| B5 | No | PinYin | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| »¯ | 1 | Zhao4 | (to return the goods to the original owner; to go away rapidly), Chao4 (Wade-Giles), Chew, Chieu, Chu (Cantonese), Chiu |
| ¿ú | 2 | Qian2 | (cash, coin, money), Ch'ien2 (Wade-Giles) |
| ®] | 3 | Sun1 | (grandson, descendants , MoyGen#41 ), Suen3 [r39] |
| §õ | 4 | Li3 | (plum), Lee(Cantonese), Ly(Vietnamese) |
| ©P | 5 | Zhou1 | (complete, encircle), Chou1 (Wade-Giles), Joe [r30.5], Chow |
| §d | 6 | Wu2 | (surname, province of Jiangsu), Woo(Mandarin), Ng (Cantonese), Ang, Eng (Anglicized Cantonese) [r36.4] |
| ¾G | 7 | Zheng4 | (serious; solemn), Cheng4 (Wade-Giles), Cheng (Cantonese), Chung |
| ¤ý | 8 | Wang2 | (king; ruler; chief; the highest rank in a feudal society), Ong, Wong, Heng |
| ¶¾ | 9 | Feng2 | (horse running), Foong, Fung, Pang |
| ³¯ | 10 | Chen2 | (display, stale), Ch'en2 (Wade-Giles), Chin, Chan (Cantonese), Tan |
| »u | 11 | Chu3 | (surname, Broussonetia kasinoki) |
| ½Ã | 12 | Wei4 | (protect) |
| ½± | 13 | Jiang3 | (surname) |
| ¨H | 14 | Shen3 | (place name) |
| Áú | 15 | Han2 | (surname) |
| ·¨ | 16 | Yang2 | (poplar; aspen), Young, Yeo, Yong, Yeung |
| ¦¶ | 17 | Zhu1 | (vermilion, red, scarlet), Chu, Gee (Cantonese) |
| ¯³ | 18 | Qin2 | (name of a dynasty) |
| ¤× | 19 | You2 | (especially) |
| ³\ | 20 | Xu3 | (to permit), Hs�3 (Wade-Giles), Hui, Huie (Cantonese), Hsu |
| ¦ó | 21 | He2 | (carry, what/how/why/which), Ho2 (Wade-Giles), Hor, Ko (Cantonese) [r9.5] |
| §f | 22 | L�3 | (a musical note) |
| ¬I | 23 | Shi1 | (distribute (alms)), Sze |
| ±i | 24 | Zhang1 | (open up), Chang1 (Wade-Giles), Cheung(Cantonese), Chong, Teoh(Fukien Hakka), Teo, Chiang, Cheong, Jong [r57.8] |
| ¤Õ | 25 | Kong3 | (hole), K'ung3 (Wade-Giles), Kung |
| ±ä | 26 | Cao2 | (Plural;a class; state, several, a government board), Ts'ao2 (Wade-Giles), Tow, Tso (Cantonese) |
| ÄY | 27 | Yan2 | (air or water) tight, stern, strict, rigorous, severe, austere (phonetic, from cliff ÉD and courage ´±), Yim(Cantonese) |
| µØ | 28 | Hua4 | (name of a mountain) |
| ª÷ | 29 | Jin1 | (gold) |
| ÃQ | 30 | Wei4 | (name of a dynasty), Wei, Gooi |
| ³³ | 31 | Tao2 | (pleased, pottery), T'ao2 (Wade-Giles) |
| «¸ | 32 | Jiang1 | (surname) |
| ± | 33 | Qi1 | (relative) |
| ÁÂ | 34 | Xie4 | (to thank), Hsieh4 (Wade-Giles), Dea, Dear, Der, Deer(Cantonese), Che, She, Tse, Tze |
| ¹Q | 35 | Zou1 | (name of district in Shandong), Tsou1 (Wade-Giles) |
| ³ë | 36 | Yu4 | (metaphor, analogy; example; like) |
| ¬f | 37 | Bai3 | (cedar/cypress) |
| ¤ô | 38 | Shui3 | (water) |
| Äu | 39 | Dou4 | (sinus (anatom.), hole, burrow), Tou4 (Wade-Giles) |
| ³¹ | 40 | Zhang1 | (chapter, seal) |
| ¤ª | 41 | Yun2 | (say, speak; clouds) |
| Ĭ[¿q] | 42 | Su1 | (revive from unconsciousness) |
| ¼ï | 43 | Pan1 | (place name) |
| ¸¯ | 44 | Ge3 | (surname) |
| ®O | 45 | Xi1 | (what why) |
| S | 46 | Fan4 | (model) |
| ´^ | 47 | Peng2 | (surname) |
| ¦ | 48 | Lang2 | (a youth) |
| ¾| | 49 | Lu3 | (crass, place name) |
