Zi Collection, Upper Volume, Page 22, Entry 05 Pronounced luó (falling tone) - from "luò hóu qiè" (Luo Hou Cut) in the "Tang Yun" and "láng hóu qiè" (Lang Hou Cut) in the "Jiyun". Pronunciation same as "lóu". The "Shuowen Jiezi" records it as the name of a fish. One is called "lǐ" (carp). One is called "jiá". The "Yupian" records it as a large green fish. Wu Collection, Upper Volume, Page 188, Entry 07 Pronounced lú (rising tone) - from "lì zhū qiè" (Li Zhu Cut) in the "Guang Yun" and "lóng zhū qiè" (Long Zhu Cut) in the "Jiyun". Pronunciation same as "lū". The meaning is the same.