Zi Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Speech (yán) Page 340, Entry 05 Pronounced hui (falling tone) 《Tang Yun》, 《Ji Yun》, 《Yun Hui》, 《Zheng Yun》: Pronounced dui (falling tone), same pronunciation as "hui". 《Shuowen Jiezi》 explains it as: stopping midway. Sima Fa states: When an army is numerous, some will "hui". "Hui" means to stop. In Zuo Si's "Wei Du Fu", there is the sentence "Xī piān duò yǐ huì liè". The commentary explains: "Hui lie" means sometimes stopping and sometimes arranging. Also, 《Guang Ya》 explains it as: to change, to deceive. Also, 《Yu Pian》 explains it as: to translate. Also, 《Guang Yun》 explains it as: to arrange. Also, 《Zeng Yun》 explains it as: to awaken and understand. Also, 《Zheng Yun》 explains it as: to call and gather. Also, 《Guang Yun》: Pronounced zui (falling tone). 《Ji Yun》: Pronounced bui (falling tone), same pronunciation as "hui" (rising tone). The meaning is the same. 《Shuowen Jiezi》 originally wrote it as .