| °ì | 1 | one finger |
| ±¦ | 2 | right hand to the mouth |
| ±« | 3 | rain from heavenly clouds |
| ±ß | 4 | round coins from bank-teller's window |
| ²¦ | 5 | king with ax rules heaven, earth and man |
| ²» | 6 | sound of rising sun |
| ²¼ | 7 | t-bar with droopy lower handle |
| ²Ð | 8 | flames of fire |
| ²Ö | 9 | flowers appear when plants undergo change |
| ³Ø | 10 | child learning under ornate roof |
| µ¤ | 11 | spirit-like vapors from source x |
| ¶å | 12 | less than perfect ten: worth only nine |
| µÙ | 13 | person rests against tree |
| ¶â | 14 | two gold nuggets under cover of earth |
| ¶õ | 15 | work to open hole in roof to see empty sky |
| ·î | 16 | pitted crescent moon shining down |
| ¸¤ | 17 | big spotted dog rearing up |
| ¸« | 18 | bending down to look closely with seeing eye |
| ¸Þ | 19 | a reel is better than five fingers |
| ¸ý | 20 | open mouth |
| ¹» | 21 | check six wooden crosses for school |
| º¸ | 22 | left hand steadies carpenter's square |
| »° | 23 | three fingers |
| »³ | 24 | triple-peaked mountain |
| »Ò | 25 | long-armed child in swaddling clothes |
| »Í | 26 | four fingers in clenched fist |
| Ȍ | 27 | skeins of twisted thread |
| »ú | 28 | child at home studying letters |
| ¼ª | 29 | pointed ear |
| ¼· | 30 | badly written ten again: now worth only seven |
| ¼Ö | 31 | chariot with two wheels |
| ¼ê | 32 | hand with fingers spread |
| ½½ | 33 | all points considered, ten out of ten |
| ½Ð | 34 | mountain emerging atop another |
| ½÷ | 35 | kneeling woman |
| ¾® | 36 | a stroke divided into two small ones |
| ¾å | 37 | bar with handle, sticking up over baseline |
| ¿¹ | 38 | there are many trees in the woods |
| ¿Í | 39 | headless, armless person |
| ¿å | 40 | water squeezes between banks |
| ˵ | 41 | to stop at the line is to do the correct thing |
| À¸ | 42 | growing plant is a symbol of life |
| ÀÄ | 43 | young blue-green plants live on the moon |
| ͼ | 44 | clear moon indicates evening |
| ÀÐ | 45 | round stone at base of cliff |
| ÀÖ | 46 | big fire makes earth glow red |
| Àé | 47 | that one person is worth a thousand others |
| Àî | 48 | river flowing between banks |
| Àè | 49 | those dead people preceded us in life |
| Áá | 50 | sun shows ten but it's still early |
| Â | 51 | round knee and foot suffice to show leg |
| ¼ | 52 | measure trees in village |
| Âç | 53 | person looking big as possible |
| ÃË | 54 | man provides strength in field |
| Ãæ | 55 | Chinese arrow pierces middle of target |
| Ãî | 56 | coiled hooded snake: similar inside to insect |
| Ä® | 57 | town at t-junction of paths through fields |
| Å· | 58 | person's head is closest part to heaven |
| ÅÄ | 59 | rice field crossed by paths |
| ÅÚ | 60 | plant grows in earth |
| Æó | 61 | two fingers |
| Æü | 62 | sun with spot |
| Æþ | 63 | enter through inverted v opening |
| ǯ | 64 | person visits well every year |
| Çò | 65 | sunstroke leaves one white?! |
| Ȭ | 66 | eight can be easily divided |
| É´ | 67 | score one hundred with one white thumbnail |
| ʸ | 68 | cross is basic form of writing: try to top it |
| ÌÚ | 69 | tree with sweeping branches |
| ËÜ | 70 | tree with one central root |
| ̾ | 71 | mouth calls name at night |
| ÌÜ | 72 | upright eye |
| Ω | 73 | person standing |
| ÎÏ | 74 | hand pressing down with strength |
| ÎÓ | 75 | forest contains tall stately trees |
| Ï» | 76 | eight topped by six?! |
| °ú | 77 | bow with string waiting to be drawn |
| ±À | 78 | billowing rain-clouds look like two noses |
| ±ó | 79 | loose clothes for traveling any distance |
| ²¿ | 80 | what exactly can a person say? |
| ²Ê | 81 | course to categorize rice measures |
| ²Æ | 82 | masked head and crossed legs in summer dance |
| ²È | 83 | house looking like pig-sty |
| ²Î | 84 | gaping mouth sings the can-can |
| ²è | 85 | field in picture partitioned by strokes |
| ²ó | 86 | coaxial rotation |
| ²ñ | 87 | two noses meet under roof |
| ³¤ | 88 | every drop of water goes into sea |
| ³¨ | 89 | threads meet in embroidered picture |
| ³ | 90 | shellfish with protruding feelers |
| ³° | 91 | crescent moon with crack on outside |
| ´Ö | 92 | gate with space to let sun shine through |
| ´é | 93 | only three hairs stand on head: glum face |
| µ¥ | 94 | steam comprises watery vapors |
| µ | 95 | wordy account of oneself |
| µ¢ | 96 | return with wife carrying broom and sword |
| µí | 97 | cow with ears and broken horn |
| µû | 98 | fish with fiery tail |
| µþ | 99 | stone lantern at emperor's palace in capital |
| ¶¯ | 100 | strong insect draws bow with its nose |
| ¶µ | 101 | cane in hand teaches child stick arranging |
| ¶Ì | 102 | string of jewels fit for king |
| ¶á | 103 | distance to move chopped, making it near |
| ·Á | 104 | put hairs into pattern of well-frame |
| ·× | 105 | counting in tens is a way of measuring |
| ¸µ | 106 | two persons of same origin |
| ¸¶ | 107 | originally cliff with funny spring, now a plain |
| ¸Í | 108 | one door forms half a gate |
| ¸Å | 109 | an old story, told at least ten times |
| ¸á | 110 | noon strikes, knocking top bit off cow |
| ¸å | 111 | sit crosslegged on threading road, fall behind |
| ¸ì | 112 | five mouths speak many words |
| ¹© | 113 | work with carpenter's square |
| ¹ | 114 | spacious building with elbow-room |
| ¸ò | 115 | mix six crosses |
| ¸÷ | 116 | person carries fire that shines light |
| ¹Í | 117 | bent old man considers burial in earth |
| ¹Ô | 118 | column goes along to crossroads |
| ¹â | 119 | tall watchtower |
| ²« | 120 | arrow burns yellow with grass from field |
| ¹ç | 121 | cap fits mouth |
| ë | 122 | valley is doubly split opening |
| ¹ñ | 123 | one's country is an enclosed jewel |
| ¹õ | 124 | ground in burnt field is black |
| º£ | 125 | cover the corner, right now |
| ºÍ | 126 | funny dam built by talented one-year-old |
| ºî | 127 | person with saw about to make something |
| »» | 128 | count by using bamboo abacus with both hands |
| ȧ | 129 | footprints stop above line |
| »Ô | 130 | go to city market to buy cloth top hat |
| »× | 131 | always thinking of one's field in one's heart |
| Ⱦ | 132 | pound threads with spoon to make paper |
| »û | 133 | temple has measured grounds |
| ¼« | 134 | nose is just a stroke from eye, symbolising self |
| »þ | 135 | tell time by sun on temple |
| ¼¼ | 136 | arrive at roofed room |
