Zi Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Bamboo (zhú) Page 303, Entry 10 In "Guangyun" and "Jiyun," recorded as pronounced zhú xià qiè, same sound as "zhì." "Yupian" explains that 䋾 refers to the appearance of cotton wadding sticking together. Also, in "Jiyun," it is recorded as sometimes written as 䋾, referring to the appearance of tangled silk threads. Furthermore, in "Jiyun," it is recorded as pronounced zhǎn jiǎ qiè, same sound as [missing character in original text]. The meaning is the same.