ying
s
1055
n$
554
&
1624
yin
488
n
fa
808
IO83
ying
404
yao
m
yii
2063
2214
m
M
m.
m M
133
m m
2368
fa
yao
&
127
yin
m
yao yao
& m
fa
2751
ying
m m m
yio
£
y6u you you ydu y6u y6u ydu you you ydu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu
1748
to
*
yin
yin yan yin yin
M
m
m m
1256
ying
M H
2070
ying
to
2071
1696
2426
m
2978 1263
11
1954
818
ying
588
1135
ying
2657
1308
yi
m n M
2331
yi
ill
1410
166
yi
ft
1496
1407
yi
ft
1784
yo yong yong yong y6ng
1408
yi
to
1847
2286
yi
ft
1937
2467
yi
ft
2016
2840
yi
I?
2490
3010
yi
ft
2598
2249
yi
1036
yi
it
2681
1192
yi
*
2703
2269
yi
2712
yi
1357
2628
m
2768
to
2973
ye
m
2738
yin
B
449
ye
to
2739
yin
B
518
ye
m
476
yin
if
939
yin
1189
H
1434
y6ng y6ng y6ng y6ng y6ng yong you you you you you you you you
m m m m fa
fi B®
2169 2747
2378
2379
m
896
*
542
m X
3031
2168
m M
813
yii
814
yii
*
845
yii
to
m
847
2408
m m ft
2743 75
590
ft
74
X
589
ft
1999
ft)
2343
to
164
722
ft
165
280 465
fa
1230
fa
1232
to
1233
1370
ft
1602
It
1768
m
2392
JB
2822
BO
328
m
396 511
fa
936
fa
m
m
1231
1464
2940
fa
249
m
323
w
631
ft
646
to
647
15
648
iS
1400
m
938
1601 1634
it
1769
ft
1892
m
2358 2359
s m n m
2597 2713
2821
2834
m
2846
INDEX
IV:
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS |
yu yii
yuan yuan yuan
m M
a
zhin
665
zhin
zang
AW
2189
zhin
54
zang
56
W
it
m m
zheng zheng
2421
zheng
349
zheng
2164
zhin
2165
378
zao
517
z£o
HI
519
m
1654
it
2321
m.
AS
m
z£o
¥ s
1665
zio
t#
2263
zhang zhang zhang zhing zhing
z&o
2264
zhing
2326
zio
35
zhing
IS
379
zao
271
zhing
lit
m
131
zao
2261
990
zio
zhing zhing zhing
m m m BS
2916 25
m % m 3t
it
m
1933
if
2152
1?
410
zhing
¥ m
739
zhing
IE
860
zhing
411
ani\
if
m
2132
1392
m m & m
2153
2154 1239
362 363
1388
zhing zhing
2642
zhing
1897
zhi
fi-
138
776
zhi
ll
430
1389
zhi
«
2041
zhi
00
la
m m
zio
2262
2266
2042
zhi
2280
zhi
2803
zhi
2804
zhi
83
zhi
558
zhi
-=*=*-
R
m
yui yue
M
m m m
3=C
it
m m m
M z
za
zan
zhin
zang
If
ift
zai
2187
2272
zang
s>
yui
zai
zhin
zao
yue
zai
zhin
zao
m
z&i
1573
1628
130
yui
zai
m
1259
2595
3007
592
601
vis.
yui
zai
m
M W
2194 2841
VI
yue
za
zan
140
m M
m
za
zan
3017
ft
yuan yu&n yuan yuan yuan yue
yun yun yun yun yun yun yun yun yun
2939
M
yuan yuan yuan yuan yuan yuan yuan yuan
yui
# m
299
3k
m m % m $ m a n
1017
ze
1499
ze
13
ze
367
ze
1035
zei
M
m if
m
1158
zhao
2491
zhao
IS
2492
zhio
84
zhio
m $
1776
zen
m %
2267
zeng
if
2552
zeng
3020
zeng
1604
zha
it
208
62
zha
IL
1799
¥
zhi
451
zhi
1837
zhi
2429
zhi zhai
flit]
Jm
zhi
11
745
R
862
zhai
¥
1505
zhi
3009
zhi
zhe
2175
zhi
m m
1908
zhe
ift
2124
zhi
is
2026
1128
zhe
2125
zhi
R
50
923
zhe
959
zhi
ih
353
429
865
zhe
iS
332
zhi
B
2134
zhe
H
960
zhi
II
560
2135
zhen
53
zhi
IK
1329
2290
7i
zhi
ilk
1640
S
1821
zhen zhen zhen
2963 1383
H
264
zhi
1266
zhi
zhen
& m
1996
zhi
zhen
it
2436
zhi
2289
zhen
zhi
zhin
m m
2645
2504
267
zhi
2509
zhen
991
zhi
43
zhin
2896
zhi
zhin
2897
zhi
876
zhi
1373
zhi
1771
zhi
It
1958
1930
zhi
&
1961
2716
zhii
2618
zhii
162
zhii
m
1635
zhan
a
2483
zhan
1*
1477
338
zhan
iiS
1523
zheng
581
zhan
AS
1971
zheng
1318
zhan
91
2951
zheng
1503
zhin
859
zheng
tr
670
m m m
1498
m
m
194
2556
4-nn
zhai
2302
n w m 3®
68
zhi
zhio
zhi
2981
163
472
292
2199
223
1777
1861
1: 11
1848
ft
If
if
1020
m K 2 m
zhio zhio
zhi
mx,
921
zhio
471
zha
929
zhi
866
395
zhi
fcn
82
zhio
397
572
603
H m
337
m
135
zhi
15
$+
m m m # M #
m u m m
69 391
393
394 453
-±:
533 qiL'
534
622
M R
626 930 1872
300 zhi zhi zhi
INDEX
zhong zhong zhong zh6ng zh6ng zhdng zh6ng zh6ng zhou zhou zhou zhou zhou zhou zhou zh6u zhou zhou zhdu zhdu zhou zhu zhu
CHARACTER PRONUNCIATIONS
m m m
2314
zhu
2494 2745
zhu zhu
36
zhu
m
it
415
zhu
ft
&
1013
zhu
M
1652
zhu
zhong zhong zhong
iv:
|
& M m H m M
1756
2593 1245
2591
784 1242
1994
#1
m
124 134
ill
305
M
306
ft
1350
2218
m M % *
2110 1530 1567 1612
1904 2109
2864
H
961 1557
w m it
ffl
zhu zhu 1® zhu zhu If zhu ft zhu ft zhu zhu ft zhu If zhu zhu zhu zhu zhua zhu& ft zhuan zhuan 5# zhuan BM. zhuan zhuan SI zhuang m. zhuang if
M
m u m K M
m w
1558
zhuang zhuang
m
m
919
zong
2915
zong
ftt
917
zong
2982
zhuang zhuang
M
1820
z6ng
728
zhuang
JR
2l8l
1717
zhu!
i§
962
2955
zhui
1581
2239
259
zhui
M m mL
2284 2935
2960
zong
m
i486
z6u
ft
zu
2754
zl
it
444
zui
2851
Zl
p
445
zun
613
Zl
a§
446
190
260 748 1301
1586
1626
1986
504
m
47 1531
Zl
as
2394
zui
2954
zui
2352
92
2942
zi
ft
2001
zi
2705
zi
916
zi
918
zong
% % § ft
2227
2309
K
973
m
1299
pi
2684
1300
m
1591
m ft
zun
m m m »
zu6
ft
1317
669 1214
2398
1064 1065
867
zu6
lx
73
zu6
ft
2000
zuo
746
32
zu6
ft
180
zu6
Ift
786
840
zu6
ft
868
r±
7
928
zu
zui
ft
zi
2682
zu
zu&n
zi
2145
2527
2JU
ft
zu
1723
1468
1470
zu
1722
'^4*
612
m
zu 211
& m m m
365
m
1739
2255
ft]
1476
zou
2102
2957
2319
m.
zhun zhun zhuo zhuo zhuo zhuo zhuo zhuo zhuo zhuo
2238
2108
00
INDEX V
Key Words and Primitive Meanings of all the key words and primitive meanings Key words are listed with their respective character and
This Index contains a cumulative
used in Books
1
and
2.
list
frame number. Primitive meanings are listed in italics and are followed only by the number of the volume and the page (also in italics) on which they are first introduced.
commandments
10
100 Chinese acres
1.234
m
1675
100 Chinese
in
inches 30 catties
IV
V
864
again
545
again, time
2805
ache
ffi
1248
against
1990
achievement
692
against,
AH
abruptly
1814
2432 1603
m m m
above
438
acre,
Chinese
acres, 100
go
1-308
age, years of
2299
agree
authority actor
Hr
1574
684
addiction
± m
997
tit
2963
1432
44
address
administer
admire
459
admonish adore
ffi
1892
adroit
abyss
m
2194
adultery
academic 895 617
779
advantage take
agreement, in
tj|
1675
agriculture
&
1385
aid
m &
2801
589 2953
607 2829 359
1576
m m
1825
air
M.
2374
Alcatraz
w m
all at
2608
all
it
1640
alliance
2517
allocate
once
1765
allow (all-purpose
ft
2519
503
of,
2644
1144
222 1360
preposition)
2264 425 1741
1761
M m m
2957
1512
m m m
of a sudden
m m m
950
1438
1.372
algae
2242
&
357
ft
KS
all
& m
F3
aim
695
V)
advance
m %
wX
act without
abundant
discipline
Chinese
act
ffi
absurd
accept
IS
add add your John Hancock
1065
abstain from
food
and
2181
S R m & $ m -LtL
acquaint
is
be
p]
acorn
1925 1.140
of
be
ts
abbreviation
to,
afraid of,
accustomed to
1.290
abode
1160
accuse
abacus
ability
affairs, state
1629
982
abide by
1159
1681
3030
aah!