| ¼Ò | 137 | altar ground is shrine |
| ¼å | 138 | weak hairs bend like bows |
| ¼ó | 139 | chief has hair on head |
| ½© | 140 | rice plants can get burned in autumn |
| ½Õ | 141 | three people enjoy spring sun |
| ½ñ | 142 | take brush in hand daily and write |
| ¾¯ | 143 | small with just a little extra |
| ¾ì | 144 | place where sun shines down on ground |
| ¿§ | 145 | colorful tale about bodies bent in sex act |
| ¿© | 146 | covered food good for eating |
| ¿´ | 147 | heart shows stroke damage |
| ¿· | 148 | stand of trees newly cut down by sharp ax |
| ¿Æ | 149 | parent sees all from stand of trees |
| ¿Þ | 150 | diagram with spot marked by x and two pointers |
| ¿ô | 151 | woman counts number of rice grains by hand |
| À¾ | 152 | sun falls in west like drop from wine press |
| À¼ | 153 | voice of samurai at door |
| ˱ | 154 | stars born from sun |
| À² | 155 | sun against blue means clear weather |
| ÀÚ | 156 | seven sword cuts |
| Àã | 157 | rain that hand sweeps away is snow |
| Á¥ | 158 | boat with eight portholes is ship |
| Á° | 159 | before cutting meat cut horns |
| ÁÈ | 160 | furthermore, threads can be assembled in group |
| Áö | 161 | foot running along ground |
| Áð | 162 | grass is early plant |
| ¿ | 163 | many evenings |
| ÂÀ | 164 | fat is a bit more than just big |
| ÂÎ | 165 | root of a person is the body |
| Âæ | 166 | I mount stand to say something |
| ÃÏ | 167 | land with odd twisting creatures on ground |
| ÃÓ | 168 | waters of pond contain twisting creatures |
| ÃÎ | 169 | know arrow hole |
| ÃÝ | 170 | two bamboo stems |
| Ãã | 171 | ample tea plants |
| Ãë | 172 | measure in feet noon sun over horizon |
| Ĺ | 173 | long haired old man with stick is very senior |
| Ä» | 174 | bird with wings and talons |
| Ä« | 175 | morning sun rises on plants, displacing moon |
| ÄÌ | 176 | bent figure uses extra movement to pass |
| Äï | 177 | young brothers put in order as binding on stake |
| Ź | 178 | store occupies building |
| ÅÀ | 179 | mark left after occupation by fire |
| ÅÅ | 180 | lightning strikes field in electric rain storm |
| Åá | 181 | broad-bladed sword |
| Åß | 182 | sitting crosslegged on winter ice |
| Åö | 183 | small hand appropriately hits mark |
| Åì | 184 | sun rising through trees in east |
| Åú | 185 | bamboo gives fitting answer |
| Ƭ | 186 | head is a bean-like vessel |
| Ʊ | 187 | all hoops have same single opening |
| Æ» | 188 | head moves, showing way along road |
| ÆÉ | 189 | sell words to read |
| Æî | 190 | get a hoop for ten yen down south |
| ÇÏ | 191 | rearing horse |
| Çä | 192 | samurai stands behind counter selling |
| Çã | 193 | net full of shell-money can buy a lot |
| Çþ | 194 | sitting crosslegged watching wheat plant grow |
| Ⱦ | 195 | half a hornless cow, split down middle |
| ÈÖ | 196 | rice sown in fields by number, in turns |
| Éã | 197 | father has cane in hand |
| É÷ | 198 | insect blown against sail by wind |
| ʬ | 199 | understand one divides by splitting with sword |
| ʹ | 200 | ear listening at gate hears a lot |
| ÊÆ | 201 | grain-laden ear of American rice |
| Êâ | 202 | few feet walk nowadays |
| Êì | 203 | mother is woman with prominent nipples |
| Êý | 204 | both boat and plow can point the way |
| ËÌ | 205 | people flee, turning their backs on the north |
| Ëè | 206 | every person has a mother |
| Ëå | 207 | younger sister is immature woman |
| ÌÀ | 208 | bright sun and moon give clarity |
| ÌÄ | 209 | bird's mouth produces non-human cry |
| ÌÓ | 210 | tuft of hair |
| Ìç | 211 | double-doored gate |
| Ìë | 212 | at night, person puts on top hat to view moon |
| Ìî | 213 | village already built on wild moor |
| ͧ | 214 | hands reaching out in friendship |
| ÍÑ | 215 | use fence |
| ÍË | 216 | sun wings its way like a bird, and so day passes |
| Íè | 217 | wheat comes to be ten grains of rice?! |
| ³Ú | 218 | tasseled drum on stand makes pleasing music |
| Τ | 219 | ground tilled into fields, indicating village |
| Íý | 220 | keeping jewels in village is reasonable |
| ÏÃ | 221 | tongue controls words when talking |
| ° | 222 | sub-human, ugly, twisted feelings are bad |
| °Â | 223 | woman at home, resting at ease |
| °Å | 224 | sun goes dark, accompanied by sound |
| °å | 225 | doctor's bag contains arrow, used for healing |
| °Õ | 226 | a thought is a sound from the heart |
| °é | 227 | educate child upside-down like piece of meat |
| °÷ | 228 | official members always talk of money |
| ±¡ | 229 | institute complete with surrounding hills |
| °û | 230 | lack food, so swallow drink |
| ±¿ | 231 | army on move needs luck and transport |
| ±Ë | 232 | long swim in water |
| ±Ø | 233 | laden person mounts horse at relay station |
| ±à | 234 | spacious park encloses considerable distance |
| ²£ | 235 | yellow piece of wood laid on its side |
| ²° | 236 | arrive and find corpse in store building |
| ²¹ | 237 | sun warms water in a bowl |
| ²½ | 238 | bewitched person changes and falls |
| ²Ù | 239 | what a burden the lotus plant can be! |
| ³¦ | 240 | boundary between fields marks areas |
| ³« | 241 | hands remove bar and open gate |
| ³¬ | 242 | all the steps of a terraced hill |
| ³Ñ | 243 | angular horn |
| ³è | 244 | wet tongue is sign of life |
| ´¨ | 245 | building's six wells ice over in cold |
| ´¶ | 246 | one halberd in mouth causes feeling in heart |
| ´Û | 247 | official eats in hall |
| ´ß | 248 | mountainous cliff forms dry shore |
| ´ä | 249 | stony mountain shows rocky crags |
| µ¯ | 250 | cause oneself to run |
| ´ü | 251 | expect period of months between winnowings |
| µÒ | 252 | each house guest sits crosslegged, open mouthed |
| µæ | 253 | extreme investigation of nine holes |
| µÞ | 254 | hurrying person suddenly bends, hand to heart |
| µé | 255 | reach out and grade threads |
| µÜ | 256 | palace is building with joined rooms |
| µå | 257 | seek spherical jewel |
| µî | 258 | nose to ground suggests one's gone too far |
| ¶¶ | 259 | tall arched wooden structure is bridge |
| ¶È | 260 | study complex wooden instrument as profession |
| ¶Ê | 261 | field has many bending paths |
| ¶É | 262 | office corpse uses odd phrase in circumstances |
| ¶ä | 263 | stop and stare at silvery metal |
| ¶ì | 264 | old plant leaves bitter taste |
| ¶ñ | 265 | keep an eye on table: it's valuable equipment |
| ·¯ | 266 | lord holds stick next to mouth |
