| 漢字 | 詞類 | 意義 |
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| 何 | adj. | which; what |
| 哪 | adj. | which; what |
| 哪 | pron. | which; what |
| 奚 | pron. | what; which; why; how |
| 孰 | pron. | who; which; what |
| 嶮 | n. | locations which are strategically located and difficult of access |
| 幛 | n. | a scroll of cloth or silk which contains congratulations or condolences |
| 床 | n. | couch, bed; board or framework on which things rest |
| 所 | particle | that which; who; what |
| 旟 | n. | a banner emblazoned with falcons, which is displayed by high officials in feudal times; naturally wavy hair |
| 棪 | n. | a kind of tree which bears edible red fruits; a kind of tree with natural rubber texture |
| 椋 | n. | large-leaved dogwood; the type of bird which is good at imitating other birds' twitter or chirp |
| 榤 | n. | wood pile on which chickens perch |
| 槿 | n. | Hibiscus; the rose of Sharon; a tree, the blossoms of which fade in a day |
| 氤 | n. | hanging fog; mist; the generative forces of heaven and earth, by means of which all things are reproduced constantly |
| 汜 | n. | winding catchment, a stream which leaves the main branch and afterwards flows into it; the ditch of stagnant water; Si River; the water bank |
| 滫 | n. | the water of washing rice; urine; water in which rice has been boiled |
| 焉 | pron. | it; where; what; which |
| 猊 | n. | the lion; a wild beast or a wild horse which can do 500 li (250 kilometers) a day |
| 獯 | n. | a tribe of Scythians which invaded China during the Hsia dynasty |
| 珪 | n. | a jade tablet or baton, which varied in shape according to different ranks, conferred upon the feudal princes by the emperor as a symbol of dignity and authority |
| 繻 | n. | color silk fabrics; fine thin silk; a silk pass; the fine gauze; the frayed edges of silk; silk torn into pieces, one of which was given as a credential and the other retained |
| 者 | pron. | that which; he who, she who; those who |
| 耳 | n. | ear; that which is at the side; handle; fungus; projection |
| 芨 | n. | Name of a plant- Chinese elder, it has mucilaginous roots which are used for various purposes; mixing vermilion ink for seals |
| 荑 | n. | tender bud; a kind of grass which is like barnyard grass |
| 蘧 | n. | lotus-like plant, a plant which resembles wheat but has no edible grain |
| 虡 | n. | poles of a rack on which musical instruments were hung, support structure for bell; bell pendant stand |
| 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 |
| 衩 | n. | a vent in the sides of a garment; a slit in the middle of a skirt; the open seam of a garment which allows free movements |
| 誰 | pron. | who; which; whose; anyone |
| 逤 | trans. | used to form the name 邏逤, which refers to the name of Lhasa in Tibet, used during the Tang Dynasty. |
| 邴 | n. | Bin town in ancient State of Sung, which is now in Shantung |
| 鎲 | n. | an ancient weapon which similar to a fork |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 鷽 | n. | oriental bullfinch, weaver bird; a mythical bird which supposedly can tell the fortune |
| 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 |
