Zi Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Mouth (kǒu) Page 10, Entry 02 Pronounced zhí (rising tone) Same as "䐑". Refers to meat sliced thinly. Explained in "Yùpiān" as having a fishy smell. Explained in "Yùnhuì" as roasted over a fire. Another explanation refers to a state of being half-raw and half-cooked. "Bóyǎ" records: 䐲 means "yuè" (roasting). The commentary on "xīng sì yuān rèn jì" in "Lǐjì · Jiāotèsheng" mentions: "yuān" is sometimes written as 䐲. Mao Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Speech (yán) Page 266, Entry 08 Pronounced zhí (rising tone) Same meaning as "蛰".