abdomen
f)
aerosol can
m
A abashed
advise
776
ffi
abandon
2281
3t
* m
11
about
m accomplishments m accord, m accumulate m accompany
B
2417
2638 1739
465
all-temperature detergent
1.175
Almanac Farmers
1-373
,
alone
m
along
ft 2764
1481
302
INDEX
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
already
E
488
appropriate
also
til
476
approximate
altar
*t
1826 1.256
alter
486
arch
507
ardent
m
altogether
aluminium amass ample amusement
1997
3F
apricot
apron
altar
although
m
arduous
IE
*s 2068
areas, outlying
analogy
n w m m
arm arm
analyze
#T
ancestor
2429 2298
2488
arm, upper
2121
army
1300
aromatic
16
ancient spoon
L
419
and
m
1859
at ease
1102
at
195
2697
attack
%
m
1927
arrive
2772
314
w
1895
2533
attend to
fa]
2757
3024
attire
m
919
2486
attitude
1705
290
augment aunt, maternal
auntie
jss
890
m
1846
2156
m
without
2756
autumn
1315
arrogant
2852
await hopefully
&
m
arrow
m
1988
1.40
arrow
awaken award
m
628
1.147
%
avoid
%
2248 2110
tits
534
annihilate
m
2564
as
annotate
si
1626
as
2014
ascend
m a
1257
1467
ashamed
1*
2903
back
2558
back,
212
though you wish
m
985
688
ash-colored
answer
734
ashes
* &
554
Asia
35
1313
aside, put
ffl
2550
870
ape
1654
Apollo
H
981
apology
»
ask
askew
2202
assemble
BE 1044
assembly
appearance
&
500
assets
1493
assist
1642
assistance,
apple
M a
rfcr
533
*
2148
apparel
appellation
158
1204
aspiration
line
provide
2050 1.246
444
Bb
1301
St
2326
apple
2.232
apply
2728
assistant
ft 2000
793
associate
IS
appoint
fi
assume
appointment,
make an apprehensive
m m
1017
astringent
1733
at
B
3021
another
anxious
2515
2190
ia
annals
1.172
m
axle
artisan
Ml
1884
axe
1991
antique
714 1411
1142
art
\K
as if
ft
2620
1.39
animosity
E
1825
tk
2511
ant
2214
2793
authority
n
m
407 1773
auspicious
animal, domestic
announce annoyed
1433
2172
angle
legs
m m m m m
1699
&
animal
989
attempt
anger
animal horns
m
authority, act
m
make arrest
304
2751
arrangements,
88 7
atmosphere attach
1.214
m w
267
it
attractive
arrange
1.170
m
once
I.165
tucked
under the
*
angel
W ,
1370
ancient
£ Wl
« 8
801
#
baby baby Moses
421
come
§§ 2244
back, go
backbone
jg
w
s %
ball
770 1941
m
ball
250 1.117
n m w m m
bamboo bamboo basket bamboo shoot bamboo slip banana bandana
728 2336
1984 2565 1736 1.161
bandit
m
1641
bank
m
banner
380 1.378
bag bald
609 2654
m
bad badminton net
1478
581
1513
1.221
2621 1528 1.252
INDEX
banyan
* m
1893
bed
bar
IIE
1282
bedsy
barbarian
M
2213
bee
barbaric
m
2337
beer
banquet
187
Baron von Rumpelbrella
base, baseball
2.87
basin
bask basket basket,
bamboo
j*
bunk
m
m £ m
2427
bell
2890
bell,
1081
belly
2336
belong to
small
block
pi 2684
434
is
915
491
blood
rtn
1075
below
n
2617 1.336
formation
be
2234 1.350
blowhard
2373
at
149
415
1482 45
2635
ffi
it 2009
body,
IS
2626
n & c
1357
human
bodyy part of the
1.23
M
bestow
4
936
boil,
1025
big
2790
bind
in
98
bind
be scared of
ffl
1772
bird
be sorry about
is
1774
bird,
00
0
m « m
betray
bewildered, be
& m m
761
body cavity
% white
1538
2454
bold
if
2579
1770
bondservant
m
1668
bones
00
vo UJ
311
1-344 «fc
2780
1000
bore a hole
n
2916
borrow
ft
898
1.215
bosom
m
1115
I. 2 I
boss
H)
2545
»
2531
m
2067
birdman
I.36O
a
1066
bite
2249
1431
bits
9
2079 172 174
bladder, gall
n
2950
636
blade
77
80
496
blanket
&
2794
1568
1.314
J.32
beans
black ink
E
1396
beam, roof
2.200
m3
book cover border
birdhouse
M i
book boots
2851
black
bonsai
2734
2534
2806
2157 1.228
2302
e m m
m
2219
it
bird ofparadise
1559
m
1386
2238
boisterous
1517
w
bring to a
2294
2178
50,001
4
Big Dipper
fast
2761 1691
boil
Biang
beautiful
m
bogus
1770
m m n
boat, light
892
$ m m m
beat
1350
1293
bewitching
beast
ft
ft
684
beardy long, gray
1151
boat
it
beverage
3025
R
bequeath
368
1082
blue or green
bent
2801
beard
m m
1970
1024
2134 2.218
2041
s
m m
Iff
1070
benevolence
Ka
bear
440
body
1.166
be afraid of
beach
dark
blue,
611
aX
bodhisattva
belt
be about to
be stationed
blue
2803
m
m &
646
991
m
blood vessels
blow blow up
m n m T
923
block, printing
if
belch
458
938
behold
2686
m
w SI
m
1.22
n &
m m a
like
m £
2177
1999
bloated
1029
benefit
be informed
blink
ft
2263
be
2969
behind
it
be frightened
blind
Ai 2686
bath
be enamored of
2521
56
1708
be bewildered
bless
TC
is
bay
n
1.271
beginning
,
battle
it 1099
1289
bat
battle
Bldg.
blend
239
beforehand
bench bend over
batter
558
begin
basket wicker
bathe
%
303
527
2280
basket,
rectangular
m
beg
baseball (team)
baseball base
beckon
1-357
m m
base
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
before
barrette
barrier
v:
both hands, carry in
both
sides, press
from bottle bottle
ofpills
bottom boulevard
2043
1-35
1333 1.233
INDEX
304
bound up boundary
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
1.40
m
boundless
bow bow ones head bow respectfully bowl
1695
m m $
bowstring
m
box
456
box boxing braces
brag
f'VT
braid long ,
brain brained, pea-
m m
brains
brake
branch
2779
ft
branch
brand brandish brave
m m m
730
912
<&
mother s younger
by ones side
1.141
2376
n
1561
bud, flower
Buddha Buddhist
monk
1.217
Buddhist temple
1492
build
564
building
672
building,
multistory
# a m *
brew
H
cactus saguaro
1.371 2.115
,
cage,
370
cake
474
cake mixer
11 hamster
it
m m
1480
66
calendar
jb
bundle
M
calf golden
on
1820
call
out
1.327
calling card
1130
1700
809 1.346
1236
calm
ft 2425
H
2502
bungee-jumper
1-333
caltrop, water
bunk beds
1.271
camel (back end)
2984
829
camel (front end)
2983
9 66
camera hidden
76
bureau
i# 2942
bureaucrat
brick, lay
ft
1518
burglar
1.78
burn
406
burst
20
bury
1976
ft 2768
m is
n m m
bushes bushes, thorn
337 1555
2678 171
can
n "T
804 88
can aerosol
1.140
can
1.362
,
,
tin
1.313
canal
1664
cancer
ft
699
candid
»
1618
so
2955
1872
business, line of
2219
busy
It
544
candle
bring up
563
butcher
ft 2483
candle
broad
ft
2546
butcher
1.130
h
2497
1.299
,
camp
a & s
bring to a boil
733
1968
2.J67
brick
bring about
W
call
2658
1.368 nil
2936
1969 2.225
& *
call
2911 1.310
calculate
945
2439 1.371
155
bundle up
ft
2763
cactus fruit
cage
w
538
cable
946
bully
into
ft 2549
2022
bullet
bump bump
ft
cabinet
calamity
bulls eye
796 1.50
cabin, ships
cadet
2362
1908
m
ft
1666
1094
m
brim over
m m
ju
1793
c
1746
IS
51
2823
2081
bud
breed
309
m
2059
bucket
1.60
s
m m
2979 1.376
in
so
brush
m
button
brown
2822
603
(front end)
brush
2.146
1466
breath
m
948
490
ni 2724
brilliant
m
2395
breastfeed
bright
89
M
?L
m
if
brow, furled
brush, writing
2980
butterfly net
buy by chance by means of
brother,
B§
breast
bridge
1993
2914
bubbles
659
bricks
m
2485
2500
(back end)
130
butterfly
1.35S
2457
if
ft
101
brutal
tt
bribe
older
brother, older
ft
briar
butterfly
2350
break
breasts
1.263
broom
brother,
bread breakers
2.114
2389
1.24
m
1.
butler
brother, father s
1.351
m
butcher shop
1660
768
of 2876
braid
1380
m
941
ii 2422
m
si
brocade
brother, elder
1.329
box, small
broadcast
candlestick
2612
2599
1.67 1.120
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
INDEX
v:
body
cane
2042
cavity,
1$ 2294
chew
canned meat
I.362
caw
Hi
1633
chick
3032
cease
m
2892
1327
ceiling
cannon canon can’t help
but
canteen
w
Cao cape capital
m
1.19
2099
celebrate
2.213
celery
3002
m w
K)
OO OO
m m m m
chicken chieftain
chihuahua child
cell
2.323
chili
l.l6l
cell jail
1.323
Chinese acre
301
censure
si 2676
Chinese harp
pepper
1.138
center
&
1277
Chinese inch
if
2364
cereal
1963
Chinese mugwort
captive, take
J*
28 66
ceremonial hall
m BA
capture
m
2727
ceremonial spear
car
i
274
carbon
5$;
1883
card
-f?
46
Cardinal Richelieu
ceremony certainly certificate
2.107
chafe
careful
11
1176
chaff
caress
m
2220
chain
Carmen Miranda 1.303
Am M m
carry
carry
on
» m
cart
carve case
cassia-bark tree cast cast aside cat
m * m m m m
catch catch up with cattail catties, 30
catty
m
2823
chopsticks
1L
201
m & Ft
cauldron
1.294
1026
local-yokel
1624
Christmas
1500
chrysanthemum
180
circle
1882
circumference
charge falsely
Ii
2938
city
s]
1348
city walls
1.135
civil
chariot
1982
chase
ii
2447
chaste
it
chasten
IS
chat
iP 1048
class
1.109
claw
962 53
1934
clamor clapping sound
cheap
&
352
clean
cheat
ii
2863
clear
cave
pi
1
77
2381
m
305
1.348 1-353
1$
1182
oft
1796
1.41
m /n
940 612
877
«
373
clench
cheek
2045
clever
m
1954
cherish
is
546
cliff
jS
1881
cherry
m
1550
cliff
m
2471
cave
1.203
chess
caverns
1.269
chest
m m
chestnut
w
93
1711
1537
1419
check
1516
1973
m m
2.219
&
m m &
clams
3030
cautious
1220
2.206
war
chatterbox
518
1311
1686
342
2730
856
2773
2.72
tree
cicada
charge
584
m
2044
chowder
1547
m
R
1.293
chop-rack
2754
cause
cavity
chop
? & take
1723
1548
charcoal
of,
m
2154
1670
cinnabar red
character
1139
2262
2590
411
1.129
2887
n m &
St
chapter
m ¥ K m
chop
2.140
1798
153
2468
choose
m
chaos
R
1787
chlorine
change 2531
779
%
2159
ii 2524
1033
chisel
92 1.305
1805
{B
chant
1037
1063
chivalrous person
chance upon
2255
&
547
1905
1427
chance, by
chapel
ii
1069
chirping
292
carry over the
shoulder
sedan
Chinese unicorn
Chinese zither
1535
carry in both
hands
chair,
2701 1.274
m & m m m »
chair
hat
carp
Mz
2443
1.108
r
2123
captive
capitol building
305
1128
1.65
2668
climb
1899
cloak
1.161
2540
clock
1.318
INDEX
306
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
|
m
close close to
2547 2031
cloth
383
communicate companion compare
m
1054
m
19
it
422
converge convert
convex
cloth,
width of
te
1659
compass
cloth,
woolen wrapping
ng
822
compel
it
1592
m
2010
compensate
16
447
cook
1-349
compete
412
cookie
1.325
competition
& *
cloth,
clothes
hanger
clothesline
&
clothing clothing conveyor
375 1.326
ig -ZX
cloud cloudy rising
397 1.167
clown
fl 1489
m m
compile
comply with compose comprehend
1680
computer concave
2666
conceal
2683
concentrated
cocktail
1.332
cocktail kiddie
2.185
cluster
m s
coal
coarse
cocoon
®s
cocoon
2312
coin
m
350
cold
ft
1051
if
2877
collapse collar
W,
698
copious
if
1661
copper
30
v>
2034
coral
m
corpse
m
820
618
correct
IE
362
2499
s Vk m
confer
Irrn
889
cough
m m
2993
confuse
i# 2467
count on
if 2004
congeal
m
countenance
m
1273
2246
congratulate
696
country
n
516
2163
countryside
n
conjecture
2370
county
conscience-
m
stricken
2131
courageous
1861
courier
535
m
court of law
1283
constitution
2505
cover
1986
cover,
633
construct
it
m
court, royal
m
556
consume
ft 2796
covering
798
contain
§
cow
789
container,
wash
2002
contend
1296
continent
963
continue
continuous
623
continuum
2415
649
m
2838
¥
m m m
m m
n M
contract
794 795 1390
1.88
;
& *
656 235 1.88
it 2630
876
crab
134
crack
« m
1009
crane
m
2812
2303
crawl
IR?
