糸

admit, take, receive, accept

weave, lay warp

indulge in, give free reign to

green silk thread or tassel

in disorder, scattered, tangled

paper

line, streak, stripe

spin, reel, weave

ramie

a rope for leading cattle or horse

knot

loosen, relax, relieve

an implement to draw or to collect ropes or cords

a sash

stinging

cocoon

a fringe

dark blue or reddish color

to contract, draw in, reduce, shorten

ribbon or cord used attach ornaments

to practice, drill, exercise, train

class

girdle

fine, tiny

weave, knit

end

crepe, crape, wrinkles, creases

loop, catch

large rope

sew, stitch

continue, carry on

to unravel or unreel silk

classic works

cheat, fool, pretend

to band together

rough, indelicate silk

fabric

to mend (clothes, etc.), (interchangeable 綻) ripped seam

turns or twist

to soften hemp by boiling

to sew

thick and big ropes or cords

(simplified form of 䊷) (same as 緇) black silk

bind, tie, fasten

silk, cotton, or woolen fabric

knot, tie

trousers

entwine

white hempen cloth worn by mourners

baste

draw, sketch, paint

give

variegated, adorned

deep red

enmesh, wrap around

to cut, sever, break off, terminate

twist, wring

govern, command, control

a button

to harness a horse a board in front of a carriage for the driver to lean on

to lay the warp

matting

fine silks

a silk gauze

silk braided cord

obstructed

(simplified form of 縳) fine silk fabric of bright white colour, to tie up, (interchangeable 卷) a book or painting which can be easily folded or rolled up, a division of a book, files

tense, tight, taut

well rope