Zi Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Person (rén) Page 14, Entry 05 Pronounced sha. Same as 裟. Woolen clothing is called jiāshā (袈裟). Some write it with the "wool" radical as 㲚. One explanation is that it describes long fur. Also, with a fanqie of sāng hé (桑何), pronounced suō. "With hair gathered in tufts like horns" — Han Yu, Poem on the Lunar Eclipse (Yueshi Shi) "The tiger squats in the west, banners and pennants of flowing hair." To this day, internal officials, trivial matters are not counted.