| ·» | 267 | elder brother is all mouth and legs |
| ·¸ | 268 | person involved with joining threads |
| ·Ú | 269 | light vehicle pushed along ground by hand |
| ·ì | 270 | vessel contains blood |
| ·è | 271 | person decides to carry water-pack on back |
| ¸¦ | 272 | hone stone with two forked sticks |
| ¸© | 273 | keep an eye on stand at prefectural show |
| ¸À | 274 | mouth speaks three and a bit words |
| ¸Ë | 275 | storehouse is building containing vehicles |
| ¸Ð | 276 | old moon seen in waters of lake |
| ¸ø | 277 | eight lords show nose in public |
| ¸þ | 278 | house window faces one |
| ¹¬ | 279 | extra sharp stroke brings happiness |
| ¹Á | 280 | find oneself together with water in port |
| ¹æ | 281 | mouth calls number of twisting weed |
| º¬ | 282 | stop and stare at tree root |
| º× | 283 | hand puts meat on altar in festival of worship |
| ºÙ | 284 | slender path threads through field |
| ȁ | 285 | samurai is person who works and serves |
| Ȉ | 286 | person falls in death, soon bare bones |
| »È | 287 | official person uses servant |
| »Ï | 288 | first woman begins to mount platform |
| ȯ | 289 | person sits pointing at sun with finger |
| »õ | 290 | teeth ensure rice stops in mouth |
| Ȓ | 291 | words from temple are pure poetry |
| ¼¡ | 292 | lack of ice follows next |
| »ö | 293 | handling ten boxes is no small thing |
| »ý | 294 | hold hands at temple |
| ¼° | 295 | carpenter's square is a form of stake |
| ¼Â | 296 | in reality, a big six-armed man is in the house! |
| ¼Ì | 297 | convey copy of building |
| ¼Ô | 298 | person will be buried in ground one day |
| ¼ç | 299 | king with bit extra is real master |
| ¼é | 300 | take measures to protect house |
| ¼è | 301 | hand takes control of ear |
| ¼ò | 302 | watery alcohol in wine jar |
| ¼õ | 303 | one hand receives baton from another hand |
| ½£ | 304 | sandbank in river is separate province |
| ½¦ | 305 | joined hands can gather or count to ten |
| ½ª | 306 | threads finish in winter |
| ½¬ | 307 | white wings learning to fly |
| ½µ | 308 | another week rolls around |
| ½¸ | 309 | birds gather in tree |
| ½» | 310 | where person lives is where he is master |
| ½Å | 311 | heavy vehicle has double wheels |
| ½ê | 312 | chop down door with ax to get into place |
| ½ë | 313 | person under hot sun |
| ½õ | 314 | furthermore, help by adding strength |
| ¾¼ | 315 | summon, and let there be light |
| ¾Ã | 316 | water has vanished from our little moon |
| ¾¦ | 317 | use mouth and legs to trade, standing at counter |
| ¾Ï | 318 | badge quickly stands out |
| ¾¡ | 319 | with effort, two fires can surpass moon |
| ¾è | 320 | two come riding |
| ¿¢ | 321 | straight tree is properly planted |
| ¿½ | 322 | sun is pierced: what can one say? |
| ¿È | 323 | pregnant woman has conspicuous body |
| ¿À | 324 | gods say something spirited at altar |
| ¿¼ | 325 | find deep waterhole near tree |
| ¿Ê | 326 | advance like moving bird |
| À¤ | 327 | odd world of the thirties' generation |
| À° | 328 | force correct arrangement of bundles |
| Àþ | 329 | trace thread-like line to source |
| Á´ | 330 | king completely under cover |
| Á÷ | 331 | sent away from heaven |
| © | 332 | heart breathes through nose |
| ² | 333 | person with arrow in side is one of the clan |
| ¾ | 334 | other person is like twisting creature |
| ÂÇ | 335 | hand hits nail |
| ÂÐ | 336 | measure opposition to text |
| ÂÔ | 337 | wait at temple beside road |
| Âå | 338 | person replaced by stake |
| Âè | 339 | bamboo tops young brother in order of things |
| Âê | 340 | get subject heading correct on the day |
| ú | 341 | fiery material from mountain cliff is coal |
| û | 342 | both arrow and food vessel are short |
| Ãå | 343 | sheep arrives wearing eye-liner! |
| Ãí | 344 | master pours water |
| Ãì | 345 | master wooden pillar |
| Ãú | 346 | block is exact to a t |
| Ģ | 347 | long cloth drape used as register |
| Ä´ | 348 | investigate by talking around |
| ľ | 349 | ten eyes fixed directly on corner |
| ÄÉ | 350 | pursue moving buttocks |
| Äê | 351 | fix roof correctly |
| Äí | 352 | palace courtyard is fine garden |
| Å´ | 353 | lost metal proves to be iron |
| ž | 354 | vehicle rolls over two noses |
| ÅÔ | 355 | metropolis is village of many persons |
| ÅÙ | 356 | hand measures twenty-one degrees in building |
| Åê | 357 | hand strikes by throwing ax |
| Åç | 358 | bird alights on mountainous island |
| Åò | 359 | rising sun heats water |
| ÅÐ | 360 | two funny feet climb food vessel |
| Åù | 361 | bamboo tablets at temple are all equal |
| Æ° | 362 | strength moves heavy object |
| Ƹ | 363 | child stands in village |
| Æâ | 364 | person tries to get inside hoop |
| Æù | 365 | inside person there is meat |
| ÇÀ | 366 | farming unearths bent clam shell |
| ÇÈ | 367 | waves form skin of water |
| ÇÛ | 368 | distribute wine to oneself |
| Ȫ | 369 | burned field is a dry field |
| ȯ | 370 | discharged with two bent legs and funny feet |
| È¿ | 371 | cliff opposes hand |
| ºä | 372 | slope is opposed ground |
| ÈÄ | 373 | opposed to wooden boards |
| Èé | 374 | opposed to skinning with one stroke |
| Èá | 375 | broken heart does not want to be sad |
| Èþ | 376 | beautiful big sheep |
| É¡ | 377 | own nose follows trail through twenty fields |
| ɹ | 378 | ice is frozen water |
| ɽ | 379 | shown long-looking list |
| ÉÃ | 380 | little rice, eaten in a mere second |
| ÉÂ | 381 | third-rate health leads to illness |
| ÉÊ | 382 | quality goods come in boxes |
| Éé | 383 | defeated person flees bearing money |
| Éô | 384 | clan stands open mouthed in part of village |
| Éþ | 385 | servile hand puts clothes on hoist under moon |
| Ê¡ | 386 | altar at single entrance to field--good fortune |
| ʪ | 387 | cow is a thing with four legs |
| Ê¿ | 388 | balanced scales are flat and even |
| ÊÖ | 389 | reverse movement and return |
| ÊÙ | 390 | strive to avoid effort?! |
| Êü | 391 | striking in all directions is a form of release |
| Ëü | 392 | ten thousand march in wrong direction |
| ̣ | 393 | taste lingers unfinished in the mouth |
| Ì¿ | 394 | life can hinge on a spoken order |
| ÌÌ | 395 | mask encloses funny face with big eye |
| Ìä | 396 | mouth asking at gate |
| Ìò | 397 | move off with weapon in hand to do one's duty |
| Ìô | 398 | medicinal plant gives pleasure |
| ͳ | 399 | there's a reason for derrick in field |
