According to the "Tang Yun" (Tang Yun), this character is pronounced xi zhu qie. The "Ji Yun" (Ji Yun) states it is pronounced xi liu qie, with the same pronunciation as the character "su". Its meaning is to strike. In Zhang Heng's "Xijing Fu" (Xijing Fu), there is the sentence "fei yan tao shuo". The annotation explains this as the appearance of something adhering to an object. The character "shuo" is pronounced the same as "shuo". Furthermore, the "Tang Yun" and "Ji Yun" state it is pronounced suo liu qie, with the same pronunciation as "suo". The meaning is the same. It is sometimes written in other forms. Furthermore, the "Tang Yun" pronounces it su diao qie, and the "Ji Yun" pronounces it xian diao qie, with the same pronunciation as "xiao". The meaning is the same. It is sometimes written in other forms. Furthermore, the "Tang Yun" pronounces it xian niao qie, and the "Ji Yun" pronounces it xian liao qie, with the same pronunciation as "xiao". The meaning is to strike. Furthermore, the "Tang Yun" pronounces it su diao qie, and the "Ji Yun" pronounces it xian diao qie, with the same pronunciation as "xiao". The meaning is the same.