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IN CHINESE CHARACTER.
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329 庚 — kêng1, a horary character.
330 唐 — t'ang2, boasting; name of a dynasty. Hence 糖 t'ang2, sugar.
331 康 — k'ang1, felicity; ease.
332 牀 — ch'uang2, a bed.
333 壯 — chuang4, strong. Hence 莊 chuang1, a village; 裝 chuang1, to pack.
334 狀 — chuang4, an accusation.
335 戕 — ch'iang1, to kill.
336 牧 — mu4, a pastor.
337 牡 — mu3, the male of animals.
338 牝 — p'in1, the female.
339 庄 — chuang1, a village. A common form of 莊.
340 床 — ch'uang2, a bed. Also written 牀.
341 哉 — tsai1, an exclamation.
342 裁 — ts'ai2, to cut out [clothes &c.]
343 栽 — tsai1, to plant.
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