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SYNOPTICAL STUDIES IN CHINESE CHARACTER.
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1217 hu2, a pot.
1218 k'un1.3, women's apartments.

1219 yi4, a servant.
1220 t'ou2, to hit the mark; to jump into.
1221 shê4, to set up; to devise.

1222 kuei4, to kneel. From wei2.3, dangerous.
1223 p'ao3, to run. See No. 975.

1224 chin1, a pound; a catty.
1225 ch'ih4, to drive away; to scold.

1226 chê2 or shê2, to break.
1227 ch'ai1, to pull down.

1228 hsin1, joyful; part of Prince Kung's name. Same as .
1229 su4, to tell; to accuse.