2660
1010
crazy
£E
253
2518
create
la
719
contribute
m
1794
creek
773
control
m
999
crest
875
convenient
775
Crickety Talking
ii
1055
1-344
cover glass
coworker
1343
1462
1.331
cowl (monks)
in a
1.234
446
m m
book
consult with
1.266
fit
386
2994
2105
m M g «
1.306
2104
it
10
1.314
cotton
s
a
2717
cornucopia
console
comfort
262 1802
Tjrn
consider
ifl
m
copy
324
m
commonplace
cooperate
2632
2308
comely
commodities
2705
302 1.309
ti
2244
committee
coopy pigeon
2183
condemn
m % m
commend
1935
m if
2143
m
commence
cool
1.80
conclude
comb combat combine come come back
commandmentSy
2535
1246
comb
commander
1324
consent
fe
1688
2458
cooking pot, old
1053
color
1.326
& m
cooking fire
m
collection collide
;
clothing
cornstalk
Confucian
tt
31
1439
2047
coffin
467
1148
1.85
m
conveyor
2619
m m
1.289
coffee (last drop)
coffee (first drop)
m R &
confidential
$ m m
coerce
m m
complete
2208
club
1.185
m & 0
m m
2708 1912
271
2342
90 1.361
INDEX
crime
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
}E
1056
#
dad
crimson
1495
dagger
criticize
ft
crochet needles
557
dance
m m 0
danger
fa.
dam
2.52
damage crock lidded
1.139
,
M
crocodile
crooked crops
& m
1583
1580
1956
cross
980
cross out
%
1862
crossbow
2.123
crotch
1.214
den
Deng
1.52
dense
m
1952
2 ill
department
3B
1341
1797
depend on
1294
dependents
1057
deposit
depressed
ft
1655
dark
at
450
dart
m &
dash
3025
927 1832
daughter-in-law
m m
IV OO
crow
JSi
2818
crowd
m
886
day
0
293
daybreak
0
daylight
s
1612
deaf
9
2910
death
n
664
m
crown crown
1.134
cruel
ML
crumble
m e
crust crust,
upper
cry cry out
1.267
,
deep
cupboard
m m
2679
curb
ftp
2628
cup, small
currency
m m
curse
jt
cure
m 0
curtain
curved
custom cut
V]
cut off cut
open
cutting edge
cypress
m
deep pool
0 M
deer deer painting of a
2633
defeated
1979
defend
1567
deficient
385
degrees
1023
delete
2028
deliberate
647
if
2509
1168
deliberately delicate
91 1690
delighted
0
2523
deliver
1543
deluge
2224
despicable despise
despotic
237
m m
2737 1637
Jt 2867
m n
destroy detailed
detergent
,
345 1729
ftLJ
1801
m
1996
all-
temperature
1.175
1651
detest
HR
233
1942
devalue
K
2200
1913
develop
in
1001
devil
2788
dew
2541
diagnose
1428
diarrhea
M
61
m m
1405
it
905
m m & m w m m
2651
219
2197
1.366
y
81
m
inlet
2421
2649
1807
desolate
detect
deep
m m m &
1218
926
423
is:
$ Hl
dedicated
993
desire
detain
1=1
2354
design
64
m m
2787
29
457
decline
2834
deserted
2390
declare
R
911
580
12
uf\L
2270
cup measuring
desert
deceitful
decrepit
cup
describe
deceased
2656
cunning
descendants
2952
448
culvert
descend
w t
decide
755
# # m n
m 0
deride
decayed
1174
2744
depth, of great
2501
3001
cultivate
168
I.246
m
decameron
229
.
debate
5?
m
Cui
1279
debt
m m
cudgel
00 vi 00
it 2442
m
cuddle
1114
dawn
1442
2288
2247
dangle
dark blue
n m
demon
D
2482
criminal
307
1224
2715
1938 l.l86
m & m
diced
977 2645
1449 1.21
die a violent
death die
young
diet,
m
1980
*
1150
%
vegetarian
404
different
1308
553
differentiate
316
difficult
m m
2314
dig
it
1776
dike
1440
diligent
2694
dim
2484 1179
* m m
2285 1645 1175
1720
INDEX
308
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
|
dine
£ n
1098
direction
-fi
461
director
m
2592
dim-witted
dirt
196
1-77
m
dirty disaster
2272 162
discard
m
1261
discharge
n.
1631
discontinue
discount
disease
disgrace
1634
drop
2511
droppings
domain domestic animal domicile
donate
donkey dont door
double
*
2144
ducks, migrating
double back
1.178
duckweed dude
tt
1571
due,
B
2476
#
331
m
m
doubt
2595
dove
2895
dovetail
m m &
down
2525
draft
2146
drag
2.36
drag
of the dragonfly
dissimilar
2933
1909
dissolve
650
distance
gg
2615
distant
is
379
m m m m
diverge
Bernard
dog kennel dog tag dogs,
pack of wild
drama shoulders
2857
draw draw near draw out draw together
2711
2215
h
42 1*35
2.118
1953 1817
drawing
m m m « M
1436
2986
2985
dwell
a # m a
dwelling
*£
1383
dye
ft
209
dynasty
m
48
duplicate
dust
1426
E ear
n
666
m
2909
ear of grain
m
2944
#9
2837
early
2593
earn
m *
dread
te
dream
m
2229
drench
fa
232
w m m m m
drill
drink
2.62
drip
1-347
drive
1.108
drive
m m away
748
942
868
1.63
1429
31
1604
1569
437 1330
& m
ft
drift
1451
2669
eagerly
§s
1.63
2704
2151
drawn out
dried meat
* m
dung duo dupe dusk
*
m
2459
dunce
drape over the drapes
m
y
St.
(front end)
fall
2307
dragonfly
1062
1888
divining rod
dog,
2122
(back end)
2465
dumpling
fi 1444
m
2.139
1-357
1.217
1120
SB
2368 1.32
2675
dog, raccoon
2398 1-333
2124
it
do dodge dog dog large
m
1284
m
dizzy
drunks at a bar
iJf
dragon, sign
divination
830
436
2317
dividing line
drunk
1398
m
ditch
689
1071 1.297
it
disorderly
disturb
2872
1228
n.
dragon
distribute
ft-
duck
it 2570
distinct
m 3 F
1-355
drought
drum drum
2879
1450
disobey
dissemble
m m
569 1-31
dry
Disneyland
dispute
831
(of)
1183
SI 2907
m
dispatch
m a
n w
dote on
1.298
dislike
drop
dos
dish
disheveled
droop
1.275
895
m m
discuss
1.251
dollar sign
m m
discipline,
academic
dogs, sled
m
1902
each
312
earnest
674
earthworm
ft
281
2379
25
2145
*
2494 2.161
m
543
ease, at
294
east
1554
easy
a n
2919
eat
l£
435
1195
eat
tt
2455
1591
eaves
ft
791
echo
away
267 473 818
1231
1674
economize
m g
2858
-ed
7
95
2862
edge, cutting
m
2523
1344 121
INDEX
m
edible root
« w « m m m
edit
education effect
e gg
eggplant eggs, nest Eiffel
Tower
enlighten
1915
enough
631
entangle
970
enter
482
entice
1928
entire
2360
entrust
2.33
envelop
elder sister elderly
man
electricity
elegant
elementary elephant elevate
Elizabeth,
embrace embroidery emerald green
enchant encounter
encourage
end endure
enemy
2923
erudite
2227
escape
1891
espionage
399
essence
720
establish
381
esteem
eternity
883
Europe
m m n
eminent
emperor employ employee empty enamored
m s &
evaluate
m
2433
even
2935
even more evening
555
2332
2400
54
1025
m m m B & m
every
Pi-
987
1013
example
531
excavate
exceed
1819
excellent
*
1278
excess
enjoy
¥-
297
-±±-
exchange excite
1930
1
1292
M m
1377
H m
2700
ip
2372
w m m
1473
n
2290
1594
experience
1625
explain
1886
explicate
599
explode
179
express
extend
127
extensive
947
723
2551
850
exquisite
732
851
1253
extinguish
1122
extol
1104
extract
¥
1103
extravagant
M
587
extreme
57
108
eye
a
15
431
eyeball
m
1155
346
eyeball
83
m *
exacting
examine
ffi
*
1259
2825
on an expensive
it
exam paper
460
expedition, go
m
evident
exam, take an
635
2945
1371
evidence
evil spirit
expect
1742
1272
2718
evil
tt
m M
2265
expense
everywhere
1400
2947
2064
m n
England
m
148
812
1076
1995
&
everybody
2900
418
1015
2799
exhausted
te
X
2924
998
be
m
m m
254
«
m £
evade
2225
engage in
enlarge
m m
1602
47
of,
IE
erect
etc.
