Jiyun (集韵) has a pronunciation of ji (疾) zhi (智) cut, with the same sound as "zi" (渍). Shuowen Jiezi (说文解字) explains it as the meaning of vomiting. Also, Guangyun (广韵) and Jiyun (集韵) have a pronunciation of zi (子) zhi (智) cut, with the same sound as "ji" (积) in "wei ji" (委积). The meaning is the same. Also, Guangyun (广韵) has a pronunciation of ji (即) yi (移) cut, Jiyun (集韵) has a pronunciation of jiang (将) zhi (支) cut, with the same sound as "zi" (赀). Cangjie Pian (仓颉篇) explains it as sobbing and sighing. Another explanation is the meaning of vomiting. Sometimes it is abbreviated as. Also, Jiyun (集韵) has a pronunciation of cai (才) zhi (支) cut, with the same sound as "ci" (疵). The meaning is the same. @ is the same as "㰣".