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(2) Thick-headed, stupid: 愚頑 ditto (also used of self in modesty);
頑鈍 [wan2dun4]↓.
(3) Stubborn, die-hard, unreformed: 頑梗，頑固，頑強 [wan2geng3], [wan2gu4], [wan2qiang2]↓;
頑廉懦立 (from allu. 頑夫廉，懦夫有立志) the corrupt become honest and the drifters filled with ambition;
頑石點頭 (Budd. allu.) even the rocks nod in approval during preaching.
2.頑軀 [wan2qU1], n., (court.) my health.
3.頑鈍 [wan2dun4], adj., (1) stupid, slow to learn; (2) uneducated, vulgar, coarse.
4.頑梗 [wan2geng3], adj., recalcitrant.
5.頑固 [wan2gu0], adj., die-hard, old-fashioned, unprogressive.
6.頑健 [wan2jian4], adj., (court. in self-reference) “stupidly” robust.
7.頑劣 [wan2lie4], adj., cheap, third-rate, low-class.
8.頑皮 [wan2pi2] ([wan2pi0]), adj., (child) mischievous.
9.頑耍 [wan2shuan3], v.i., to play.
10.頑廯 [wan2xUan3], n., a stubborn skin disease.
11.頑童 [wan2tong2], n., young scamp, scalawag.
12.頑意兒 [wan2ye4er0], n., s.t. pleasant or interesting, a trick, a plaything: 有什麼頑意兒 is there anything interesting to see? 這是小頑意兒 (court. of one's gift) just a little trifle; 不知這裡頭甚麼頑意兒 don’t know what's in it; what's the trick.