ss
exert oneself
equal
1234
embellish
1239
1384
epoch
1869
embarrassed
s K *
2087
m m m
1530
tn
115
exercise
1.219
estimate
m m
emaciated
722
expansive
1413
Queen \f
elm
if
1730
W m u
eliminate
execute
2598
error
m % & M
638
epidemic
101
m m
excuse
2128
elder brothers
wife
2495
1060
M
excrement
exit
A
ft
m
X
309
m
excitement
exhibit
/ft
elder brother
110
2120
elated
M
2097
envy
8
elbow
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
2333
eight
elbow
v:
1314
i? 2236 1497
1.24
m
2092
eyedropper
1.31
eyelet
1092
m
eyes on, lay
1734
2101
955
2380
F fabric, silk
face
787
face-to-face
to
756
faction
m
2090
factory
ill
280
Fagin
762
fail
n
1233
m m
1889
m
eyebrows
1562
m
m
142
fall
464
fall
m
2306
ffi
1363
788
m m
down
610 526 1.304
fUL
faith
810
m
in
315
754
m m
287 1745
INDEX
310
fall
due
fall
short of
v:
false
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
a n IM
charge
falsely,
m
family feud family
name
family
tree
fan
Fan far
ft
n m
away
Farmers Almanac
2476 501
fiesta
fight
1455
figure of speech
2938
files
2.124
filial
piety
1328
fill
1.101
fill
2098
filling
in
3013
filter
2631
filthy
1.373
n m
# m m m m h
find, try to
1.148
flatten
$L
1598
1584
flatter
m
2093
1601
flaunt
m
1595
652
flavor
957
fledglings
1454 150
2931
2882
flight,
2874 1858
ft
flee
flesh flies
JL
205 2.145
1410 1.23
A take
a
fling
2978
HI 2847
float
2170 1.152
fart
JS 2085
1018
float
2363
1219
fine dust
%
#
fast
2206
flog
ft
2232
2315
fine jade
fS 3028
flood
909
finger
ft
M
2556
fasten fat
* m
fine
fate
on
1045
father
£
968
<&
1993
fins
1514
fir
father s older
brother
fathom
m
146
1.294
floor
fingers
1.209
flophouse
7C
m &
tree
x
fire
is 2600
fire,
M
2943
firefly
539
firehouse
tl
1767
fireplace
fear fearful
m s
warm by a
fatigued
favor
.
1.69
floodgate
fingerprint
finish
father s sister
560
182 1851
1.19
1.195
m
flora floss
2118
1.34$
flourishing
£ m
2695
flow
ft
632
2071
flower
7E
77 2
2639 157
1.249
flouds
flower
1.80
flower
1682
flute
1714
flutter
1545
2420
1.99
bud
* m
1666
511
firewood
feel
m m
540
fireworks
feelings
t«
1154
firm
IS
686
fly
first
E
848
Flying Dutchman
p
865
foam
*
164
fog
§r
935
1-57
folding screen
M
2088 1485
feathers
feelings,
innermost fell
ft
1652
first
&
2012
fish
female female phoenix fence
fend off
2113
M m M
Feng ferry
m
m m
time, for the
ft
fishhook
ft
fertilizer
fetus
feudy family
fi
263
follow
&
fishing
tl
165
follower
ft
1931
1898
fishy smell
fli
2513
foment
ft
1809
3018
fist
906
fit
1669
1865 2.124
683
few
m p
104
fiber
IS
2566
fever
204
fishin,
E
feudal official
1362 1.376
2481
1.356
Bp
ft
2112
2544
2988
go
1.213
a.
n
five
M 5
flag
m
245
'
fertile
m
167
field, rice
m
14
fierce
m
2419
fitting
.
flag
m
flame
flames
2680 5
food food, abstain
from
2693
2670
foolish
n
1.253
foot
p
2930
foot soldiers
2530 1043 2.150
1.80
footpath
PS 2277
2584
footprint
1.154
2554
footprints , trail of
1.154
flash flat
n
1322
footrace
flatlands
m
130
footstep
horn
2963
fool
m w
flared
1096
1.377
£
354
INDEX
for sleeping
m &
for the first time
'r
footwear
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
2086
fruit cactus
2030
fruit
1.371
,
stem
ginger give
ft
2051
give back
& m Aft
1525
m
2634
865
frustrate
1133
Fu
At
1336
gland
1743
fuel
m
1124
glare
530
fur
1381
glaze
forgive
if
1627
fur
ball
1.356
glider,
fork
X
1840
furled brow
2.146
fork in the road
1R
1850
formation, battle
m
991
formerly
©
by
ford
forehead forest
forge
M m
forsake fort
fortune,
good
fortunes,
355
full
284
funds
193
funeral
1346
fungus
470 gall
2173
foundation
rn WE
374
four
0
4
T & M
fowl fox
m m m
bladder
gamble garbage
43
3t 2409
m
gallop
765
found
fourth
€
fragrant
frame
m
1393
glass magnifying
1957
glass cover
740
it
m m &
of a
86
glue; glued to
2853
gluttonous
2235
go
1671
go against
1-376
go around
2107
gas
1058
gates
1367
gather
1321
gather together
m n m
839 1126
expedition
2.203
go smoothly
1201
502
go upstream goat,
m
3029
goblin
Frankenbowser
2.155
general
Frankenbowser Rex
2.155
generation
Frankenpooch
1.108
generous
475
m
498
genius
590
gentle
t m
gentry get rid of
tk
1147
get
1709
get stuck
1425
get well
frost fruit
m
2 77
ghost
839
giant
H £
400
gigantic
853
giggling
624 2829
m & m
2301
609 263
mountain
1930
¥ m & m m
1607 813
1643
2830 1.361
2139
2158
2681
garment W-
2842
w m
1780
front of a
i -79
m *
261
it
front, in
1971
£
if
m
*5
gold
frightened, be
frolic
2073
715
802
1476
friendship
frog
2.97
m % m
IS
Mi
some shuteye
1875
852
27
1.212
fresh
1.88
ft
i
genie in the bottle
2991
gods
1.212
w.
2992
920
genie
freeze
m
go to
2528
2934
frigid
go swimming
1008
gem
678
go on an
H
General
friend
fishin
gauze, silk 2616
1983
go back go
garments, inner
1117
2766
glory
1011
2.156
m
hang gloomy
2950
garment, front
m %
,
glue
garlic
frank
fraud
glass (front side)
re
frame, rectangular
glass (back side)
glowing
gargoyle
At.
fragile
1452
2100
G
1127
£
tell
m K
furniture
2217
1673
forget
force, take
m
%
m m w m & m &
force
311
golden calf
gong good good fortune
578
Good grief!
932
goods
2320
goody-goody
1522
goose
m
2184
goose, wild
m
2929
gorge
2597
gorgeous
1441
govern
m m
2.180
E
m
2611
2416
1.368
m
2334
if
97
¥
1127
2469
PP
21
2.48
m
2817
[77?
1394 1105
2048 2662
in
622
government office
GPS
767 1-375
INDEX
312
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
|
m m
grab graceful
gradually
m
613
guess
1852
guest
861
guide
m % m
guidelines
m
grain
f£
1975
grain, ear of
m
2944
grain, standing
*
m
grand
Grand Canyon
710
guilt
620
gull
2.121
grandchild
m
grandfather
tg 2739
n m
grant
granule grapes (a)
grapes (b) grasp
1041
819 855
w w
2996
ffi
1280
grass
guillotine
2995
ip
gullet
down
gulp
gum gummed label
M #
gravel
graveyard grease great great depth, of
220 115
1.102
m m
1223
u
2787
430
Great Wall of
Uf
2567
happiness
Is
1667
harass
m
1824
harbor
%
1187
2647
1210
2189
246
m m
hack hail
hair
824
n
mouse
hale
It
green, blue or
green, emerald
W 3
m
709
ceremonial
BQf
Good
2469
w
grind
1911
1752
grind away
573
m
grip
groan grope
m
ground ground ground, level
n
825
1.300
group study ,
grow up
m
384
1.303
m
hate
is 2441
have, not
have on have to
hawk hay
m s n m m
bales
2361
2021
598
2702 1265 1397 2.81
haystack
2.72
he
ft&
759
head
01 1067
hamlet
iff
918
hammer
m
head
1184
head,
752
1-43
bow ones
hamper
1.336
head, hair of the
hamster cage
1.310
head high, hold
m
768
Si
1391
Han
1808
hand
m ¥
hand, lend a
t*
1918
headed, thick-
1-77
hand, palm of the
m
1897
head-hinge
m
2329
1105
hand, right
1.214
heads
tr
67
2865
healthy
1656
heap
a «
2685
781
hear
1821
heart
478
,
group
1906
w
hand over
on the
1959
2023
2114
ground someone sitting
1787
halt
377
grin
2701
2746
1256
m m & m m
hatch
haughty 335
907
2400
712
Carmen
1391
¥
halo
grief
hasten
1167
Miranda
1578 iffl
haste, without
a ID
1716
hall
hallway
greet
harm harmony
haty
half 1151
hall,
green jade
588 1.363
2585
881
1022
837
hare
2.225
-%
2231
hard
1.358
hair of the head
1-349
;
hat
2538
green
guard
2815
hanker
harvest
JH
567 2.97
hanger clothes
H habitation
1.211
1214
harp, Chinese
halberd
grief!,
hang glider
h,-h>
ha!
1.213
m
2828
1-347
Is
outstretched
hands, two
1.323
ii 2378
guts
hands,
hang
tit
1.361
greedy
269
gush
hairs,
China
283
gun
213
grave
n m # m
2507
1.173
handkerchief
1299
handle
2.194 1.311
181
handpick
'M
m M
1178
548
hands, carry in
both
ones
ft 2627
headdress
2 J3 J
m
2531
heat
758
1208 >L'
Heartbreak Hotel
»
2941
529 2.179
m
1134
INDEX
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
3I3 |
heat,
summer
#
2233
heaven stairway
Holland
2040
holler to
heavens
J -354
ft
403
64O
hollow
ft
holy
£
2293 671
hundred hundred one hungry
heavy
M
1242
homing pigeon
2.141
hunt
heel
m
1084
honest
1609
hurl
2802
honey hood
1789
hurriedly
1.88
hurry
Hello...
helmet
1.88
* m
m
387
hoodlum
528
hoof
2.188
hook
herd
1616
hook
hero
1549
hook snake
help
hemp Hercules
hew
m
Hey!
tsg
hibiscus (b)
i m
hidden
m
hibiscus (a)
hidden camera
m
hide hide, tanned
n
3034
hopefully, await
3035
hopper, leech-
2610
1536
hill,
&
&
hill
ridge of a
hillock
hinder hire his-hers-its-theirs
history
w m
m n s.N ft
2723
hurt
2254
husband
1587
Hyde, Mr.
