Zi Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Tiger (hū) Page 102, Entry 01 Pronounced huǐ (falling tone) Meaning: Slander. Sometimes also written in a variant form (huǐ). Commonly used as a substitute for (huǐ). Also used in personal names. In the "Genealogy of the Imperial Clan" (Song Shi · Zong Shi Biao), there is an entry for Zuo Digong Lang Bu Ní. Page 102, Entry 02 Pronounced nì Meaning: Anger. Another interpretation is to scold. Same as the character (jié). The "Zi Hui Bu" points out that it is incorrect to mistakenly write it with a different character form. The character (jié) originally derived from the (jiù) radical. Additionally, the character (huǐ) is the same as the character (jié).