Zi Collection, Page Position: Upper Radical: Tree (mù) Page 447, Entry 07 Pronounced pi (rising tone) — "Tang Yun" Pronounced pi (rising tone) — "Jiyun" Meaning: The appearance of interwoven branches below a tree. "Yu Pian" explains: "㯅㯕" refers to the branches at the lower part of a tree. "Bo Ya" states: Interwoven branches below a tree are called "㯅㯕". Also, pronounced fu (first tone) and zhi (first tone) — "Tang Yun" (pronunciation missing) Also, pronounced bin (first tone) and mi (first tone) — "Wu Yin Ji Yun" (pronunciation missing) Meaning is the same. Also, pronounced bian (first tone) and xi (first tone) — "Tang Yun" Pronounced bi (falling tone), same pronunciation as "㡙". "㯅㯕" refers to a small tree.