J -57
hydrogen
1108
1
1884
I
2854
I-beam
tt
1474
ice
horn, flared
m
2584
ice
2188
horned toad
1.327
idea
1221
horns
1.40
m % ft
Mi
1415
idiotic
1-333
host
1093
hot, spicy
1003
hot sauce
1.30s
illuminate
1403
Hotel Heartbreak
2.179
illustrious
2827
house
462
house
832
house, turkey
,
m
M
492
image, mirror
1.90
imitate
1.199
747
immense immerse
m
2687
hubbub
11
1506
imperial
1264
impetuous
2747
impoverished
high
2750
hum
2627
human body human legs human
hold tight
m
hold up
ft 2800
hole
ft
995
hole, bore a
n
2916
hump
iff
1088
Hunan
holiday
11 2908
1965
relationships
m flw
W
humble
tx Province
ff§
impressive
1608
in-
2626
in accord
1-39
1566
1247
m
m
163
2971 1.37s
1087
hoe
IF)
2602
gn
impede
mouth
536
1487
immediately
1030
866
immortal
hold ones head
M W m
1958
is
m
401
immature
1252
hug huge
*
m «
Z m
m
18 1.50
m
2196
550
551
n
illness
fn
hold in the
a
ignite
m
hold
2774
1238
howl hub hue
a
1949
2671
2-57
679
ft 2003
if
hog-tied
2596
if
hoarse
1678
1229
1.199
hitch a ride
2625
2745
271
m m
hit
2921
to 2076
identical
horse stick
586
2460
1.168
2627
how? how many? however
2016
m m
(literary)
horizontal
1287
f§
1
2257
1.299
horse
Highlander high-quality
hop hope
34
2.218
t
m # m m
859
high, hold ones
head
£R
m m
w million,
in
m m m m m m m m
218
1763
2186
2027 2959 2358 2261
642 2512
2997
m
agreement
1681
1576
in front
if
277
2721
incensed
fit
2464
2560
inception
2322
1687
inch
1529
3023
inch, Chinese
ft
153
INDEX
314
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
inches, 100
incline
3t
m
e
include
incomplete
m
increase
m
indication
m
indiscriminate
juice
668
jujube
m
2017
internal
ft
639
jump
bi
975
562
Internet
just like
M
2408
2.229
w
1697
just
m
1404
interval
m
1205
just right
is
1766
1.187
intestines
m
1725
juvenile
ft
414
2974
introduce
ft
241
inundate
'ifx
invade
{5
2430
indolent
1762
investigate
m g
indulge in
st
2435
invite
inexpensive
*
2149 1.221
infant
£
inflammation
&
1923
160
informed, be
2790
m
-ing
757
960
inhale
IS
585
initiate
fj
1211
injustice
%
174
in-law
m
1748
deep
si 2788
w TW
inner garments
1126
of
1153
kettle
iron
m
339
key
irresolute
m
2563
key
irrigate
it 2463
keyboard keys
m
island
E
1399
kick
Wi 2260
islet
m
2940
itch
78
kiln
kind
e m
jab
2268
kindhearted
m
jack-o -lantern
2.220
kindness
3
jade
1920 1143
2286 1636
727 2353 00
vj
249
king
248
3028
kiss
2075
1578
kitchen
ffi
1572
knead
m
933
1.323
kneel
®E
2391
jailbreak
2.173
knees
ft
1951
m
insects
inspect
m m m n
jar
m
2833
knock
480
jasmine
m
3022
knot
2912
jawbone
Inst.
1073
00
*-
j.253
1.281
know
376
jealous of
&
2095
knowledge
m
452
1524
Jerusalem
ip
2738
knowledgeable
if
1338
1.117
knuckle under
IS
2089
2193
Korea
«» 2569
3012
kudzu
*
836
jewel
ft
990
Jiang
instant
P
2886
instruction
III
325
instrument,
m
Jiang-2
ft
m m
job joggle
929
00
L
S'
ft
2527
*
2539
journey
it
2018
joyful
1169
joyous
IK
596
ladder
judgment
n
910
laden
663
L.A.
w a
m
2058
670
John Hancock, add your
instrument,
m m
kill
kin
J
2.185
w « m
jail cell
1.193
insult
kiddie cocktail
kidneys
1646
ft
2 66
stringed
1.323
jail
m
play an
2605
2712
jade, green
insect
intense
m
item
428
m
1621
inscription
intelligent
e m
it
2.62
fi 2707
1652
1249
insignificant
2622
kennel dog
pd
m
inside
1.182
E
m
insane
insert
keep out of sight
207
jade, fine
feelings
kazoo
1507
m m
innermost inquire
K
2185
2841
35
inlet,
invert
EH,
ink, black
now
2033
m m
inferior
138
1665
interrogate
47 i
1835 jit
individual
n
665
m
776
1910
if
increase
indignation
m
interest
inter
Chinese
2242
label
7U
labor
1072
286
gummed
lack
1.347 00
0
OJ
439 2223 00
INDEX
ladle
65
ladybug, oriental lake
lambsquarters
lamp
J -374
m m
m m
land
land
lend a hand
r? 2446
if
2176
1258
leopard
2.157
Liu
m
3003
854
live
is
2015
ff
2575
2039
1132
lesson
J .77
let in
letter
1.139
level
106
level
large
large-flowered 2629 1.63
m no
law
m % m
law, court of
m
latitude
laugh
ground
li
Liang
2753
licentious
1822
lid
m M m m n
lie
2571
lie
729
life
down
700
lifesaver
795
lifetime
m %
«o
1518
light
1734
lightweight
be
pa
2587
like,
lead
m m »
2765
like, just
lead along
m
2349
likeness
i& 2904
likewise
lazy
leader leaf
leak lean
on
leap
learn leather leave lecture
leech-hopper left
leftover leg
m m m m s ¥
m m m * m
216
lily,
limb
1215
limit
22 67 512
DSL
limitless line
dividing
1365
line,
lll6
line of business
1320
line
2854
lineage
73
up
liner
1679
lion
11 1090
lips
je
liquid
leg,
lower
leg
wooden
1.280
legs,
animal
1-39
liquor
legs,
human
1-39
list
legs,
walking
,
973
1.131
m m
water
0 00
to
liquid, thick
listen
$ *
1105
loathe
It
169
m M m m ft
n *
m m m
chowder
3005
location
1-345
lock
1
777
2.72
IM
1424
m
1728
locket
1590 1.324
m m m
1710
2404 258
lonely
Wl
606
1163
long
n
00 'vl
2228
gray beard
2.25
long,
2561
long braid
1465
long time
*
2761
longevity
m
1028
long-winded
98
2408
look
look for
1496
look forward to
1.302
look up to
00
1.358
look upward
1091
looks
2736
loose
77 8 2752
2300
*
at
1414
00
2.200
m
look back
549 833
572
& m m % m
358 1255
2951
445
2807
lop off
m
2215
lord
±
259
699
lose
5*
682
662
loss
m
2873
1039
lost
2759
lotus
m
276
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St 2869
1006
965
2894
love
808
lovely
m m w
2191
low
1061
lower leg
m
708
fS.
2347
local-yokel
logic
lay brick
on
loan
li 1694
m m m
lay eyes
1526
361
1890
141
livestock
lofty
2709
boat
liver
locust
m
up
2655
1078
lax
lift
lively
1.139
lidded crock
1998
abroad
2316
1.292
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library
203
lateral
opener
2327
last
n m
levy
dog
lash together
39 1270
2057
328
waves
ft
m
iB CP
large
literature
littoral
language
large rope
liter
1918
litigate
letter
i£
1203
2479
length of service
1309
plants
t*
315
leopard
145
#
large
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leisure
lane
lap
v:
00
jM
725
* m
619
1430 1332
JS
lowly loyal
1738
973 1491
CtJ
1756
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316
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|
u m
Lu lucent
rtr
n
lucky
m
luminous
lump
m
lungs lush lust
lustrous
luxuriant lying
manufacture
m
394
many
$
109
308
maple
m
1712
2355
march
1443
mark
3011
2449
389
market
340
marquis
m m M
648
marriage
2070
married
15
2106
(down)
1.176
M machine
m
1.279
Magellan
%
magnifying glass
magpie mail
m %
mailbox maintain
make make a present of make an appointment
1007
it
arrangements
make
the rounds
makeup, put on male
9 m ftk
%
1724
migrating ducks
marsh
© m m &
Mary master thief
matter
military
2423
milk
JSf
904
milli-
E m
2665
iX 2007
n m 9
878
1.267
$1
782 1.362
meat, dried
HI 2919
medicine
916
meet with
m m w m #
2756
mediocre
2335
meditation
1.378
m
1498
miserable
St
2137
miscellaneous miser
2.67
1653
2165
missile
244
1563
e %
mirror image
1870
2880
merely
455 1.183
miss
ffl,
K! 2856
2.164
m
2276
1.115
01 2396 1355
1188 1.216
mist
i -37
mistaken
mix
m m
mixer cake
mock
1.157
2733
moisten
1197
mold
1177
mom
1692
merit
1924
Mona Lisa
2642
mermaid
2.163
monarch
2640
mesh, wire
1.309
money, paper
899
424 2.225
;
model modest moi
2418
m n m m
969 2365
$
m
1.358
minister
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£ m
m
membrane
1.229
2016
in 2020
misfortune
melt
Mencius mending mentor merchant
m
583
mislay
1891
1119
2795
1036
1416
1342
m €
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mellow wine melon
954
mingle
mirror
661
bp
894 2214
one hundred mimic mine
360
million,
IS 1620
V
m
1250
meaning
malicious
mannered, well-
1534
2850
mirror
meeting
manifest
1684
Minute Riceman
meeting
mango
M HI
1097
691
manage mandala mane maneuver
mildew
IS
meat
344 2.139
mile
135
Bt 2498
472
36
2901
mausoleum
2987
man, elderly man, old man, young
»
meal
A m m *
1340
SR
male phoenix
mama
1994
might
measuring cup
make
if
2271
746
1017
mid-
m
meat, canned
m
1216
if
m
marrow marry
maternal aunt
655
metropolis
IS 2448
material
2.148
main room
388
625
2001
mien
2814 188
meticulous
middle
2.156
2351
1196
1.121
m
872
1864
J -35
m
2164
metal
method
2160
1331
mat match matchmaker mate
2-53
magic wand magnificent
1031
m m & m
B
m
m
woman
marvelous
maestro
magnetism
1.150
mess around messed up
m
484
15
£
a
2356
00
1232
m m m
2548 577
1095 2.143
m &
884 1588
INDEX
m
Mongolia
monk, Buddhist
m
monkey
1719
monkey monks (monks) cowl monocle
2568 i.258
mutter
1.89
mutual
1.88
muzzle
1.250
month moon moor
a
morality
more, even
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musical score
must mute
fi 2022
v:
2706
13
S £
{%
707
nail
H
587
1769
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1297
name
ft
1437
name, family nameplate
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1.221
narrate
1271
narrow
tt
185
2140
nine
K
9
no
T'
924
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no symbol
2346
noble
fi
949 1.272
noiseless
& S m
1760
noisy
2212 217
105
tr
265
non-
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1212
1-55
nonspecific
g
2201
m
2119
noodles
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1364
noon
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509
north
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420
fi
112
1.370
nimble
1.181
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naked
,
629
w m
nighttime
nobody
m
na
mosaic
mosquito
1502
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1.23
moreover morning mortar
2692 702
mysterious
1521
more and more
m
317
ft
1328 2.148
nose
m
1515
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1.32
nostrils
1.32
«
2046
1141
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575
815
&
most
ft
669
nation
moth
m
1791
nativity
is
mother mother s brother mountain mountain goat mountain range
m
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navigate
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note
m
2914
near
fi
858
notebook
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2909
nothing
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notice
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river
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m m
muddled Chinese tree
mule
2375
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*
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nourish
m
2352
1757
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it
264
now
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1186
2917
needle
1.22
nucleus
1.288
number
925
numeral
6§ 2848
numerous nun
m
negate negligent
fi
2750
neighbor
2729
nephew
% m
1244
nervous
it
1775
nest
fi
2117
nest eggs
w
2360
823
1605
objects, small
2859
new
badminton
New York
multitude
fi
0
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muscle
60
muscle
1.232
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1035
newborn newspaper
m & m fg
next night
fi
nightfall
%
1-337
m
oar
obey
,
1615
.
