| 漢字 | 詞類 | 意義 |
|---|
| 係 | v. | belong to; be, is, are |
| 冇 | v. | do not have; there is not (Canton.) |
| 奄 | adj. | the breath is dying out |
| 寍 | conj. | used as a term of comparison:-rather; it is better |
| 搌 | v. | to dab with a soft dry object that is sopped up with the liquid; to move; to wipe tears; to bind |
| 旟 | n. | a banner emblazoned with falcons, which is displayed by high officials in feudal times; naturally wavy hair |
| 曀 | n. | the sun that is hidden by clouds |
| 椋 | n. | large-leaved dogwood; the type of bird which is good at imitating other birds' twitter or chirp |
| 璣 | n. | a pearl that is not quite round; third star of the Big Dipper |
| 甭 | idiom | there is no need to |
| 綻 | v. | burst, split; open, the skin is torn; break open as flowers burst |
| 耳 | n. | ear; that which is at the side; handle; fungus; projection |
| 耶 | aux. | Is it; isn't it |
| 芩 | n. | plant of the salt marshes, its root is medicinal |
| 荑 | n. | tender bud; a kind of grass which is like barnyard grass; used figuratively for the tender hands of women |
| 蝥 | n. | a Chinese blister beetle; a fly which is used similarly to cantharides |
| 蟊 | n. | a kind of insect that destructs the roots of rice seedlings; a pest; a fly which is used similarly to cantharides |
| 輸 | v. | pay; bring in what is due; transport; introduce; lose; be beaten; exhaust; be wanting; submit; convey; contribute; donate |
| 邠 | n. | the name of a small principality in what is now called Shensi, the home to the founder of the Chou dynasty |
| 邢 | n. | a surname; proper name for a state in what is today Hebei |
| 邴 | n. | Bin town in ancient State of Sung, which is now in Shantung |
| 韙 | adj. | right; that which is right; good, fine |
| 騂 | n. | bay horse (horse with a reddish brown coat); a livestock animal which is red in colour |
| 騴 | n. | horse, the tailhead of which is white in color |
| 鰥 | n. | a big fish; the huge fish found in the Yellow River that is said to be unable to close its eyes; a widower; a unmarried man |
| 鴞 | n. | an owl; a fabulous bird which is said to eat the whole of its mother without the head |
| 鶒 | n. | a variety of waterbird which is similar and bigger than Mandarin duck |
| 鷿 | n. | a variety of waterbird which is similar to but smaller than a wild duck |
| 鸂 | n. | a variety of waterbird which is similar and bigger than Mandarin duck |
