Zi Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Mouth (kǒu) Page 101, Entry 03 In the "Jiyun" and "Leipian," it is recorded, pronounced quǎn jiǒng (falling tone), sound: jǐng. Refers to a small stool. Another explanation refers to a small box. In the "Leipian," it is recorded, pronounced jǔ yǐng (falling tone), sound: jǐng. Refers to a "jingzhen" (a type of pillow that easily awakens the sleeper). In the "Jiyun," it is recorded, pronounced yǔ qīng (falling tone), sound: yǐng. Refers to the name of a tree. Another explanation refers to the handle of an awl. Another explanation refers to a knife ring.