Chou Collection, Middle Volume, Radical: Person (rén), Page 115, Entry 05 Pronounced chè (falling tone). Meaning: to stop. "Chà chè" means a dejected appearance — *Qu Yuan, Li Sao*. *Note*: "Chà chè" means a dejected appearance. "Chè" means to stop. People in the Chu region call stopping "chè". "Chè" means to linger — *Yangzi, Fangyan*. *Note*: "Linger" is the modern word "zhù" (to reside). Also, "but in winter, all things are hidden and concealed" — *Chu Ci, Jiu Bian*. *Note*: This refers to all things being hidden and concealed in winter. Pronounced lìe, meaning the same. *Verification*: In *Chu Ci, Jiu Bian*, the text reads "rán kǎn chè ér chén cáng". The character "rán" has been added above "kǎn" according to the original text.