| Ìý | 400 | liquid from field with derrick is oil |
| Í | 401 | have meat in your hand |
| Í· | 402 | children play at moving person's side |
| ͽ | 403 | I've already pushed the shuttle |
| ÍÎ | 404 | ocean of white sheep, not white horses |
| ÍÕ | 405 | leaves are generation of plants on tree |
| ÍÛ | 406 | side of hill is positively sunny |
| ÍÍ | 407 | sheep appears to water tree--awkward situation |
| Íî | 408 | from each plant, leaf falls like drop of water |
| ή | 409 | hair and water flow as child is born |
| ι | 410 | put odd clothes on one side for journey |
| ξ | 411 | scales weigh both parts of a pair |
| ÎÐ | 412 | watery green liquid oozes in thread-like strands |
| Îé | 413 | praying at altar is act of propriety |
| Îó | 414 | cut up bones lined up in a row |
| Ï© | 415 | each foot follows same route |
| ÏÂ | 416 | rice softened in the mouth in peaceful Japan |
| °¦ | 417 | sit crosslegged, hand on heart, in love |
| °Æ | 418 | consider plan around restful wooden table |
| °Ê | 419 | person uses plow as starting point |
| °á | 420 | collar and sleeves symbolize clothing |
| °Ì | 421 | person stands according to rank |
| °Ï | 422 | enclosure surrounds well |
| °Ñ | 423 | entrust rice plants to woman |
| °ß | 424 | fleshy stomach seen in field |
| °õ | 425 | hand presses down on person as on seal |
| ±Ñ | 426 | England has superior plants in its center |
| ±É | 427 | tree flourishes gloriously under ornate cover |
| ±ö | 428 | person throws salty dish from mouth to ground |
| ±û | 429 | big opening in center |
| ²¯ | 430 | person with hundred million thoughts |
| ²Ã | 431 | strengthened by added mouth |
| ²ß | 432 | change goods for money and vice-versa |
| ²Ý | 433 | section of lesson contains fruitful words |
| ²ê | 434 | plant with fang-like shoots |
| ²þ | 435 | force oneself to reform |
| ³£ | 436 | wooden device for admonishing |
| ³² | 437 | covering live mouth can cause harm |
| ³Æ | 438 | each person sits crosslegged and open mouthed |
| ³Ð | 439 | remember to be awake when learning by looking |
| ´° | 440 | completely original building |
| ´± | 441 | government official in building sits on backside |
| ´Á | 442 | man from mouth of Han River in grassy Han China |
| ´É | 443 | bamboo pipe under control |
| ´Ø | 444 | heaven's gates are impassable barrier: sent away |
| ´Ñ | 445 | look and observe crested bird |
| ´ê | 446 | wish springs from head not heart |
| ´õ | 447 | interwoven cloth threads desirable but rare |
| µ¨ | 448 | rice plants in season grow like young children |
| µª | 449 | chronicle of self threads from beginning to end |
| ´î | 450 | food pot at mouth makes samurai happy |
| ´ú | 451 | person at side of winnowing device holds flag |
| ´ï | 452 | four big box-like vessels are useful utensils |
| µ¡ | 453 | on how many occasions is wooden loom used? |
| µÄ | 454 | discussion involves righteous use of words |
| µá | 455 | cross water to seek spotted fur coat |
| µß | 456 | rescue by coercive request |
| µë | 457 | supply joined threads |
| µó | 458 | raise laden table by hand: some act! |
| µù | 459 | fishing requires both fish and water |
| ¶¦ | 460 | plant and table go together |
| ¶¨ | 461 | thirteen strong arms cooperating |
| ¶À | 462 | shout aloud at bent legs in metal mirror |
| ¶¥ | 463 | two elder brothers compete in stand-off |
| ¶Ë | 464 | person pushed into opening between wooden poles |
| ¶è | 465 | enclosed section x is a ward |
| ·³ | 466 | covered wagons encircle army camp |
| ·´ | 467 | village belongs to lord of county district |
| ·¿ | 468 | model punishment for earthy types |
| ·Ê | 469 | sunny capital is a bright scene |
| ·Ý | 470 | two nosey people examine art of planting |
| ·ç | 471 | person with gaping mouth lacks dignity |
| ·ë | 472 | bind samurai's mouth with thread |
| ·ú | 473 | hand holds pen erect |
| ·ò | 474 | healthy person stands erect |
| ¸³ | 475 | elder brother examines horse cover |
| ¸Ç | 476 | solid old enclosure |
| ¸ù | 477 | meritorious service entails effortful work |
| ¸õ | 478 | person points to weather signs with arrow |
| ¹Ò | 479 | desktop boat voyage |
| ¹¯ | 480 | hand pounds healthy bran flakes in building |
| ¹ð | 481 | proclaim with bull-like roar from mouth |
| º¹ | 482 | sheep on left is different |
| ºÚ | 483 | hand plucks vegetables near tree |
| ºÇ | 484 | take most sun when it's at its highest point |
| ºà | 485 | lots of timber in dam of felled trees |
| ºò | 486 | past made up of yesterday and other days |
| ºþ | 487 | ""buttock cloth"" has finely cut print |
| »¦ | 488 | kill by striking with wooden cross |
| »¡ | 489 | surmise why one worships under roof |
| »² | 490 | go to get big nose with three hairs attended to |
| ȼ | 491 | live birth standing on cliff |
| Ȧ | 492 | hand strikes meat, scattering twenty-one pieces |
| Ȁ | 493 | two cruel halberds leave only bare bone |
| »Î | 494 | samurai stands erect |
| ȇ | 495 | Mr. Hill borrows family ladle |
| »Ë | 496 | hand of man central to history |
| »Ê | 497 | one official administers corner entrance |
| »Ð | 498 | elder sister works in city |
| Ȕ | 499 | test forms of words |
| ¼ | 500 | decline with words from sharp tongue |
| ¼º | 501 | man about to lose baton |
| ¼Ú | 502 | person who has borrowed in the past |
| ¼ï | 503 | kind of rice plant heavy with seed |
| ¼þ | 504 | earth around mouth of hoop |
| ½É | 505 | hundred people lodging in one house |
| ½ç | 506 | compliant heads in sequence like flowing river |
| ½é | 507 | clothes must first be cut |
| ¾§ | 508 | preacher's mouth recites for two days |
| ¾Æ | 509 | roast thirty-one legs on fire |
| ¾È | 510 | illuminate by bright light of fire |
| ¾Þ | 511 | moreover, shells are prizes |
| ¿Ã | 512 | retainer keeps watchful eye out |
| ¿® | 513 | person's word is believed and trusted |
| ¿¿ | 514 | it's true that equipment is in ten pieces |
| À® | 515 | become exact after trimming with halberd blade |
| ¾Ê | 516 | few eyes examine ministry: an omission |
| ˦ | 517 | blue water is pure and clean |
| ˻ | 518 | strong power forces up round earthen mounds |
| ÀÅ | 519 | conflict quieted by sight of calming green |
| ÀÊ | 520 | building with twenty-one cloth seats |
| ÀÑ | 521 | take blame for pile-up of rice plants |
| ÀÞ | 522 | hand-ax can break or bend |
| Àá | 523 | bamboo has joints, namely sections |
