Pronounced yu (rising tone) with fanqie "yu ju qie" from the "Tang Yun" and "yun ju qie" from the "Ji Yun." In "Shuowen Jiezi," it was originally written as, referring to the leather strap that encircles the inner side of a chariot's shaft. "Bo Ya" states that 䩒 is also called 鞶. Additionally, pronounced kuang yu qie from the "Guang Yun" and xiong yu qie from the "Ji Yun," with the same pronunciation as "xu." Furthermore, pronounced yi ju qie from the "Guang Yun" and yong ju qie from the "Ji Yun," with the same pronunciation as "yu." The meaning is the same.