Pronounced zhi lun qie in "Tang Yun" (唐韵) and zhu lun qie in "Ji Yun" (集韵), with the same pronunciation as "tun" (屯). "Shuowen Jiezi" (说文解字) explains it as storing grain. "Guang Yun" (广韵) explains that a store of cloth is called 㡒. Also pronounced zhi lun qie in "Guang Yun" (广韵) and zhong lun qie in "Ji Yun" (集韵), with the same pronunciation as "chún" (䣩). Also pronounced chu lun qie in "Ji Yun" (集韵), with the same pronunciation as "chún" (唇). Also pronounced tu sun qie in "Guang Yun" (广韵) and du ben qie in "Ji Yun" (集韵), with the same pronunciation as "tún" (囤). Also pronounced ce lun qie in "Ji Yun" (集韵), with the same pronunciation as "chūn" (春). Also pronounced chi lun qie, with the same pronunciation as "chūn" (椿). The meaning is the same.