鬲   Radical 193

193 10 gäk KangXi radical 193.⁸ name of an ancient state; name of an ancient sage (=隔 gäk ) to separate, to partition.⁷ Ge surname.¹⁰
鬲津 Gäk Jün
Géjīn Gejin, name of a river originating in 河北 Hõ-bāk Héběi Hebei Province  and flowing into 山东[山東] Sän-üng Shāndōng Shandong Province.
肝鬲 gön-gäk
gāngé intimate; sincere.⁵⁴
<又> lèik.
(See 鬲 lèik.)
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193 10 lèik ancient cooking tripod with hollow legs.
陶鬲 hõ-lèik táolì pottery cooking tripod.
鬲鼎 lèik-ēin
lìdǐng a caldron.⁷
青铜鬲[青銅鬲] tëin-hũng-lèik
qīngtónglì bronze cooking tripod.
<又> gäk.
(See 鬲 gäk.)
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193 13 𩰬
vāi wāi a wry mouth, a crooked mouth.⁸
(composition: ⿳一⿰口㐄⿵冂⿱丷丅; U+29C2C).
<又> vö. (See 𩰬❄{⿳一⿰口㐄⿵冂⿱丷丅} vö).
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193 13 𩰬
guō (=锅[鍋] vö guō pot; frying pan; wok.).⁸
(composition: ⿳一⿰口㐄⿵冂⿱丷丅; U+29C2C).
<又> vāi.
(See 鍋 vö; 𩰬❄{⿳一⿰口㐄⿵冂⿱丷丅} vāi; 𩰫❄{⿰鬲㐄} vö).
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193 13 𩰫
guō (=锅[鍋] vö guō pot; frying pan; wok.); famous earthen pot or cauldron during the Qin Dynasty.⁸ an earthen pot.²⁵
(composition: ⿰鬲㐄; U+29C2B).
(See 鍋 vö; 𩰬❄{⿳一⿰口㐄⿵冂⿱丷丅} vö).
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193 17 (=釜 fū a cauldron, a kettle.); Fu surname).² an old type of cauldron.⁸ a kind of boiler, containing upwards of six 斗 ēo dǒu, or pecks.²⁵ a large ancient measure, holding about a kilderkin, or 6⅔ 斗 ēo dǒu or pecks; a boiler for dressing food; a meal.¹⁰²
(composition: ⿰鬲甫; U+9B34).
覆鬴 fūk-fū
fùfǔ one of the nine rivers spoken of after the deluge; meaning also a place under water where people can dwell, as under an inverted boiler.²⁵ rude huts like inverted kettles, in which people lived in marshy places after Yu's deluge.¹⁰²
二鬴不合 ngì-fū-būt-hàp
èrfǔbùhé not having two meals — a day.¹⁰²
<又> lèik.
(See 鬴 lèik; 釜 fū).
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193 17 lèik (=鬲 lèik ancient cooking tripod with hollow legs).²
(composition: ⿰鬲甫; U+9B34).
<又> fū.
(See 鬴 fū).
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193 18 dâng zèng (<old>=甑 dâng zèng ancient earthen utensil for steaming food; rice steamer; distiller.⁶ earthenware for cooking.⁷); big iron pot, caldron.⁸
(composition: ⿱⿰旡旡鬲; U+9B35).
<又> tĩm.
(See 鬵 tĩm; 甑 dâng).
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193 18 tĩm xín ding-type (鼎 ēin dǐng) cooking/steaming utensil/pot, shaped like a retort, may be large or small; later also refers to the pot itself.⁸ a large boiler, the top of which is large, and the bottom small.²⁵ <lit.> cauldron; large pot.³⁶ large cauldron (for cooking).⁵⁴ an iron boiler which supports a wooden tub like a barrel in shape, with short feet; the cover was one third of its size, and the shapes were probably different; some of them were all iron; quick, speedy.¹⁰²
(Note: Some say 鬵 is read
qín).
(composition: ⿱⿰旡旡鬲; U+9B35).
