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It is often written 頴 and is classed under radical 頁 yeh head.
Wu is composed of 心 hsin heart as radical, with 吾 wu I as phonetic (line 115).
312. | 人 | 稱 | 奇 | and people declared them to be prodigies. | |
Jen2 | ch'êng1 | ch'i2 | |||
Man | entitle | wonderful |
Jen see line 1.
Ch'êng see line 186.
Ch'i is composed of 大 ta great as radical, and k'o can, and has been explained as that which has no match. It is often wrongly written 竒.
313. | 爾 | 幼 | 學 | You young learners | |
Erh3 | yu4 | hsüeh2 | |||
You | young | learn |
Erh see line 297.
Yu see line 23.
Hsüeh see line 11.
314. | 當 | 效 | 之 | ought to imitate them. | |
Tang1 | hsiao4 | chih1 | |||
Ought | imitate | arrive |
Tang see line 36.
Hsiao is composed of 攴 p'u to tap as radical, with 交 chiao to blend, to hand over, as phonetic. It originally meant to be like, to resemble.
Chih see line 1.
315. | 蔡 | 文 | 姬 | Ts'ai Wên-chi | |
Ts'ai4 | wên2 | chi1 | |||
Ts'ai | wen | chi |
Ts'ai is composed of 艸 ts'ao vegetation as radical, and 祭 chi4 to sacrifice. It is a common surname.