Guangyun pronunciation: hu kun qie. Jiyun pronunciation: hu kun qie, same pronunciation as "hun". Guangyun explains it as "䮝騱", referring to a wild horse. Zhengzitong points out that according to Shuowen Jiezi, it should be "驒騱", referring to a wild horse. The original character was derived from "单", and old annotations mistakenly made it "䮝騱". Also, Jiyun pronunciation: xu wei qie, same pronunciation as "hui". It is the name of a beast. Shanhaijing records: The first section of Mount Taihang is called Mount Gui. In the mountain, there is a beast shaped like a roe deer, with four horns, a horse's tail, and spurs, named "䮝", which is good at "huan". The annotation says: "huan" refers to spinning and dancing. "䮝" is pronounced hui.