| Àâ | 524 | elder brother disperses words, preaching away |
| Àõ | 525 | water shallow: depth of two halberds |
| Àï | 526 | fight war with simple halberd |
| Áª | 527 | choose to move together like twisting threads |
| Á³ | 528 | duly eat roast dog meat, but . . . |
| Áè | 529 | vie with bent old man, stick in hand |
| Áê | 530 | ministers eye each other from trees |
| ÁÒ | 531 | warehouse has cover and doored entrance |
| ÁÛ | 532 | thoughts can be mutual feelings |
| ¾Ý | 533 | elephant resembles pig with big ears and trunk |
| ® | 534 | manage fast movement |
| ¦ | 535 | be at side of model person |
| ³ | 536 | continue to sell threads |
| ´ | 537 | ten soldier-men in top hats |
| ¹ | 538 | descendants are children in thread-like lineage |
| ÂÓ | 539 | find cloth belt in mountain zone |
| Ââ | 540 | unit of pig-like soldiers on hill |
| ã | 541 | sheep move on ground to attain goal |
| ñ | 542 | simple unit of ten fields |
| ÃÌ | 543 | conversation of fiery words |
| ¼£ | 544 | govern from a watery platform |
| ÃÖ | 545 | put net directly in path |
| Ãù | 546 | stored wealth fits exactly under roof |
| IJ | 547 | fleshy intestines exposed to rising sun |
| Äã | 548 | person scoops low, down to baseline |
| Äì | 549 | scoop out base of building |
| Ää | 550 | person stops at inn |
| Ū | 551 | white ladle makes good target |
| ŵ | 552 | bend six rules |
| ÅÁ | 553 | two people nose to nose conveying something |
| ÅÌ | 554 | follower runs futilely along road |
| ÅØ | 555 | try with slave-like effort |
| Åô | 556 | lamp's flame is exact |
| Ʋ | 557 | furthermore, hall is on raised ground |
| Ư | 558 | working people on the move |
| ÆÇ | 559 | mother lives on, despite poison |
| Ç® | 560 | earthen mounds round fire become hot |
| Ç° | 561 | have thoughts in heart even now |
| ÇÔ | 562 | shell ""defeated"" by striking hand |
| ÇÜ | 563 | person stands open mouthed with double |
| Çî | 564 | gain ten exclusive points by extensive gambling |
| ÈÓ | 565 | opposed to eating cooked rice |
| Èô | 566 | two long beaked cranes fly through tall reeds |
| Èñ | 567 | unwind and spend money |
| ɬ | 568 | lance through heart is necessarily bent |
| É® | 569 | take bamboo writing brush in hand |
| ɼ | 570 | vote shows west is best |
| ɸ | 571 | tree is a signpost showing west |
| ÉÔ | 572 | put down once, then thrice, for emphatic ""not so"" |
| É× | 573 | big man with pin through head is good husband |
| ÉÕ | 574 | hand attaches measure to person |
| ÉÜ | 575 | large building attached to government center |
| Éû | 576 | deputy cut down at single entrance to field |
| Ê´ | 577 | minutely divided rice becomes powder |
| ʼ | 578 | soldier puts ax on table |
| ÊÌ | 579 | two cuts to the mouth mean split lip |
| ÊÕ | 580 | movement cuts through boundary |
| ÊÑ | 581 | change to a sort of red as one sits crosslegged |
| ÊØ | 582 | change of mail man leads to convenient service |
| Êñ | 583 | serpent-like embryo enveloped in womb |
| Ë¡ | 584 | constrained by law to leave water |
| ˾ | 585 | king gazes at moon, wishing for death |
| ËÒ | 586 | hand with stick makes cow go into pasture |
| Ëö | 587 | tip of tree |
| Ëþ | 588 | both grass and water can be filling |
| Ì® | 589 | veins are tributaries of the body |
| ̱ | 590 | populace is more substantial than clan |
| Ìó | 591 | knotted thread reminds of promise about ladle |
| ͦ | 592 | old man bent with age but still brave |
| Í× | 593 | every western has vital need for woman in it |
| ÍÜ | 594 | rear sheep for food |
| Íá | 595 | valley water is good for bathing |
| Íø | 596 | effective sharp tool cuts rice for profit |
| Φ | 597 | hills and earthen mounds indicate land |
| ÎÉ | 598 | take lid off food--looks good |
| ÎÁ | 599 | measure of rice has fixed charge |
| ÎÌ | 600 | village gets measured quantity, for one day |
| ÎØ | 601 | vehicle has aligned and capped wheels |
| Îà | 602 | variety of rice with big head |
| Îá | 603 | kneeling person ordered to don cap |
| Îä | 604 | ice rules in freezing cold |
| Îã | 605 | people in line show example of precedent |
| Îò | 606 | history stops with indoor rice plants?! |
| Ϣ | 607 | accompanied by row of moving vehicles |
| Îý | 608 | refined threads from the east |
| Ï· | 609 | old man falls, ready for burying in ground |
| Ï« | 610 | labor with effort under ornate roof |
| Ï¿ | 611 | record on green metal |
| °µ | 612 | roof under pressure from earth |
| °Ü | 613 | transfer many rice plants |
| °ø | 614 | enclosed man has cause to depend on others |
| ±Ê | 615 | water looks icy for a long time |
| ±Ä | 616 | ornately roofed barracks with joined rooms |
| ±Ò | 617 | opening to go on guard for almost five years |
| °× | 618 | sun bounces easily off lizard's changing legs |
| ±× | 619 | make profit on eight sets of tableware |
| ±Õ | 620 | need for liquid, even water at night |
| ±é | 621 | perform in building by yellow river |
| ±þ | 622 | react with feeling to building |
| ±ý | 623 | master goes off |
| ²¸ | 624 | feelings are cause of kind favor |
| ²¾ | 625 | person opposed to even temporary falsehood |
| ²Á | 626 | person from west has price on head |
| ²Ì | 627 | tree, like field, produces fruitful results |
| ²Ï | 628 | water can form river |
| ²á | 629 | excessive movement makes backbone pass mouth! |
| ²ì | 630 | congratulations on adding to one's money |
| ²÷ | 631 | no water, but decidedly cheerful feelings |
| ²ò | 632 | solve problem by cutting off cow's horn |
| ³Ê | 633 | each tree sets a standard |
| ³Î | 634 | ascertain that bird under roof is a roc |
| ³Û | 635 | visitor's forehead looks like plaque |
| ´© | 636 | publish book on how to keep sword dry |
| ´´ | 637 | person dries trunk as sun rises through grass |
| ´· | 638 | become used to having heart pierced |
| ´ã | 640 | stop and stare with wide eyes |
| ´ð | 641 | winnowing device based on firm ground |
| ´ó | 642 | draw near to strange house |
| µ¬ | 643 | adult male looked upon as standard |
| µ» | 644 | support from skilled hands facilitates craft |
| µÁ | 645 | I am like a sheep, full of righteousness |
| µÕ | 646 | big upside-down man moves in reverse |
| µ× | 647 | stooping person propped up for a long time |
| µì | 648 | only one day old, but old nonetheless |
| µï | 649 | old person sitting slumped is at home |
| µö | 650 | permit speech at noon |