釜鬵 fū-tĩm
fǔxín boilers (small and large).⁵⁴
土鬵 hū-tĩm
tǔxín clay cauldron.⁵⁴
谁能亨鱼、溉之釜鬵。[誰能亨魚、溉之釜鬵。]
Suĩ-nãng-päng-nguî, köi-jï-fū-tĩm.
Shéi néng pēng yú, gài zhī fǔ qín.
Who can cook fish? I will wash his boilers for him.⁶⁰ (Excerpt from 《詩經·國風·檜風·匪風·3》, translated by James Legge).
谁能烹鱼漑之釜鬵[誰能烹魚漑之釜鬵]
suĩ-nãng-päng-nguî-köi-jï-fū-tĩm
shuí néng pēng yú gài zhī fǔ xín
Who cooks the fish? I'll wash his caldrons and boilers for him.¹⁰²
<又> dâng.
(See 鬵 dâng).
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193 19 düng zōng pot, a kind of ancient cauldron; to assemble; a surname.⁸ a sort of boiler; also a number, used in reckoning bundles of hemp; used for 总[總] dūng zǒng altogether; name of a plant; name of a country; a surname.²⁵
(composition: ⿰鬲㚇; U+9B37).
鬷迈[鬷邁] düng-mài
zōngmài meet together (to go).¹⁹
鬷夷 düng-yĩ
zōngyí Zongyi (a compound surname).¹⁹
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193 22 dâng zèng (=甑 dâng zèng ancient earthen utensil for steaming food; rice steamer; distiller.⁶ earthenware for cooking.⁷).² a large earthen pot for cooking, a large iron cauldron used to cook in old times.⁸ a kind of boiler.²⁵
(composition: ⿰鬲曾; U+4C1D).
(See 甑 dâng).
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193 22 jūk (=粥 jūk ).
(composition: ⿱粥鬲; U+9B3B).
獯鬻
or 荤粥[葷粥] Fün-jūk Xūnyù Xunyu (an ancient northern nationality of China.)⁶
<又> yùk.
(See 鬻 yùk; 粥[jūk, ].)
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193 22 yùk <wr.> sell; vend; be on sale.⁶ Yu surname.¹¹
(composition: ⿱粥鬲; U+9B3B).
卖官鬻爵[賣官鬻爵] mài-gön-yùk-dēk màiguānyùjué sell access to offices; sell ranks and titles.⁶
卖妻鬻子[賣妻鬻子] mài-häi-yùk-dū
màiqīyùzǐ to sell one's wife and sons (as in time of famine).⁷
卖妻鬻女[賣妻鬻女] mài-häi-yùk-nuī
màiqīyùnǚ sell one's wife and daughter.³⁹
卖儿鬻女[賣兒鬻女] mài-ngĩ-yùk-nuī
mài'éryùnǚ sell one's children.⁶
鬻爵 yùk-dēk
yùjué to sell ranks.⁷
鬻子 yùk-dū
yùzǐ a merchant, a trader; a young child; to sell one's own children.⁷
鬻歌 yùk-gô/
yùgē earn money by singing songs.⁶
鬻文 yùk-mũn
yùwén to write for pay.⁷
鬻文为生[鬻文為生] yùk-mũn-vĩ-säng
yùwénwéishēng make a living with one's pen.⁶
鬻儿卖女[鬻兒賣女] yùk-ngĩ-mài-nuī
yù'érmàinǚ sell one's sons and daughters; sell one's own children.⁶
鬻狱[鬻獄] yùk-ngùk 
yùyù receive bribe in handling a case.⁸
鬻画[鬻畫] yùk-và
yùhuà sell one's paintings.⁶
<又> jūk.
(See 鬻 jūk.)
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193 28 𩱭
dâng zèng (=甑 dâng zèng ancient earthen utensil for steaming food; rice steamer; distiller.⁶ earthenware for cooking.⁷).²
(composition: ⿱⿲弓曾弓鬲; U+29C6D).
(See 甑 dâng).
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