一切經音義 35.165

35.165

水㲻（寧的反禮記孔子曰君子㲻於口小人㲻於水謂覆沒不能自理出也又曰死而不弔者三畏壓㲻說文沒水也從人從水亦作溺古也）。

Drown in water (水㲻) (the second character is *ning-de* fan; in the Book of Rites, Confucius says: "A noble person drowns in his mouth; a petty person drowns in water", meaning to be submerged and unable to extricate oneself; it also says: "There are three kinds of dead for whom condolences are not offered: fear, being crushed, and drowning"; Shuowen jiezi says: "Submerged in water"; it takes the person radical and the water radical; it is also anciently written as 溺).