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SYNOPTICAL STUDIES
828 仿 — fang3, according to.
829 彷 — fang3, resembling.
830 𡈼 — jen2, an astronomical character. See No. 893.
831 王 — wang2, a prince.
832 玉 — yü4, jade.
833 呈 — ch'êng2, to present a petition.
834 皇 — huang2, the Emperor.
835 星 — hsing1, stars.
836 嬴 — ying2, to expand.
837 贏 — ying2, to win.
838 毁 — hui3, to break to pieces.
839 段 — tuan4, a paragraph; satin.
840 叚 — chia3, to borrow. Hence 假 chia3.4, false; 暇 hsia2, leisure; 瑕 hsia2, a speck; 遐 hsia2, remote.

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