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dried rice; dry rations
muddled; paste; to stick on with paste
to mix, to blend; mixed
pay, rations; sacrificial rice
zanba, barley bread
satin
to sieze, to arrest; to stich closely
to seal, to close, to bind; a letter
line, thread, wire; clue, trail
to knit, to weave; to arrange, to compile
to tie, to join; knot, connection
slow, gradual; to postpone, to delay
to drill, to exercise; to practice, to train
distant, remote; to think of
dim, indistinct; distant; minute
warp and woof; lines of latitude
reason, cause; fate; margin, hem
confused; to bind; to wind around
to repair, to mend; to transcribe, to rewrite
knot; to tie a knot
silk; to tie, to bind; surname
to cease, to finish, to stop, to quit
to accuse, to blame, to curse, to scold
wether, castrated ram; deer skin
carbonyl group
scissors; to cut, to clip; to annihilate
to fly, to flutter
a drill for sowing grain
to plow side-by-side; pair, couple; a team of two
sharp (of sight and hearing); intelligent, clever, bright
deaf
sfat; rump
skin; shallow, superficial
hollow, cavity
chest cavity; hollow space
knee
glue, gum, resin, rubber; sticky; to glue
vagina
store, shop; bunk, bed
fast boat
the prow of a ship
measure word for ships or vessels
an edible water plant; Brasenia
radish; root vegetables
scallions, leeks, green onions
Hydropyrum latifalium; surname
vegetables, greens
abundant, flourishing; barbarians, foreigners
a fragrant orchid; Coumarouna odorata
banana, plantain
flower bud
mushroom, fungus; mildew, mold
small, petty; to assemble
Houttuynia cordata
common bracken; Pteris aquilina
to pray, to implore; herb; Artemesia
soft, delicate; overgrowth, drooping leaves
to collect, to gather, to store; profound
fragrant, aromatic; the smell of herbs
an ancient feudal State in Shenxi and Hunan
bat
locust
tadpole
porcupine, hedgehog; many, varied; vulgar, low
scorpion
snail
bedbug
butterfly
bat
viper, venomous snake
butterfly