Zi Collection, Middle Volume, Page 257, Entry 03 Pronounced huāng guā (entering tone), same entering tone as "huan." Means "to look." The "Pīcāng" explains it as an angry gaze. Also used in personal names, such as Xī huān. Seen in "History of Song (Songshi), Imperial Family Table." Also, "Guǎngyùn" and "Jíyùn" pronounce it hū bā (entering tone), same pronunciation as "xī." The meaning is the same. Sometimes written in variant forms. Also, "Jíyùn" pronounces it gǔ huó (entering tone), same pronunciation as "kuò." "Lèibiān" explains it as blurry vision. "Zhèngzìtōng" states this meaning is different from the character "guō" in the radical "Ear."