Mao Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Heart (xīn) 怗; Kangxi Stroke Count: 9; Page: Page 380, Entry 19 Pronounced tā xié (falling tone) in the "Guangyun" and "Zhengyun" dictionaries. Pronounced tuō xié (falling tone) in the "Jiyun" and "Yunhui" dictionaries, sound similar to "tiē". In the "Yupian" dictionary, it means to obey, and to be quiet. "Spring and Autumn Annals (Gongyang Zhuan), Duke Xi, Year 4": "The soldiers were quieted, and this was considered the king's affair." Also, pronounced chǔ zhàn (falling tone) in the "Jiyun" dictionary, sound similar to "zhān". It means to be blocked or stagnant. "Book of Rites (Liji), Music Chapter": "The five notes gong, shang, jiao, zheng, and yu, if not disordered, then there will be no stagnant sounds."