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                   弗      fú     (Adverb) negative adverb preceding transitive verb: “not.” Fú is actually a
                                 “fusion” of two characters, bù 不 (not) and zhi 之 (as the direct obj.: “it”).
                                 Thus fú-Verb is often rendered by “not Verb it.” [1]

                   由      yóu    (V) to proceed from/through/along [1]; (V) to emit [archaic] [4]

                   他      tuo    (N) an other; (Adj) other [1]


                   必      bì     (Adv) certainly, necessarily, must [2]; (SV) to be necessary [4]

                   以      yǐ     (CV) in order to, on account of, by means of; (V) to take [2]

                   用      yòng  (V) to employ, use; (CV) functionally equivalent to yǐ 以 [2]; (Adv)
                                 thereby [5]; (N) expenses, expenditures [10]

                   古      gǔ     (N) antiquity; (Adv) of old; (Adj/SV) ancient [2]

                   出      chu    (V) to go out, to emerge, to appear (publicly [often, in order to act]) [3];
                                 (V) to take out, to bring out [12]

                   召      zhào   (V) to summon (especially as in a ruler summoning a subject) [3]

                   乎      hu     (Particle) interrogative particle [4]; (Prep) with regard to (hu seems to be a
                                 “dialect” variant of yú 於, and can perform similarly plastic functions with
                                 varied English equivalents) [8]

                   正      zhèng  (V) to rectify, to set straight [4]

                   可      kĕ     (AV) to be able to, to be permissible to [4]; (SV) to be permissible; (CV)
                                 to be able to . . . [6]

                   生      sheng  (V) to give birth, to be born; (Adj) living; (SV) alive  [4]

                   未      wèi    (Adv) not yet, never yet [4g];(N.B.: 未嘗 wèicháng: never in the past) [10]

                   尼      ní     (N) name of a mountain is the state of Lǔ (Níqiu 尼丘), where Confucius
                                 (孔子; 仲尼) was born [5]

                   丘      qiu    (N) a flat topped hill [5]

                   民      mín    (N) people, the people [of a state], the mass of commoners [5]
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