| ¶ | 651 | stand on sunny ground, legs astride boundary |
| ¶½ | 652 | same hands raised at table--how interesting |
| ¶Ñ | 653 | level ground with one ladle?! |
| ¶Ø | 654 | altar in forbidden forest |
| ¶ç | 655 | mouth wraps itself around phrase |
| ·± | 656 | words flow like river in lesson |
| ·² | 657 | lord of sheep flock |
| ·Ð | 658 | guiding hand passes threads to ground |
| ·é | 659 | master cuts threads, washes clean in water |
| ·ï | 660 | person leading away cow is a serious matter |
| ·ô | 661 | start two fires with cut up tickets |
| ¸± | 662 | elder brother dons cap to climb steep hill |
| ¸¡ | 663 | elder brother investigates wooden cover |
| ¸¨ | 664 | silk threads from round fleshy worm |
| ¸Â | 665 | stop and stare from hill, having reached limits |
| ¸½ | 666 | see jewel that now appears |
| ¸º | 667 | decreased water brings on heartless feeling |
| ¸Î | 668 | old stick in hand a thing of the past |
| ¸Ä | 669 | that individual is a hard person |
| ¸î | 670 | wordily defend hand seizing bird in grass |
| ¸ú | 671 | exchange of strength proves most effective |
| ¸ü | 672 | kind but ""thick"" child plays daily by cliff |
| ¹Ì | 673 | till around well and many branched tree |
| ¹Û | 674 | extensive metal ore |
| ¹½ | 675 | do you mind if it's built with wooden baskets? |
| ¹Ö | 676 | lecture built with ""baskets"" of words |
| º® | 677 | compare sun and water--a confusing mix |
| ºº | 678 | furthermore, wood should be investigated |
| ºÆ | 679 | add one basket again |
| ºÒ | 680 | fire and flooding river are potential calamities |
| ºÊ | 681 | wife holds broom in hand |
| ºÎ | 682 | gather fruit from tree with two hands |
| ºÝ | 683 | festival at edge of hill is quite an occasion |
| ºß | 684 | funny dam is located near countryside dwelling |
| ºâ | 685 | dam full of money means great wealth |
| ºá | 686 | not a network, but still criminal |
| Ȭ | 687 | nine miscellaneous birds gathered in tree |
| »½ | 688 | silkworm is a heavenly insect |
| »À | 689 | alcohol has lingering bitter acid taste |
| »¿ | 690 | two males praised and given money |
| »Ù | 691 | hand supports cross-shaped branch |
| »Ö | 692 | warrior's heart shows will |
| »Õ | 693 | model teacher has one bit of cloth over buttocks |
| Ȗ | 694 | next sum of money provides capital |
| ¼¨ | 695 | drops from altar sacrifice show will of gods |
| »÷ | 696 | starting point for person is to resemble one |
| »ù | 697 | old person is really a child |
| ¼± | 698 | have knowledge of a word sounding like lance |
| ¼Á | 699 | two axes chop pawned shell to ascertain quality |
| ¼Ë | 700 | quarters with roof and entrance below ground |
| ¼Õ | 701 | words of apology and thanks as one shoots off |
| ¼ø | 702 | teacher's hand confers receipt |
| ¼ý | 703 | hand obtains pitchfork from supply store |
| ½¤ | 704 | person practices to master striking with brush |
| ½° | 705 | mass of odd people under watchful eye with lash |
| ½Ë | 706 | elder brother celebrates at altar |
| ½Ò | 707 | state how one moved around funny tree |
| ½Ñ | 708 | go around funny tree with certain technique |
| ½à | 709 | ten birds on water, all at same level |
| ½ø | 710 | building already beginning to show order |
| ½ü | 711 | surplus hills must be removed |
| ¾· | 712 | invite by summoning with hand |
| ¾µ | 713 | hear about a bristly water-baby |
| ¾Ú | 715 | correct words are proof |
| ¾ò | 716 | item about sitting crosslegged in tree |
| ¾õ | 717 | dog eats bar of ice, now in bad condition |
| ¾ï | 718 | furthermore, the usual cloth, as always |
| ¾ð | 719 | heart made blue with feeling of pity |
| ¿¥ | 720 | weave threads with noise like a lance |
| ¿¦ | 721 | job as lancer leaves noise in ears |
| À© | 722 | tree cut in shape of cow shows system of sorts |
| À | 723 | one's nature is the heart one is born with |
| À¯ | 724 | government forces correctness |
| ˼ | 725 | refined green rice fills one with spirit |
| À½ | 726 | system for manufacturing clothing |
| ÀÇ | 727 | elder brother gives away rice-tax |
| ÀÕ | 728 | growing money debts mean growing liability |
| ÀÓ | 729 | blame threads for poor achievements in spinning |
| ÀÜ | 730 | join hands with woman standing alone |
| Àß | 731 | build with words, despite hammer in hand |
| Àå | 732 | tongue shows dry mouth |
| Àä | 733 | sever colorful threads |
| Á¬ | 734 | two gold halberds reduced to mere coin |
| Á± | 735 | sheep has one small but good mouth |
| ÁÄ | 736 | furthermore, at altar one worships ancestors |
| ÁÇ | 737 | raw threads are bare and basic elements |
| Áí | 738 | thread runs through public feeling |
| ¤ | 739 | proclaim that one has made a move |
| Áü | 740 | image of elephant man |
| Áý | 741 | build up earth in field over eight days |
| § | 742 | rules regarding the cutting of money |
| ¬ | 743 | measure water with fathom-rule |
| ° | 744 | insect with buttocks, legs, and head belongs to which genus? |
| » | 745 | member has hand missing--serious loss |
| Âà | 746 | stop and stare, then move back in retreat |
| Âß | 747 | loan is replacement money |
| ÂÖ | 748 | have appearance of able heart |
| ÃÄ | 749 | measured circle produces well rounded group |
| ÃÇ | 750 | decisively decline rice cut with ax in corner |
| ÃÛ | 751 | mediocre work with wood and bamboo in building |
| ĥ | 752 | draw longbow to full stretch |
| Äó | 753 | hold properly in hand |
| Äø | 754 | to an extent, rice ends up in king's mouth |
| Ŭ | 755 | move in manner befitting old emperor |
| Ũ | 756 | old emperor strikes suitably matched enemy |
| Åý | 757 | supervise lineage full of threads |
| Ƽ | 758 | copper is same metal as red metal |
| Ƴ | 759 | measured guiding hand leads along way |
| ÆÃ | 760 | special bull sent to temple |
| ÆÀ | 761 | measure potential gains in movement over one day |
| ÆÁ | 762 | move that virtuous heart is worth ten eyes |
| ÆÈ | 763 | insect-ridden German Shepherd dog is left alone |
| Ǥ | 764 | entrust jewels to person on duty |
| dz | 765 | dog meat duly burns with extra fire |
| ǽ | 766 | fleshy bear with claws and nose can perform Noh |
| ÇË | 767 | skin a rock!? must mean break it |
| ÈÈ | 768 | dog commits crime of assaulting prone person |
| Ƚ | 769 | cut in half--a judgment with Solomon's seal |
| ÈÇ | 770 | opposed wooden board makes print |
| Èæ | 771 | compare two persons sitting side by side |
