Zi Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Water (shuǐ) Page 374, Entry 02 Pronounced hu (falling tone) — "Tang Yun" and "Ji Yun" Meaning: Green-black appearance — "Yu Pian" Also means: Great purity. Also means: To combine. — "Shurang Jing" Pronounced wěn (rising tone) — "Ji Yun" Meaning: The appearance of water breaking. Pronounced tuì (falling tone) Meaning: To soak and cause colors to fade. — "Yu Pian" Also written as 淐, now written as 㳷. — "Ji Yun" Also the same as 淴. Written in clerical script as 㳷. Sometimes written with the "water" radical and 忽, making it 淴. Verification: [ "Yu Pian" originally written as 渴, now written as 㳷. ] Carefully checked original text, 渴 changed to 淐. [ "Ji Yun" also the same as 淴. Written in clerical script as 㳷. ] Carefully examined, the character should be changed to 淴, see the note for the character 晝 in this section.