Zi Collection, Page Position: Upper, Radical: Cliff (hǎn), Page 1350, Entry 07 Pronounced ji (entering tone) and zui (entering tone) — Yùpiān (Jade Dictionary) Pronounced qin (level tone) and zui (entering tone) — Jíyùn (Collected Rhymes) Pronounced cuì — This character is pronounced the same as "cuì". Bóyǎ (Broad and Comprehensive) explains it as "to wait". Another explanation is "to stop". It is different from the character "崪". Pèi Xī Jí (Collected Antlers) records: 㱖, pronounced qin (level tone) and zui (entering tone), meaning "to stop". 崪, pronounced zuo (level tone) and mo (entering tone), describes the appearance of mountains.