In the "Guangyun" (Guangyun), the pronunciation is qī jiē qiè, which sounds the same as "qiè." "Shuowen Jiezi" states that the character "緁" (jié) is sometimes also written as "䌌" (jié), with a component derived from "习" (xí). Detailed explanations can be found in the commentary for "緁" (jié). It is also found in the "Book of Later Han" (Hou Hanshu), in the biography of Ying Shao (Ying Shao), which records "缇䌌十重" (tí jié shí chóng). The commentary explains that "缇䌌" (tí jié) refers to brightly colored clothing. In "Nine Laments" (Jiu Huai) from "Songs of Chu" (Chu Ci), there is the line "袭英衣兮缇䌌" (xí yīng yī xī tí jié). The supplementary commentary states that "䌌" (jié) is a type of garment with a sewn border. It is also found in the "Jiyun" (Jiyun), where the pronunciation is qī rù qiè, sounding the same as "qì." The meaning is the same.