| Èî | 772 | fleshy bending body has been fattened |
| Èó | 773 | wings unfold--not a fault |
| È÷ | 774 | person equipped with grass uses it for roof |
| ɶ | 775 | listed persons receive sacks |
| ɾ | 776 | even words are fair comment |
| ÉÏ | 777 | money divided, so now poor |
| ÉÛ | 778 | hand works on spread of cloth threads |
| ÉØ | 779 | woman holding broom may be wife |
| ÉÙ | 780 | house at single entrance to field grows wealthy |
| Éð | 781 | warrior advances on foot with halberd |
| Éü | 782 | person goes repeatedly to sit crosslegged in sun |
| ʣ | 783 | person crosslegged in sun with double clothing! |
| Ê© | 784 | Buddha has prominent nose |
| ÊÔ | 785 | books bound with thread left at editor's door |
| ÊÛ | 786 | speech about twenty noses!? |
| ÊÝ | 787 | person preserved in wooden box |
| Êè | 788 | sun shines on big, grass covered, earthen grave |
| Êó | 789 | by good fortune, seize person, report for reward |
| Ë | 790 | food vessel bends under weight of rich content |
| ËÉ | 791 | defensive hill to one side prevents attack |
| ËÇ | 792 | exchange bent sword for money in trade deal |
| ˽ | 793 | exposed to violent sun together with insufficient water |
| ̤ | 794 | growth of immature tree not yet finished |
| ̳ | 795 | lance forces effort in performing duty |
| ̵ | 796 | wheatsheaf burned, now none left |
| ÌÂ | 797 | rice is moved and lost--how perplexing |
| ÌÊ | 798 | many white threads of cotton make cotton wool |
| ͢ | 799 | transport cut meat under cover in vehicle |
| ; | 800 | eight excessively dry beams under ample roof |
| ÍÂ | 801 | already faced with having to look after deposits |
| ÍÆ | 802 | roofed valley looks able to contain a lot |
| Ψ | 803 | ten bits of thread command top rate |
| ά | 804 | abbreviated outline of each field |
| α | 805 | stop in field to fasten on bent sword |
| ÎÎ | 806 | head rules, controlling possessed territory |
| °Û | 807 | together again in different field--how strange |
| °ä | 808 | move on and leave behind something precious |
| °è | 809 | lance in ground at sole entrance--off limit area |
| ±§ | 811 | child lies stiff under roof, set to go to heaven |
| ±© | 812 | feathered wings |
| ±Ç | 813 | center of sun shines brightly |
| ±ä | 814 | drag feet in extended movement |
| ±è | 815 | go alongside of water, through eight openings |
| ²Ä | 816 | say exactly what can should be approved |
| ²æ | 817 | I have a tasseled halberd, a symbol of me myself |
| ³¥ | 818 | hillside ablaze--reduced to ashes |
| ³¹ | 819 | road-town is just crossroads of raised earth |
| ³È | 820 | spread hands wide |
| ³× | 821 | get leather from middle of ten horned creatures |
| ³Õ | 822 | each gate leads to cabinet |
| ³ä | 823 | sword harms by dividing |
| ³ô | 824 | red tree stump provides firm stock |
| ´³ | 825 | flattened forked pole for drying washing |
| ´¬ | 826 | light two fires by oneself with rolled volumes |
| ´Ç | 827 | put hand above eye to watch better |
| ´Ê | 829 | space left on brief and simple bamboo letter |
| ´Ý | 830 | nine rounded off with extra stroke |
| ´í | 831 | crouch on edge of dangerous cliff--mate fallen |
| ´ù | 832 | use wooden table for desk |
| ´ø | 833 | army hand wields command |
| µ® | 834 | one precious shell in middle of collection |
| µ¿ | 835 | two people felled by one arrow? doubt if correct |
| µÝ | 836 | stringless bow |
| µÛ | 837 | if it reaches mouth, then suck it in |
| µã | 838 | person stands weeping watery tears |
| ¶¡ | 839 | attendant offers togetherness to person |
| ¶» | 840 | flesh encircling scarred ""container"" is the chest |
| ¶¿ | 841 | odd stringy food served in village |
| ¶Ð | 842 | work with effort to grow plants from seed-box |
| ¶Ú | 843 | bamboo has strong fleshy sinews |
| ·Ï | 844 | lineage composed of twisted connected threads |
| ·Â | 845 | direct path entails moving with hands on ground |
| ·É | 846 | force person to use respectful phrases of plants |
| ·Ù | 847 | warn with respectful words |
| ·à | 848 | tiger attacks pig with sword?!--what drama! |
| ·ê | 849 | take cover away and expose hole |
| ¸¢ | 851 | crested bird had right to balance in tree |
| ·û | 852 | constitutional law covers all one sees and feels in life |
| ¸» | 853 | water source is in original spring on plain |
| ¸· | 854 | daringly ornate building is strictly solemn! |
| ¸Ê | 855 | I myself follow the thread--what about you? |
| ¸Æ | 856 | odd hand by mouth stops breathing or calling |
| ¸í | 857 | mistaken words given |
| ¹¡ | 858 | empress comes behind, cutting opening with ax |
| ¹¥ | 859 | woman likes child--what a fine thing |
| ¹§ | 860 | filial piety is child caring for earthy old man |
| ¹Ä | 861 | emperor is white king |
| ¹È | 862 | work with crimson threads |
| ¹ß | 863 | descend hill and sit crosslegged by well |
| ¹Ý | 864 | metal in hills proves to be steel |
| ¹ï | 865 | mince threads by cutting tops off |
| ¹ò | 866 | samurai beats rice under cover to make cereals |
| ¹ü | 867 | flesh covered bones |
| º¤ | 868 | tree in difficulty, trapped in box |
| º½ | 869 | sand comprises little stones |
| ºÂ | 870 | persons sit on ground under roof at gathering |
| ºÑ | 871 | text about odd moon seen in settled water |
| ºÛ | 872 | judge decides to cut cloth with fancy halberd |
| ºö | 873 | plan to fix droopy tree branches with bamboo |
| ºý | 874 | stacked bound tablets resemble volumes of books |
| Ȑ | 875 | nose flat to ground as one reaches one's peak |
| Ȋ | 876 | rice is private and belongs to me myself |
| Ȅ | 877 | next woman has a good figure |
| ȑ | 878 | look and see what's on show |
| ȓ | 879 | parts of speech are official words |
| ȕ | 880 | samurai's heartfelt words recorded in journal |
| ¼§ | 881 | rock has invisible magnetic threads |
| ¼Í | 882 | hand shoots measured arrow into body |
| ¼Î | 883 | find abandoned hand in one's quarters! |
| ¼Ü | 884 | measure prop for foot of topless door |
| ¼ã | 886 | plants on right are young |
| ¼ù | 888 | samurai's hand stands food pot next to tree |
| ½¡ | 889 | building with altar is main center of religion |
| ½¢ | 890 | take up issue of crippled dogs in capital |
| ½¾ | 891 | follow eight roads correctly |
| ½Ä | 892 | threads to follow are the vertical ones |
| ½Ì | 893 | reduced to threadbare lodgings |
| ½Ï | 894 | mature child puts round lid over mouth of fire pit |
