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turquoise kingfisher
water hen, gallinulle
eagle
silver pheasant, phasianus nycth
silver pheasant badge worn by civil officials of the 5th grade
kingfisher, snipe
hawk
heron
long-tailed bird, dove, bullfinch
swallow
kind of water bird
kind of bird of prey, hawk
the mango-bird, the Chinese oriole
kind of large waterfowl with red
the eastern jackdaw
cormorant
parrot, parakeet
Japanese stork
Chinese oriole
fabulous mythical bird, imperial
saltiness
salty
salty, salt
impure carbonate of sodium of natron
deer
female deer, doe
rough, crude, coarse
species of deer
till, plow
small spotted deer found in N. China
general name for the hornless deer, to collect, to band together
moose, priest's horsehair flapper, elk
reindeer
stag, buck, hart
fawn
foot of a mountain
roe deer
lovely, beautiful, graceful, resplendent
scent
musk deer
roebuck, moschus chinloo
Chinese unicorn, genius, giraffe, bright, shining
rough, coarse, big
barley, wheat
light wheat-gluten bread
sticky rice ball
porridge
yeast, leaven
barley
yeast, leaven, surname
flour, dough, noodles
malt, yeast
noodles, wheat flour
hemp, flax, numb
rope
interrogative final particle, insignificant, small, tiny
beckon to, command
I, you, (kokuji)
yellow, surname
yellow
yellow, augment, increase
dark, black, many
stick to, glutinous, sticky, glue
bird-lime
black, dark, evil, sinister
black
red
silent, quiet, still, dark
silence, become silent, stop speaking, leave as is
blackened eyebrows
draw back
point, mark, speck, decimal pt
black and shining, ebony
blue-black
tatooing
dark, sallow colour
black, dark, unclear, private
black, dark
young girl's hair style
grey black
mold, mildew
mole, scar, blemish
make dirty, become dirty
sewing radical (no. 204)
lap robe, embroidery pattern
green frog, industry
large turtle, sea turtle
the edible water-frog
great sea turtle
snapping turtle, fresh-water turtle
large reptile, water lizard
three legged kettle
cover of tripod cauldron
incense tripod
large tripod cauldron with small mouth
drum, beat, rouse, muster
drum, to drum, from whence comes: to rouse, to swell, to bulge
beating of drums
drum
small revolving drum with knobs