（音曷，中热也。） 鼾（希连音汗，平卧息也。）
鼽（音求，病寒寒也。） （音查，壮加切，鼻上炮也。）
（音宽，音坤，尻也。） （挈去区三音，腋下也。）
（音附，肺附也。） （音嗔，充人切，引起也。）
（音时兖切，腓肚也。） （音痴，充脂切，鸟胃也。）
胗（音轸，章忍切，唇疡也，疹同。） HT （音灭，莫结反，眵也。）
眄（音面，目偏合也。） （音悬，胡绢反，目摇也。）
（音闰，如伦切。目动也。） 瞪（音滕，如弓直耕二切，目直视。）
瞀（音茂，莫构亡角二切，目不明。） （音毛，老 目不明也。）
睫（音截，子叶切，目旁视也。） 眵（音痴，充支切，目相背也。）
（音谎，目不明也。） （音炽）
（音纵，之用切，小儿病。） （同上。）
(The character "Han" is pronounced 'he', meaning internal heat.) Han (pronounced similarly to "xi lian", i.e., "han", refers to the sound of breathing while lying flat.)
Qiu (pronounced 'qiu', a nasal disease caused by cold, characterized by nasal congestion and clear discharge.) [Character for nose boil] (pronounced 'zha', fanqie pronunciation 'zhuang jia', refers to sores or swelling on the tip of the nose.)
[Character for sacrum] (pronounced 'kuan' and 'kun', refers to the sacrum/coccyx region.) [Character for armpit] (pronounced 'qie', 'qu', 'san' three ways, refers to the axilla/armpit.)
[Character for lung attachment] (pronounced 'fu', refers to the attachments or adjacent areas of the lungs.) [Character for extend] (pronounced 'chen', fanqie pronunciation 'chong ren', means to extend or induce.)
[Character for calf] (fanqie pronunciation 'shi yan qie', refers to the belly of the calf/gastrocnemius muscle.) [Character for bird's gizzard] (pronounced 'chi', fanqie pronunciation 'chong zhi', refers to the crop or gizzard of birds, specifically the chicken gizzard.)
Zhen (pronounced 'zhen', fanqie pronunciation 'zhang ren', refers to ulcers on the lips; identical in meaning to 'zhen'/rash.) HT [Character for eye discharge] (pronounced 'mie', fanqie pronunciation 'mo jie', refers to eye discharge/rheum.)
Mian (pronounced 'mian', refers to squinting or oblique gaze.) [Character for dizziness/eye movement] (pronounced 'xuan', fanqie pronunciation 'hu juan', refers to trembling or shaking of the eyeballs.)
[Character for blinking/movement] (pronounced 'run', fanqie pronunciation 'ru lun', refers to twitching or movement of the eyes.) Deng (pronounced 'teng', fanqie pronunciations 'ru gong', 'zhi geng' two ways, refers to staring fixedly with wide-open eyes.)
Mao (pronounced 'mao', fanqie pronunciations 'mo gou', 'wang jiao' two ways, refers to blurred vision or dim sight.) [Character for blindness/dimness] (pronounced 'mao', refers to old-age dimness or unclear vision.)
Jie (pronounced 'jie', fanqie pronunciation 'zi ye', refers to peripheral vision or looking sideways.) Chi (pronounced 'chi', fanqie pronunciation 'chong zhi', refers to facing each other with eyes or eye discharge.)
[Character for visual obstruction] (pronounced 'huang', refers to blurred or obstructed vision.) [Character for blazing] (pronounced 'chi')
[Character for epilepsy] (pronounced 'zong', fanqie pronunciation 'zhi yong', refers to pediatric diseases such as epilepsy.) (Same as above, referring to pediatric diseases.)