obscure
1.376
observe
w m
1123
obstruct
m
2967
obvious
1527
occasion
1129
occupy
443
ocean
807
of of great depth
2192 125
n
1.378
1412
2310
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1.24
net,
1479
821
1021
net butterfly
tj- 00
2026
net
1841
tt
1868
2889
1295
1137
m
net
2468
multistory
music
needlepoint
£
building
200
2338
fi
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1657
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mugwort, mulberry
598
202
neck
2.71
mud
not yet
634
mouth, hold
mouth,
not have
1.361
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in the
draw
372
near,
2.225
mouth
2741
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1556
595
2369 1034
983
739
#
497 921
H
2787
INDEX
3iS
v:
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|
1225
ought to
offer
n
1464
out of sight, keep
offer sacrifice
%
842
outer walls
76 7
outhouse
683
outlaw
601
outlying areas
654
out-of-the-way
offend
office,
government
official,
feudal
offshoot often
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ointment old old cooking pot
old
man
e %
n w $ W s m €
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3031
847 1606 1447
woman
older brother
s if
one another
one of a pair onion only
ooh!
opt for or
orangutan
592
2949 50
1768 120
52 1337
&
oxygen
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2771
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fields,
raised
patrol
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pagoda
m m m
painstaking
1241
paint, wall
pair
1484
pair,
1961
palace
1623
palisade
order, put in
jHE
2893
orders
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ordinary
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palm of the hand palm tree Pan
one of a
papa
$1 2473
1.108
(pause marker)
us
2493
pavilion
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299
1632
pawn
ff
849
pay
ft
pea-brained
s $
57
247 2792
peaceful
2304
peach
1950
peak
1.366
*
2522
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*
592
pebbles
^
2069
peck
iittr
2716
peculiar
am
1897
peddler
m m
2108
peel
ij
118
3004
peel off
m
2142
1281
peep
M
2287
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1329
s
2380
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#
1588
penalize
S3
3
m s
1317
paper,
2813
paper
2453
paper punch
1.283
penetrate
1356
parade
1.149
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m
186
224
pearl
oriole
orphan
766 2822
pear
orifice
ffi
1751
591
178
exam money
1552
pause
2508
paper
ornaments
272
282
m m
painting of a deer
2514
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ft
m
paulownia
page
976
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pattern
s m
897
patch
path between
order
orientation
B
882
path
paint
1.374
1375 ±fc
paste
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paddle
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2543
m
908
653 ifi
past, times
* m
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1121
2116
pass through
overturn
overspread
1106
59
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partnership
it
overly
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oriental ladybug
1267
overjoyed
orchid
order, place an
#
2885
1759
1.23
partial
pass away
1207
336
m
2719
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part of the body
party, political
pack of wild dogs pad
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1887
2489
102
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only then
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676
pacify
m H
part of, play the
£ m
it 2016
oneself
%
3024
overflow
one hundred million
1843
64I
1.213
ft 2990
275
519
part
outstretched
olive (b)
another
11
partner
overseer
after
park
m
2989
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j.226
2606 2266
partition
olive (a)
1
$
participate
overnight, stay
— m a
pardon
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1298
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overcome
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m
1395
2622
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658
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2183
1.319
m m
1581
1.66
m
1722
m
1494 1856
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,
it
1622 721
3016
INDEX
pent
in
pepper
chili
y
pepper plant
peppery perch
perform
perfume perilous
period of time
* m m # m m
perish
1813
poem
ft
1586
poison
1.305
pillow
ft
2436
pole
1.305
pillsy bottle
1-35
pole,
1334
pinch
2138
pine tree
1435
pharmaceutical philosopher
phlegm phoenix, female phoenix, male photo, take a
phraseology
s?
physician
pick
B m
pick pockets
1
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m m
pick up
pond
at
479
295
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it
1423
pong pooch
4 A
pool
«
2155
m m
2292
pit
1.303
2888
2414
place
1662
place an order
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1623
pool, deep
placenta
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1713
poor
plain
H
2689
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plan
1+
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poplar
2820
plank
608
popular
2767
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2962
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2125
plant, spice
736 2552
m m m m m E m
is
967
i)t
ft
2594
plant stem
2988
plants, large-
2987
flowered
1916
plastic
2975
platform
1254 615
857
pepper
194 1.305
m m
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play
instrument
2054
play the part of
2339
port
possess
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ft
pot, old
574
pothole
2713
pottery
1323
pleased
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piece together
m
799
plentiful
pierce
m
100
pliers
957
plow
961
plow
2811
plug
2.141
plum
$
pigeon coop
1.309
plum, small
m
piggy bank
1.195
plump
,
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* a a
plunder
m
1732
plunge
m
2791
(plural)
pocket
pounce on
1967
a pestle
*
614
ft
1585
n
cooking
pound pound with
1170
pour pour into
pour wine
m m m m
ft
m
432
powder power
ft
2284
practice
1202
praise
2623
pray
2183
2839
2690 1704
260 1845
BT 2394
m
powerful
2274
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poverty-stricken
1926
75
2743
2.226
m M m
210
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1.83
41
1.248
2664
1.248
pigeon homing
223
252
%
pluck
1310
738
piece of writing
pigeon
m %
749
# m
1136
2218
ft
play with
m %
%
position
plead
of the
§£ 2066
621
522
pig, sign
1726
2392
ft
750
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2541
portion
ft
piety, filial
225
2831
1887
ftf
3000
porter
2527
w
2367
1.296
post
m
363
2629
piece
picture
porridge
porron
play an
1792
porcelain
1853
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1.315
m m
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m
321
2785
pomegranate
pit
pound
petal
polished
m m
1.184
g w A
1.94
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police
2572
politics
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perpendicular
r wooden
327 1149
political party
15
m
it
m
2999
pipe
pity
319
1.282
984 1288
510
with a
644
1803
1764
m
ping
1804
pioneer
nf
pestle,
s a £
pinnacle
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peruse
of
717
permanent
person
pillage
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permit
persimmon
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pillar
1.202
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people
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m m m m
2291 19 77
687 2340 1240 1628 2755
320
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V:
against, take
1829
preface
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pregnant
& m
prepare
937
presence
B
present
make press
down on
press
from both
pretend
prudent
t*
660
1782
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m
1900
1758
quiver
ft
2167
2331 251
pterodactyl
472
pull
pulp
,
punishment
405
pup
tt
1546
purchase
price
m
1198
pure
prick
fL
1799
purple
1059
purpose
US
m
915
purse
323
pursue
push
737
private
%
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put in order
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products
m m n
profession proffer profit
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prolong
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promise
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put up for sale puzzle
racquet
radiance radiating vitality
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1.278
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m
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2893
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1589
raven
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mountain
ray
m m
2063
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quake
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quality
1885
quantity
2855
quarrel
2161
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queen
propitious
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m %
razor wire
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838
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2958
1707
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291
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m m » m
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rain
565
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rails
429
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1156
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289
prop up prospector
rack
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2643
ft 2470
put in storage
371
m m
promiscuous
184
raccoon dog
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2576
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prevent
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quick-witted
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1849
1837
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request the
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precautions
1266 2573 1275
2180 2816 119
1.372
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2896
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1755
2406
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1131
INDEX
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recognize
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rice seedling
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bow
a m « a m
IS]
restrain
54 i
m
regulations
2871
1678
hill
ridicule
research
reduce
1420
%
2939
rescue
2770
ft
a
ridge of a
1016
m m
ride
2557
2331
579
726
ride, hitch
128
2.107
W
863
2203
redeem
Cardinal
356
*E
red sky
14
1873
red
rectify
03
2682
request the
rectangular
frame
remorseful
2445
532
3 21
(rhetorical
question)
tid
SL
2412
2.59
1879
rocks
1.66
up
ft
roof beam
« £ 2
roll
room
2382 1559
627
rhinoceros
ft 2082
room, main
2586
rhyme
ft
451
rooster tail
2510
rice
*
724
root
11 1086
226
rice,
unhulled
ft
2926
rope
*1 29 77
487
rice,
wild
1.236
rope, large
3?
1354
655 1-332
2327
INDEX
322
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
a m m m
rose roster rotate
rotten
rough
same
Samoa
1470
sand
783
ISI
make the
route
row
M m m
176
m
2653 136
Santa Claus
1.278
sea
k M
seal
if
scurry
search
sash
w
517
sated
16 2456
seasons
2335
satin
Wl 2748
seat
1974
round rounds,
1617
1703
m
1235
satisfy
1213
sauce hot sauce, thick
390
1718
y
m
search for
secluded
1.305
second
2407
secondary
1560
seconds
royal court
if
794
rub
»
1790
saucer
2845
saute
JW 1600
secret
1828
save up
9
2348
secrete
827
section
m m
rubber tree
rude
m
2918 433 154
m % ? m m
2344
z
91
2925 3033 718
786
1.179
#
1943
637 1788
rue
it
2171
m
1880
saw saw
m
rugged ruin
m.
