一切經音義 26.142

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Qí zú [其鏃, its arrowhead] (zǐ + mù fanqie; the Zilin states: "The tip of an arrow." South of the Yangtze it is called the arrow's metal; east of the mountains it is called the arrow's foot. The Shiming states: "The root of the arrowhead is called the foot; in ancient times the foot of the arrow was called zú." The Erya says: "Metal arrowheads and trimmed feathers." This is it).