Zi Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Dog (quǎn) Page 754, Entry 04 According to the "Zhengzitong" (正字通), "犐㹋" describes the appearance of an ugly ox. The "Huainanzi: Shuoshanxun" (淮南子·说山训) states: "Gathered together, the multicolored oxen are both ugly and tailless." The "Zihui Bu" (字汇补) annotates the pronunciation as "xin qiu qie," which is read the same as "xiu" (修). The meaning is "tailless." Verification: [The "Huainanzi: Shuoshanxun" (淮南子·说山训) states: "Tún lí oxen, both 犐 and 㹋."] Following the original text, "犐" has been changed to "犐".