| ½ã | 895 | pure threads look like hair |
| ½è | 896 | sit crosslegged on stool to deal with situation |
| ½ð | 897 | person netted, signs up for government office |
| ½ô | 898 | person's words are many and various |
| ¾ | 899 | commander's hand about to reach for bar of ice |
| ¾Ð | 900 | big person bent over like bamboo, laughing |
| ½ý | 901 | wounded persons left exposed to rising sun |
| ¾ã | 902 | get badge for overcoming hindering hill |
| ¾ë | 903 | castle consists of earthen ramparts |
| ¾ø | 904 | grass covered waterbaby steams on fiery hotplate |
| ¿Ë | 905 | ten metal needles |
| ¿Î | 906 | two people show benevolent relationship |
| ¿â | 907 | look like riding hanging down to ground! |
| ¿ä | 908 | push bird ahead with hand |
| ˣ | 909 | pulse measured as one inch from hand |
| À» | 911 | saintly king's earhole is sacred |
| À¿ | 912 | words become sincere |
| Àë | 913 | state that roof will be finished in two days |
| Àì | 914 | exclusive possession of ten measured fields |
| Àô | 915 | spring produces white water |
| Àö | 916 | wash tip in water |
| À÷ | 917 | soak nine shrubs in water to make dye |
| ÁÕ | 918 | two big men play heavenly music |
| Áë | 919 | nose makes hole in window, left feeling down |
| ÁÏ | 920 | for a start, put sword in warehouse |
| ÁØ | 921 | layers of corpses build up in field over eight days |
| Áà | 922 | three wooden boxes take some handling |
| ¢ | 923 | store and guard halberds under grassy cliff |
| ¡ | 924 | entrails are harbored in body |
| ¸ | 926 | child knows of existence of funny dam |
| º | 927 | pour out measure of wine for esteemed guest |
| Âð | 928 | seven roomed house with roof on top |
| ô | 929 | carry burden in hand for one whole day |
| õ | 930 | hand probes hole in tree |
| ÃÊ | 931 | cut steps by striking cliff |
| ÃÈ | 932 | three hands warming in the sun |
| ÃÍ | 933 | person has fixed price |
| Ãç | 934 | person in middle makes for good relationship |
| Ãè | 935 | reason for space under roof is to let in sky |
| Ãé | 936 | loyalty and devotion at center of one's heart |
| Ãø | 937 | person writes notable book about plants |
| ģ | 938 | government office is building of exactitude |
| Ãû | 939 | two cracked turtle shells show trillion signs |
| ĺ | 940 | receive nail exactly through top of head |
| Ĭ | 941 | seawater rises with morning tide |
| ÄÂ | 942 | entrust with wages money |
| ÄË | 943 | pain passes through sick body |
| Ÿ | 944 | slumped figure in shorts spread out on grass |
| Ƥ | 945 | attack and defeat with measured words |
| ÅÞ | 946 | elder brother's faction meets under fancy roof |
| Åü | 947 | rice from Tang China looks like sugar |
| ÆÏ | 948 | deliver corpse and report reason |
| Æñ | 949 | bird in trouble in waterless Han China |
| Æý | 951 | child reaches for breast swollen with milk |
| ǧ | 952 | words of appreciation as blade reaches heart!? |
| Ǽ | 953 | store obtained threads inside, ready to resupply |
| Ǿ | 954 | body's brain-box marked by cross and hairs |
| ÇÉ | 955 | faction is like tributary relative to river |
| ÇÒ | 956 | hand offers eight-leaved plant in worship |
| ÇØ | 957 | turn back defiantly on meat from the north |
| ÇÙ | 958 | bodies in cities have bad lungs |
| ÇÐ | 959 | non-person is an amusing actor |
| ÈÉ | 960 | squad receives a cut of the jewels |
| ÈÕ | 961 | sun escapes every evening |
| ÈÝ | 962 | deny, saying not so |
| Èã | 963 | criticism can involve an handy comparison |
| Èë | 964 | rice plant necessarily kept secret |
| ʢ | 965 | person sits crosslegged, fleshy belly in sun |
| ʳ | 966 | big bird stirs, flying excitedly from field |
| ÊÅ | 967 | his majesty's throne compares to earthen hill |
| ÊÄ | 968 | close gate with propped cross |
| ÊÒ | 969 | one side of a tree is some piece! |
| Êä | 970 | use needle point to make good torn clothes |
| Êõ | 971 | treasure house contains jewels |
| ˬ | 972 | visit someone to have words on the side |
| Ë´ | 973 | dead person lost in corner |
| ˺ | 974 | ""dead in one's heart"" means forgotten |
| ËÀ | 975 | two big wooden clubs with nails through |
| Ëç | 976 | hand holds thin flat wooden stick for counting |
| Ëë | 977 | big curtain of threaded grass shades out sun |
| Ì© | 978 | building in dense mountains necessarily secret |
| ÌÁ | 979 | bright alliance pledged over bowl of blood |
| ÌÏ | 980 | plant copies model tree and grows big in sun |
| Ìð | 981 | big arrow with broken tip |
| Ìõ | 982 | person translating carries a load of words |
| ͹ | 983 | mail in village left dangling |
| ͥ | 984 | gentle actor's superior display of person's grief |
| ÍÄ | 985 | infant short on strength, like tiny thread |
| ÍÓ | 986 | sheep with fine horns marked with three stripes |
| Íß | 987 | greedy person lacks valley so desires one |
| Íâ | 988 | wings of time leave, till the next time |
| Íð | 989 | kneeling figure puts tongue out--leads to riot |
| Íñ | 990 | angular back-to-back fish eggs?! |
| Í÷ | 991 | person with one staring eye sees all |
| ΢ | 992 | clothing made at rear of village has good lining |
| Χ | 993 | moving hand writes down the law |
| Î× | 994 | person faces goods and stares |
| ϯ | 995 | good moon is clear and bright |
| ÏÀ | 996 | argument of neatly capped and aligned words |
| ºù | 1036 | woman half claws way up tree to get cherry blossom |
| ·ã | 1210 | fiercely agitated water releases white spray |
| ȴ | 1304 | person prays at tree for money bills |
| »® | 1307 | fluted dish on plate |
| »Þ | 1315 | tree branch |
| »ô | 1322 | rear animals by administering food to them |
| ¾¾ | 1394 | pine is a public tree |
| À¹ | 1476 | serve heaped dishes when one becomes prosperous |
| ÀÎ | 1481 | twenty-one days ago is well in the past |
| Áã | 1521 | three sticks atop fruit tree form nest |
| Áõ | 1524 | samurai wears clothes in bed |
| « | 1535 | manage to put box-like bundle in tree |
| ÃÂ | 1568 | use stretched words to deceive about birth |
| Å« | 1624 | there's a reason for making flute from bamboo |
| Ʀ | 1640 | one miniature box on stand, full of beans |
| Çß | 1689 | every tree should be a plum tree |
| Ȣ | 1703 | bamboo sides mutually opposed in box |
| ÊÂ | 1775 | line up in two rows of eight |
| Êë | 1789 | live to see sun set among big plants at end of day |
| Ì´ | 1844 | cover eyes at night and dream of grass |