Zi Collection, Page Position: Upper Radical: Mouth (kǒu) Page 285, Entry 03 Pronounced mo (level tone) Pronounced ma (level tone) From "Collected Rhymes" (Jiyun), refers to a covering on a carriage used to block wind and dust. Also refers to the long hair growing on a horse's body. Also from "Collected Rhymes" (Jiyun), pronounced li (entering tone) From "Zhou Li - Chun Guan - Jin Che" (Rites of Zhou - Official of Spring - Cloth Carriage) with annotation on "Sha Yu Gai", the old version is written as. From "Shi Wen" (Explanations of Characters), pronounced lie (entering tone), or pronounced mao (level tone).