Zi Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Weapon (shū) Page 102, Entry 01 Pronounced jiu (falling tone) — "Tang Yun" (Tangyun) and "Ji Yun" (Jiyun) Meaning: to knead and bend — "Shuowen Jiezi" (Shuowen Jiezi) Character structure: composed of "Weapon" (shū) and "Again" (yòu). "Again" (yòu) is the ancient form of the character "Again" (yòu), meaning to be careful and cautious, according to Xu Xuan. It also carries the meaning of yielding. Additionally, it means to strike forcefully — "Guang Yun" (Guangyun). Furthermore, pronounced chou (falling tone) — "Guang Yun" (Guangyun), and pronounced niu (rising tone) — "Ji Yun" (Jiyun). Also, pronounced qiu (rising tone) — "Ji Yun" (Jiyun). The meaning is the same as above.