Chen Collection, Middle Volume Radical: Tree (mù) 樀 Kangxi Stroke Count: 15 Page 548, Entry 17 Pronounced dǐ (falling tone) Pronounced dīng lì (falling tone) Pronounced dīng lì (falling tone), same as "dí". From the Erya (Erya): Eaves are called 樀 (dǐ). Annotation: Eaves that meet above the purlin. Also called 樀 (dǐ), also called 屋梠 (wū lǐ), also called 宇 (yǔ), all referring to the part that hangs down around the eaves of a house. Also from the Yunhui (Yunhui): One explanation refers to a silk frame, a tool for winding silk. Also from the Jiyun (Jiyun): Pronounced tíng lì (falling tone), same as "dí". The meaning is the same. Also from the Leipian (Leipian): Pronounced zhì gé (falling tone), same as "zhāi". Refers to a wooden mallet. Same as the character 棏 (dé).