Zi Collection, Upper Volume, Page 102, Entry 03 Pronounced ge (falling tone) From "Guangyun" and "Jiyun", the pronunciation is derived from the ancient "he" cut, and is the same as "ge". "Yupian" explains it as a sore. "Jiyun" explains it as bald. Another explanation is a wound. Those that appear in spring are called yan tu; those that appear in autumn are called yan tu. Also from "Jiyun", the pronunciation is derived from the ancient "ke" cut, and is the same as "ke". The meaning is the same. Sometimes written as "ke".