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SYNOPTICAL STUDIES
458 飾 — shih1, ornament.
459 飭 — chi'h1.4, to order.
460 亨 — hêng1.2, passing through. The old form of 烹 p'eng1, to boil.
461 享 — hsiang3, to enjoy.
462 亭 — t'ing2, a shed; perpendicular.
463 亮 — liang4, bright; dawn. See No. 560.
464 敦 — tun1, sterling; substantial.
465 郭 — kuo1, suburbs.
466 執 — chih2, to grasp.
467 孰 — shu2, who?
468 熱 — jê4, hot.
469 熟 — shu2 or shou2, ripe; cooked; intimate.
470 塾 — shu2, a school-room.
471 墪 — tun1, a mound or hillock.
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