2913
say
s
320
rule
iii
84
0
ruler
R
2091 1596
scale
2466
seedling rice ,
1.307
m
2840
scale
1.326
seedling tomato
1.103
2.86
scar
fe
2661
seek
fig
1109
seemingly
ffi
1772
seep
l.l6l
seize
rumble
rumor Rumpelbrella
sayeth
m
scald
w
scarce
Rumpelbrellciy
Baron von
2.87
run
974
scared
of,
scarf
m
rush
m
2861
scatter
Russia
in
2024
scattered
2198
scenery
2440
scepter
m m
rust
ruthless
be
m M m m «
scheme
s saber
scholar tree «!J
saber
sack
II
sacrifice sacrifice, offer
sad
m m m
safe
school
1.52
school
f*
saguaro cactus
w
sail
salad sale,
put up for
salesman
m m
saliva
2677 2226
scoop
842 2562
shaker
salty
764
m
score, musical
1658
scratch
screen
OO OJ
m
1670
sediment
ft
208
1499
see
a
1727
seedling
m m m m
2,212
scrutinize
2836
sculpture
self
303
sell
1.117
send out
2667
senses
2899
sentence
m m m m Si
871
1929
& m m e w
8 £
2646 594 2491
485 310
1260 1111
63
separate
m
2881
2.140
serpent
K
481
1417
servant
972
2072 1531
f# 2006
service
ft
service, length of
2692
sesame set
313
2691
serve
1.192
up settle on
1937
2479
2 * £
seven
2199
69 364 7
sever
Bt
1032
2088
sew
fit
2526
1027
sex
1.231
shadow
2175
Scrooge
scrub
900
1509
ij
screen, folding
scripture
select
55
221
,
901
2.226
scorpion
1.268
416
w,
scorch
scrape
1589
Sunday
scoop up
1.371
2536
m
salt
,
scold
1-343
safeguard
salt
2052
1345
sedan chair
1.262
844
shady
843
shaft
1737
shake
1166 1263
m
1190
2578
fS 1408
INDEX
shaker salt
2.212
;
v:
show show off
shallow
m
35 i
shame
ft
1914
shows
1262
shredder
1706
shrimp
shape
nz
n
sharp shattered
5$ 2401
shrink
shave
m m
shrug
she
sheaf
2221
477 1.303
shears
m
278
shed
m
1542
¥
sheep shelf
shuteye, get
shy
697
sick
and
«
1962
sickle
m
2296
sickness
out
m
2330
side
shellfish
n
5i
1.41
m
shelter shelves
1981 1.338
Shen
tt 3006
shield
m
00
side
some
tired of
24
a
1113
2478
sink
it 2720 elder
»
father s
to
1514
older
m
1298
2961
sister,
younger
1778
sit
|yP]
1457
site
88
2184
situation
2403
six
m
2966
skeleton
M
1630
skill
2150
skin
1.329
skirt
m
m u
143
skyscraper
602
it
2868
m m
slaughter
fffi
1750
slaughterhouse
3*5
2043
sled dogs
978
885
2770 1753
» m
slanting
6
# & »
red
1302
1.340
493
/ \
sky,
from
both
206 785
466
and
down room
2227
sister,
upside
sides, press
2.90
sister, sister,
by side
side by side
side
m
sinister
1359
shuttle
495
sing
2318
Hfl
shut
shell, spiral
shells
m m m g
323
2269
834
m m
shun
shell
shell
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
2583
2241 J.130
slave
693 1.231
713
siesta
1.247
sleep
shiny
%
300
sieve
1-343
sleeping, for
m a
2030
ship
»
1351
sift
2245
sleeve
to
2111
m
1047
shift
ships cabin
St
2763
shirt
to 5 U mn
2641
shocking
m M
shoes
shoot shoot
1582
1366
i.
shoot,
bamboo
shop
% m
m sigh « sigh— ay-ay & sight, keep out of m sign %
952
sign of the
2$7
dragon
1984
sign of the pig
2725
sign of the tiger
1.130
2532
slice
2205
slide
2622
slight
m
2731
2055
slightly
m
1944
914
slingshot
m %
n
1185
bamboo
1436
slip,
1136
slippery
1434
1.278
m
2565
slope
m «
1901
675
979
sign ofZorro
J.272
slow
is
shore
&
1226
silage
1.316
slowly
to 2580
short
fe 1068
silent
shop, butcher
short
of, fall
short of stature
m »
should shoulder
501
over the
silk fabric
1140
silk
2094
silkworm
1798
silver
shoulders, drape
similar
over the
shout shovel shovel, small
gauze
silver
u Bf
m m
n 8 m u m
slumber
slump small
'h
103
2462
small bell
Ip
2373
1083
small box
1.299
small cup
797
2250
plum
small shovel
since
KE
1101
small table
sincere
m
1964 2652
343
2422
m
small objects
2371
simulate
to
1008
m
1107
1335
2258
sly
small
simple
m
2306
1206
1902
tai,
227
to 1005
silk
2204
shoulder, carry
1*
smart
2421 1615
IS
432
m
2652
m
2948
1.40
324
INDEX
V:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
|
smash smear smear on smelt
smidgen
smoke smooth smoothly, go snail
m m m & m m m f w
1806
sour
1866
source
1614
south
ft 1200
spot
1199
sovereign
ft
spotless
2115
1607
sow sow
2275
spacious
1.194
spare
snake hook
2.218
spare time
snakeskin
1.194
sparkler
1.276
sparkling
m
sniff
snitch
m 9
snot
snow
society
socks
a m
soft soil
soldier
± ±
1676
L
419
2520
1.195
spread
U m m
1635
spring
7%
413
319
springtime
2452
sprinkle
2769
sprout
i.334
sprout
173
1469 129
#
1171
m w
2782
1533
1.257
a
1740
square
sparse
Bit
1876
squat
squeeze
8? 2964
squint
ft
I.263
m
a a « s
E
spoon, ancient
sparrow
snowman
soar
140
spoon
2222
spear
%
494 2402
1599 1.289
1.375
speak
soap
spokes spool
m m « m
869
soak
m m
449
sparks
1.70
£
H
1570
snowflake
so far
n
2582
snake
snare
3fz:
sound soup
2618
I.67
Wt
;
special
1523
specialty
species
513
speck
835
speech, figure of
469 931
spear ceremonial
1685
35
n
22
ft
• m m
spurt
spy
1833
1002 2614
2410
1978
1.274
St.
Bernard dog
1.63
236
St.
Gobbler
2.60
1468
stable
1245
stagnant
ft
391
2650
stairs
m
994
1601
stairway to
IS 2609
heaven
1649
speedy
jfl
270
442
Sphinx
9t
1290
147
spice plant
ft
1853
stalk, rice
1.307
307
spicy hot
m »
1238
stamp
1.292
2982
stamp
KH
2981
stand, vendor’s
m
1180
standard
m
504
ft
2891
iL
408
1-354
m
stake
2915
2.150
spider (back end)
m
1731
spider (front end)
solemn
nTrt
2195
spike
solicit
at
1933
spill
solid
0
515
spin
solitary
X
1564
spinach
somebody someone
M f
951
spinach
959
spine
s
star
1
spiral shell
ft 2296
stare at
BT
spirit
ft
1461
start
startled
m m
starving
Ml
2637
state
w
124
1639
state
of affairs
w
2181
2968
state
of mind
soldiers, foot
solely
someone sitting on the ground
1.173
&
1-55
2311
s
collection
1.330
standing grain standing up
710
1907
staple gun
1-349
1.315
staples
1.295
800
427
spirit, evil
*
2101
5)5
1553
spit
n±
151
song
Dc
441
splash
son-in-law
ms
1647
splatter
sore
m
2607
spleen
sorry about, be
IS
1774
splendid
EE
1919
station
tt
sort
$
1352
splendor
¥
ll8l
stationed, be
sort of thing
ft
228
split
«¥ 2487
stature, short
spoiled
ft
stay
e * w
somewhat Song
soul
2902
m ft
m
1483
1164 1510
1992 1421
2451
1.204
of
410 2851
2204 1046
INDEX
stay overnight
m
2008
steal
ft
2011
m
steam
£ k
steel
steep
m
stele
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
streetwalker
*
strengthen
sunny sunrise, sunset
2279
strict
stride strike
string together
on
m
2256
stringed
J- 33 I
stew
m m
stick, thick
m
stick,
walking
strive
1701
stroll
1544
strong
stuck, get
sting
ITT
87
stinking
*
231
stir
ft
1112
study study group
2130
f£
1307
943
support
ft
2503
surface
2998
surfboarding
m m » m
surname surpass
1110
surprised
2.194
surround
stuffy
R9
2553
suspend
1532
stunned
If 2875
swallow
1.371
stupid
*
1987
swamp
333
561 ll6l 2.119
surging
1663
m
2928 II65
367 2783
m
m
1222
2674
m m m m
1463 2174
2492
2504
style
it
«
2472
submerge submit
if 2461
swan sway
s
256
sweat
substitute for
ft
769
sweep
873
succor
n *
1573
sweet
1285
stone
5
114
stoop
«
2230
stop
it
353
stop up
it
2237
storage, put in
16 2240
suffer
& s
such and such sudden,
all
/£
523
suffering
190
sufficient
#
1209
(suffix)
1.216
sugar
story
S
stove
fi 2870
straight
R a
strait
$
strange
*
828
00 rv. 00
of a
suddenly
Bt
stork
strategy
iff
supply
survey
28
straddle
288
supplicate
1836
W
storehouse
K
1565
273
«•
Ml
up
2844
stuff
stomach
store
2726
PS 2929
2187
store
«
58
751
goods
2539
2153
m
stolen
is 1080
supplement
m
still
m
supervise
if
stubborn
stockpile
605
iff
2216
stockade
§
-struct
1948
stitching
superintend
i-W
m
&
superfluous
1504
1.92
2005
stronghold
IS
stir-fry
559
$
2506
* m
M m M
stiff
m
sunset
superb
M
struggle
up trouble
673
1402
n
sticky
stir
$ m
instrument
2824
1.32
stick horse
m
1388 1.158
1673
stern
2.220
stretch
2339
step
1.28
sunglasses
stretch
w m
stepladder
sunflower
2775
1373
stem, plant
stem, fruit
2.15i
2826
2970
325
sugary
sulfur
122
sum up summer summer heat
735
summon
68 2289
at
suitable
stream
ill
123
sun
streamer
m
453
sun, rising
street
m
706
Sunday school
Iff
ff
25 77
swell
31
1389
swim
Sc
133
swimming, go
«F
2207
swindle
813 2135
214
swing
s
2424
630
swollen
M
2591
0
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880
sword symbol
2663
system
*11
OO
00
2319
2233
s
82
285
1.23
26 2.140
79
O
OO
393
T
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S § ft
1520
1761
417 fit
*
1286
816
*
2810
table
JR
table table,
211
1-297
small
1.40
tail
M H
tailor
Sc
1648
Taiwan
s
1871
tactful
2388 1382
INDEX
326
v:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
|
take a rest
it 2061
ten thousand
take a wife
5
1917
tender
2644
tendon
m + K m m
m. 2804
take
667
take a photo
1916
take advantage of take along
m
temporary ten
2037
tent
#
955
tentf
Hr
2133
terrify
M
1743
territory
take captive
m
2866
take charge of
W]
take an
exam
take apart take
by
force
take flight take
on
m m
tax tea
teach teacher
team
m
thats right
1508
the other then, only
296
*
thatch
1.361
« Ti
theory
tighten
1325
till
thick stick thicket
2083
thick-headed
1.142
thief,
934
thigh
tit
m
m
master AS
ft
398
1194 139 1811
1012
1422
H
sign of the
ss
hold
1434 1019
1965
2778
K m
time time, period of
1544
time, spare
2688
time and again
2941
times
2423
times past
JR
m m 1£
Ip
1074 156
1288
2769 2953
2019
±fc
B
m
tin
2065 2797
m m
timber
2407
600
1800
897
20 77
1896
thin
m
161
tin
1955
thing
ft
817
tiny
m
705
243
think
m
537
tip
£
107
958
think highly of
964
think tank
992
thinking
tt
third
UK
1689 2.189
s
1135
this (literary)
1.61
thorn
1.331
thorn
24 77
thorn bushes
1.109
thorough
telescope
1903
1221
technique
2096
1.311
though, as
43
temperature
1079
thread threaten
temple
JR
1749
temple, Buddhist
#
155
it $i|
m m m
thousand
fortunes
tell
tight,
2210
31
wind-up
1305
thick sauce
this
teeth ,
tight
879
thirsty
a
2209
113
2411
teeth
tiger,
tile
00
1613
&n
1458
2191
n
up
tie
582
00
1.137
tiger
m
1579
teepee
953
m m m
1.149
19
31
teenager
ticket
thick liquid
tease
tearful
tiara
0 0 00
2849
n m
tear
1146
thick
UJ
$ m «
Tianjin
m
if
m u * »
taste
2972
thank
III
m
tasks
If
2438
1W1
m
m
thunder
tidy
TO
taskmaster
thumb
1810
597 1—
2.182
ft
talkative
tardy
throw away
tether
326
IS
ft
1989
2847
a£
n
throw
tide
talk
tanned hide
2588
334
1829
tangerine
1747
u.
