一切經音義 48.111
English (machine translation) 48.111
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48.111
Iron beaks (鐵𭪿: now written as 𠲿, or as 觜, the same zi + lei fan; the Guangya says: 'Zui [𭪿] means mouth'; dictionaries say: 'Zui means a bird's beak'; some write it as 𭉨; searching through all historical texts there is no such character, except in Fu Xuan's poem "Seven Stimulations", which has 𭉨埴飲泉 written with this character, pronounced the same as shuan [吮], si + yan fan).
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