Zi Collection, Page Position: Upper, Radical: Cliff (hǎn), Page 12, Entry 05 Pronounced zui (falling tone). This character is a variant of "脧" (zui). It refers to the genitalia of an infant. The "Classic of the Way and Its Power" (Daodejing) states: "Though he be as a newborn infant, not knowing the union of male and female, yet [the character] will be erect, this shows his vital energy is in its utmost fullness." Also, in the "Jiyun" (集韵): Pronounced zhui (rising tone), same sound as "厜" (zhui). Pronounced zuo (falling tone), same sound as "侳" (zuo). Pronounced zui (falling tone), same sound as "濢" (zui). The meaning is the same. It is sometimes written as . The character was originally mistakenly written with the "Cliff" (hǎn) radical.