Pronounced yu (falling tone) according to "Yùpiān" (玉篇), and pronounced yān (falling tone) according to "Jíyùn" (集韵). "Guǎngyǎ" (广雅) explains it as "to give." "Yángzi·Fāngyán" (扬子·方言) records: "䛳, is also. In the Wu-Yue region, it is said as '', and in the Jing-Qi region, it is said as '䛳 and', just as in the Qin-Jin region, it is said as 'Ā and'." Furthermore, "Guǎngyǎ" (广雅) explains it as "to grasp." "Yángzi·Fāngyán" (扬子·方言) records: "Grasp, is the usage in the Yangzhou and Kuaiji regions. Sometimes it is also called 䛳." Furthermore, "Yùpiān" (玉篇) explains it as "to hide, to speak lightly." "Lèipiān" (类篇) explains it as "to slander." Furthermore, pronounced yān according to "Jíyùn" (集韵), with a pronunciation of "yān." "Lèipiān" (类篇) records: "䛳xiāo, to be able to match."