Zi Collection, Page Position: Upper, Radical: Tanned Leather (wéi), Page 104, Entry 03 Recorded in "Tang Yun" and "Ji Yun," pronounced pǐ gè qiè, same sound as "pò." "Shuowen Jiezi" explains it as a covering for a chariot's yoke. The character is composed of "wéi" with "fū" as the phonetic component. Also recorded in "Ji Yun," pronounced píng bì qiè, same sound as "bó." Refers to covering a chariot's yoke with leather. Also pronounced fāng fù qiè, same sound as "". Originally written as "". See the annotation for this character in the Radical: Leather (gé) section for details. Also pronounced fú fù qiè, same sound as "fù." "Yupian" explains it as clothing worn on the buttocks. "Ji Yun" records that the original form was written as "".