Zi Collection, Page Position: Upper Radical: Jade (yù) Pronounced ziào (falling tone) Also pronounced jiào (falling tone) Explained in "Yùpiān" as eyes dim and unclear. Explained in "Lèipiān" as glaring angrily with eyes wide open. Also refers to a type of seashell. "Zhū Zhòng's Xiāng Bèi Jīng" records: The 䂃 seashell causes fetal loss; do not show it to pregnant women. This seashell has red stripes running across its spine. Also pronounced jiē (entering tone) Also pronounced jué (falling tone) Also refers to the closing of the eyes. Also pronounced zī (level tone) Also pronounced jīng (level tone) Meaning is the same.