Zi Collection, Page Position: Lower Radical: Ice (bīng) Pronounced diāo Kangxi Stroke Count: 10 Page 132, Entry 44 [Tang Yun] dū liáo qiè [Ji Yun], [Yun Hui], [Zheng Yun] dīng liáo qiè, pronounced diāo. [Shuowen]: To be half injured. [Mu Hua's "Hai Fu"]: Becomes withered and diseased. Also, [Yun Hui]: Can be written as 彫 (diāo). [Analects]: "When the year is cold, then we know that the pine and cypress are the last to wither." Also, [Zheng Yun]: Can be written as 雕 (diāo). [Book of Jin, Biography of Li Chong]: Traces of being carved and withered. Also, [Yu Pian]: The appearance of exhausted strength.