that
is
ng
test
9c
tame Tan Tang
throat
1348
take precautions
tall
1577
1401
1771
Thanksgiving
2056
HI
ti
846
Talking Cricket
m m
thrifty
thriving
10
terror-stricken
take out
against
pup
860
three
1.362
tired
2295
title
1940
utmost
1779
to the
780
toad,
792
tobacco
1077
horned
332
together
426
together,
392
together, lash
1.327
B
1702
it y \
1306
M.
2593
draw
1.166
toil
m &
1664
toilet
MO
1936
tolerate
2673
3021
tomahawk
1.261
37
#
can
tomato seedling
1.286
tomb
1922
tome
3
ton
1822
694 1754
1.103
m
1834 1-344
m
2474
INDEX
tongue
38
tongue wagging
tool
1.23
topic tortoise toss tot
1644
triumphant
m
2413
1.49
troops
1374
trophy
§8
m % m
touch
1.136
trot
1.161
trouble, stir
369
trough
2434
troupe
2956
m
814
tow
&
2843
toward
tt
704
trunk
towel
it>
382
trunk, tree
1.164
Tower, Eiffel
2.33
2132
try to find
m
trace
JR 2604
m n s
trade trail trail offootprints trample
2366
tube
2341
tucked under
1.154
m
1172
tumble
366
tumor
transcend
m »
2937
it
77 1
transform translate
transparent
m m
transport
m
trapped
travel
h % m
tray
»
trash
tread tread
on
treasure
*
treat
ft
tree
*
tree,
family
tree
trunk
treetops
tremble
tremendously
m m m a
ugly
m
umbrella
to 2049
Ml
2475
1781
unassuming
1
*
2147
2166
uncle
12
604
1471
uncover
to
2129
525 71
# n
undecided
1932
underling
1.231
understand
ti
1650
undertake
*
1372
1227
undesirable
Pi
2283
468
undress
IK
unexpectedly
56
454
ft
1392
Oo V/1
1378
unfold
I858
unhulled rice
3015
unhurried
1-337
unicorn,
1985
Chinese
2926
m
m
1.214
universal
1276
universe
2603
unload
SP
2357
unmixed
n
2399
unreal
il
1347
§f
2152
330
m
1456
#
1857
tune tunnel
62
m
unite
2324
2887
uniform
m »
1243
2742
2282
unrestrained
2490
turbid
2636
turbulent
K>
279
turkey
1.198
514
turkey, roast
2.59
1839
turkey house
1.199
upper arm
turkey pen
1.199
upper crust
811
1.114
1501
m
arm
tug
m
1004
m
«
2252
tranquil
transfer
the
2905
u umbrella
oaken
tub,
2776
unadulterated
Tu
2960
1867
m
1663
m
truss
try
towering
tracks
trundle
tyrant
2864
m m
trumpet
m
typhoon
2428
M
true
327
s m m m m
trousers
tour
towel, white
up
troubles
2976
1138
77
m
Jf
and scarf
928
m
trip
70
top hat top hat
m
tribe
n
tool
tooth
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
tribute
mouth
in the
v:
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4 OO O
m
unshut
1721
m
untie
1303
2109
1316
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until
m
626 1705
2442
% m
turn
m
690
upright
2927
turn into
J55c
341
upside
2253
turn over
1379
upstream, go
1406
turn upward
JH
1744
upward, look
M
2951
1-355
upward, turn
JH
1744
1353
703
m
tusk
m
891
760 2830
903
urge
2259
744
urine
2080
twenty
tt
1.101
twig
m
1558
twist
use
twitter
a m
1490
1551
2809
use up
1827
two
2
utensil
1291
two hands
191
down
1.211
utilize
ft
777 5J§
2060 230
m
896
328
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V:
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
|
utmost, to the
1077
£
utter
395
vow
vacation
1358
valentine
& «
valve
various
vat
waaah!
M
2555
wagon
H H
1361
waist
2239
waist,
1.171
wait
vegetable
vegetarian diet
£ a m m
&
veggies vehicle
m
2832
616
at the
m
waitress
walk
He
walking
legs
wall
1.129
wall
2932
506
walls, city
*
1180
walls, outer
venerate
m
1064
wand, magic
veranda
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2574
verbose vermilion
m $
vertical
m
want war war civil ward off
0 00
m m m » m
vice-
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victory
m
913
vessels vessels,
blood
vexed vibrant vibrate
n
view vigor
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warehouse
365
1.32
2182
1950
2735
weigh weight
welcome well well, get well,
wish
well-behaved
wet
what?
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743
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H
774
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790
wheel
ft
1326
wheeze
ft
2162
1831
2762
240 132
wherefore
fi
845
$
2838
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ft
1459
SE
1693
whip
ft
2781
1162
whirl
ss 2074 ,\f
whirlwind
9K
1980
lily
2973
waves, large
voice
»
1368
voicebox
ft
1842
wax way
radiating
1575
fa
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vitality,
2345
2325
water
waves
1191
2695
2698
1539
m M
m m
H
* £
1677
Wt 2640
1610
violent
visitor
2102
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whirlpool
water s edge
2597
whale
If 2078
waterfall
566 1312
524
watchful
805
1319
1939
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2397
2516
3019
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m m m m # s «
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watch
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409 1672
988
wash wash away wash in a
visionless
922 1.167
306
2-353
2897
virtuous
.
w
m m
water
2
2305
west
2328
water caltrop
0
2013
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vinegar
die a
00 rr,
ft
1217
349
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violent death,
t*
ft 1020
ft
warship
198
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weather
well-mannered
warn
wasteland
weary
944 1-54
at the waist
1192
159
2437
wealthy
s?
warm warm by a fire
container
if
web week weep weep aloud Wei
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1503
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1.348
611
2922
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village
$
2032
1193
1.220
m
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m
m
2013
1.131
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vend vendors stand
very
152
1.301
1877
1557
wealth
wear
m wear
walking stick
i486
2127
j.229
1150
1477
2179
weak
(exclusive) (inclusive)
weapon is
wall paint
vehicles
we we
2714
1.218
645
238
2624
w
745
vase vast
vulture
1.204
value
vapor
#
voucher
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m m
Vol.
vomit
m m &
126
3
2273 1.136
2497
whisk broom
1.263
1.302
whiskey bottle
1.296
2699
whistle
1540
white
657
ft
33
white bird
2753
white towel
m
2920
who?
it
268
whole
1519
1.32
1.164
m
505 257
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wholeheartedly
m
wicked wicker basket
widowed
2444
wolf
2786
woman
1.336
H %
wide
215
1541
width of cloth
ifg
1659
wield
*
2141
m
wife
2136
wife, elder
brothers
m
wife, take a
wild wild dogs, pack of
wild goose
m in
woman, married woman, old
m
2923
939
m
1049
wilt
m
1947
wily
2749
win wind
1696 483
1.280 1.94
woods
ft
wool
words
work as workshop world
worried
worship
1475
m 9 M m m
worthy
1.193
wound
wind-up
teeth
1.109
wine, mellow
2396
wow! wrap
wine, pour
2394
wrapping cloth
2703
wreck
m
wings winter
1.200
%
wipe away
wrestle 402
1.372
1.309
,
2169 651
?i
137
yank
fit
1816
wrinkles
Yao
wrist
years of age
yellow
542
Os 00 S^l
763 1376
489
youngster 1339
m
1904
m
2387
Yu Yu-2
Yuan Yue
Wu
ft
1369
zither,
2023
TZ
2359
withstand
m 7
00
741
m
1453
&
742
Hi
2343
HP
1342
£ IS
1446
X m
3017 378
&
3020
ip
1323
Zhao Zheng
m m
2648
zipper
1052
3009 3007 1.295
Chinese
zoom-zoom 3014
1230
ft
ft
zoo
m
948
206
zero
1746
X Xue
fa
z
m
m
1189
2010
2036
m
without haste
m
you you (literary) you (respectful) young young man younger brother younger sister
wrong
197
1145
1.371
00
1460
tt
m
yoke
£
writing, piece of
withered
1418
2.191
2102
1042
1472
ft
Yin
«
w
n
867
yield
wish well
withdraw
1638
yoga
2323
*
no
m.
yesterday
985
writing brush
806 359
yell
bs
131
2297
1.179
¥
year
yes or
166
3010
242
& m
write
986
1.291
yawn
wish, as you
930
&
yarn
wish
witch
it
m
yarn
w m
wisdom
2243
1698
1268
wring
wire mesh
& w m m
wretched
1815
wire razor
72
841
windstorm
wings
1349 1.144
X m # & n
work, put to
2313
window
822
m
work
56 2386
192 1.197
woolen cloth
worn out
Yangtse
Yao-2
leg
1.40
m m
116
1.94
1394
willow
m
658
Yang
yam
2.130
word 1.236
Ji,
9
329
Y
96 872
wood wood pulp wooden
2450
m &
wonderful
1.108
wild rice
wind wind around winding
KEY WORDS AND PRIMITIVE MEANINGS
wooden pole 1917
if
V:
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2154 1.159
ft
2819 1.272