Pronounced zi (falling tone) in Guangyun, and jin (falling tone) in Jiyun, with the same pronunciation as "zi". It means the appearance of a young horse. In Jiyun, it is sometimes also written as the character . Additionally, the Yùpiān (玉篇) explains it as two people riding one horse together. Furthermore, in Tangyun (唐韵), it is pronounced zhi (rising tone) and read as the "chui" sound in the rising tone. The meaning is the same as above. In Zhouwen (籀文), it is written as the character .