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IN CHINESE CHARACTER.
| 930 | 陸 — lu4, by land; used for the number six. |
| 931 | 陵 — ling2, the Imperial tombs. So 凌 ling2, an icicle; to insult. |
| 932 | 降 — chiang4, to degrade. Hsiang2, to return to one's allegiance. Cf. No. 1262. |
| 933 | 隆 — lung2, glorious. |
| 934 | 薩 — sa1.4, P'u-sa. |
| 935 | 吝 — lin4, stingy. |
| 936 | 紊 — wên4, confusion. |
| 937 | 蚉 — wên2, a mosquito. Commonly written 蚊. |
| 938 | 奴 — nu2, a slave. |
| 939 | 如 — ju1.2, if; as. |
| 940 | 孥 — nu2, one's children or grand-children. |
| 941 | 拏 — na2, to grasp. |
| 942 | 帑 — t'ang3, a treasury. |
| 943 | 努 — nu3, effort. |
| 944 | 弩 — nu3, a cross-bow. |
| 945 | 絮 — hsü4, verbosity; tautology. |
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