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文詞 language of writing with respect to style;
詞章 [ci2zhang1]↓;
詞不達意 language fails to express the meaning
詞窮（理屈） to shut up when defeated in argument;
淫詞, etc., see 辭 90S.10.
(2) (Interch. 辭) words, phrases, spoken language: 言詞 the way a person talks;
言詞不雅 use slang or low-class talk;
詞頭，詞尾 [ci2tou2], [ci2wei3]↓;
詞典，詞彙 [ci2dian3], [ci2hui4]↓.
(3) Part of speech: 詞性，詞類 ditto;
名詞 noun;
代（名）詞 pronoun;
動詞 verb;
形容詞 adjective;
副詞 adverb;
前置詞 or 介詞 preposition;
連接詞 conjunction;
感嘆詞 exclamation;
冠詞 article.
(4) A special poetic form, usu. associated with Suhng Dyn., using sentence patterns based on song melodies (as words to music): 填詞 to write [ci2] poems (lit. to fill in words according to tone patterns);
豔詞 sentimental love poems;
詞牌，詞譜，詞韻 [ci2pai2], [ci2pu3], [ci2yUn4]↓.
(5) A lawsuit: 詞訟 [ci2song4]↓.
2.詞鋒 [ci2feng1], n., eloquent, forceful language.
3.詞翰 [ci2han4], n., (1) see [ci2zhang1]↓; (2) u.f. 書翰 letter of correspondence.
4.詞話 [ci2hua4], n., (1) critical comments or talks about [ci2] poems; (2) (MC) a novel.
5.詞華 [ci2hua2], n., see [ci2zao3]↓.
6.詞彙 [ci2hui4], n., (1) (also 辭) vocabulary (rich, inadequate); (2) a phrase dictionary.
7.詞章 [ci2zhang1], n., literature; prose, the art of writing as special study.
8.詞句 [ci2jU4], n., sentence structure; how a piece of writing reads (fluently, etc.).
9.詞類 [ci2lei4], n., part of speech, see N. 3↑.
10.詞林 [ci2lin2], n., literary circles.
11.詞律 [ci2lU4], n., laws or style of writing.
12.詞牌（子） [ci2pai2]([zi0]), n., name of song to be sung at dinner, etc.; name of [ci2] poem, which is mentioned by its melody.
13.詞譜 [ci2pu3], n., book containing melody patterns of [ci2].
14.詞人 [ci2ren2], n., a poet, spec. [ci2] poet.
15.詞性 [ci2xing4], n., part of speech, see N. 3↑.
16.詞訟 [ci2song4], n., lawsuit.
17.詞頭 [ci2tou2], n., prefix, as 阿 in 阿姨，老 in 老王.
18.詞藻 [ci2zao3], n., ornate phraseology in pedantic writing (also 辭).
19.詞宗 [ci2zong1], n., leading poet of a time.
20.詞尾 [ci2wei3], n., suffix, as 兒 in 孩兒，子 in 傻子，頭 in 木頭.
21.詞韻 [ci2yUn4], n., a rhyme dictionary.