Xu Collection, Middle Volume, Radical: Mound (fù) Page 1346, Entry 02 Pronounced chi (falling tone) — Zhùn Yùn, Jí Yùn, Yùn Huì, Zhèng Yùn: zhàng ěr qiè; Zhèng Yùn: zhàng jī qiè. "Small collapse." — Shuō Wén "To destroy; to fall." — Yù Piān "The gathering did not collapse, and things returned to their place." — Zhōu Yǔ Note: A large collapse is called bēng, a small one is called tuī. "Also written as 陊 or 陁." — Jí Yùn "Also, edge of a cliff." — Jí Yùn "When the wheel rim is low, it is difficult to ascend the slope." — Zhōu Lǐ · Dōng Guān Kǎo Gōng Jì Note: Tuī means slope; when the wheel rim is low, it is difficult to pull. "Tuī, pronounced zhàng ěr. Liu reads it as táng hé." — Shì Wén Pronounced shǐ — Guǎng Yùn: shī shì qiè; Jí Yùn, Yùn Huì: shǎng shì qiè; Zhèng Yùn: shī zhǐ qiè. "To ruin." — Guǎng Yùn "The laws and discipline were ruined." — Hòu Hàn · Lǐ Yīng Zhuàn Pronounced duò — Jí Yùn, Yùn Huì: dài kě qiè. "To ruin." — Bó Yǎ "Also written as 陊 or 陀." Pronounced yǐ — Jí Yùn: yǎn ěr qiè. Originally written as 陁. See notes for 陁. "Also, from Yùn Huì Xiǎo Bǔ: Táng Hé qiè. Same as tuó." "Ascending the long slope of the embankment." — Shǐ Jì · Sī Mǎ Xiàng Rú Zhuàn "Written as 陁 in Hán Shū."