You Collection, Middle Volume Radical: Foot (zú) Kangxi Strokes: 12 Page 1223, Entry 23 Guangyun (Dictionary of Broad Rhymes): Pronounced pao. Used when feet scratch the ground. Lin'an Xinzhi (New Records of Lin'an): Chan Master Xingkong lived on Mount Daci and suffered from a lack of water. Suddenly, a divine being told him that water would arrive the next day. That night, two tigers used their feet to scratch the ground and dig holes, causing a spring to gush forth; thus it is called the Tiger Running Spring (Hupao Quan). Also, Guangyun: Pronounced bao. In the region of Qin, people call kicking or stomping run. Boya (Broad Refinements): This is the same as the word meaning to leap or jump (bao). Also, Jiyun (Compilation of Rhymes): Pronounced pu. The meaning is the same.