| ³ | 50 | Wei2 | (soft leather) (surname) |
| ©÷ | 51 | Chang1 | (flourishing, flatter) |
| °¨ | 52 | Ma3 | (horse), Mah, Mar |
| ] | 53 | Miao2 | (Miao tribe, sprout) |
| Ȗ | 54 | Feng4 | (male phoenix) |
| ªá | 55 | Hua1 | (flower, blossoms) |
| ¤è | 56 | Fang1 | (direction, side, place, region, square, method), Fong (Cantonese) |
| «\ | 57 | Yu2 | (consent, approve, make a canoe) You? |
| ¥ô | 58 | Ren4 | (assume a post, appoint) |
| °K | 59 | Yuan2 | (long flowing robe) |
| ¬h | 60 | Liu3 | (willow tree) |
| öZ | 61 | Feng1 | (surname, name of an ancient city) |
| Àj | 62 | Bao4 | (abalone) |
| ¥v | 63 | Shi3 | (history) |
| ð | 64 | Tang2 | (Tang dynasty), [r30.8] |
| ¶O | 65 | Fei4 | (expenses, to waste) |
| ·G | 66 | Lian2 | (incorrupt, inexpensive) |
| §Â | 67 | Cen2 | (small high hill), Sam, Sum, Shum, Tsen, Gim |
| Á§ | 68 | Xue1 | (a kind of wild grass, wormwood), Hs栃h1 (Wade-Giles). |
| ¹p | 69 | Lei2 | (thunder), Louis, Lui (Cantonese) |
| ¶P | 70 | He4 | (congratulate) |
| Ù | 71 | Ni2 | (surname) |
| ´ö | 72 | Tang1 | (soup), Tong(Cantonese), Hong(Toisanese) |
| ¼ð | 73 | Teng2 | (place name) |
| ®ï | 74 | Yin1 | (dynasty, flourishing) |
| ù | 75 | Luo2 | (a net to catch birds; snare; catch with a net or trap; list; arrange; spread out; a kind of light silk; gauze) Law, Loh, Lo, Lao |
| ²¦ | 76 | Bi4 | (the whole of, to finish) |
| °q | 77 | Hao3 | (ancient place name) |
| à© | 78 | Wu1 | (ancient place name) |
| ¦w | 79 | An1 | (peaceful, quiet, still, to pacify, rest, calm, tranquil) [r40.3] |
| ±` | 80 | Chang2, | (constant/often) |
| ¼Ö | 81 | Le4,Yue4 | Le4 (happy, laugh), Yue4 (surname), music |
| ¤_ | 82 | Yu2 | (at/in), with, as to, [r7.1] |
| ®É | 83 | Shi2 | (O'clock, time, when) |
| ³Å | 84 | Fu4 | (tutor) ( Asian Roots: 148) |
| ¥Ö | 85 | Pi2 | (leather, skin) |
| ¤Ë | 86 | Bian4 | (hurried) |
| »ô | 87 | Qi2 | (even, to make even) |
| ±d | 88 | Kang1 | (ease, health, peaceful, spongy (of radishes)),[r53.8], Hong3 (Cantonese), Peace, Prosperity, (surname) |
| ¥î | 89 | Wu3 | (army troop), Ng (Cantonese), Eng (Anglicized Cantonese) |
| §E | 90 | Yu2 | (I/me), Y�2 (Wade-Giles), Yee (Cantonese) |
| ¤¸ | 91 | Yuan2 | (first, origin, vital principle, a dollar(yuan), dynasty , MoyGen#11 ), Ngeun, Ue-n5 |
| ¤R | 92 | Bu3 | (to divine) |
| ÅU | 93 | Gu4 | (look around, look about) |
| ©s | 94 | Meng4 | (first) |
| ¥ | 95 | Ping2 | (level) |
| ¶À | 96 | Huang2 | (sulfur, yellow), Wong (Cantonese, Foochow), Hwang (Mandarin), Ng (Hokkien, Teochiew), Wee, Oei, Ooi (Hokkien), Bong (Hakka), Huynh (Vietnamese), Hwang (Korean) |
| ©M | 97 | He2 | (harmonious) |
| ¿p | 98 | Mu4 | (solemn) |
| ¿½ | 99 | Xiao1 | (mournful, the name of a herbal grass), Siew, Siu, Seow, Hsiao |
| ¤¨ | 100 | Yin3 | (to rule) |
| «À | 101 | Yao2 | (surname) |
| ªò | 102 | Shao4 | (place name) |
| ´ï | 103 | Zhan4 | (deep/clear (water)) |
| ¨L | 104 | Wang1 | (expanse of water, ooze) |
| ªÂ | 105 | Qi2 | (surname) |
| ¤ò | 106 | Mao2 | (fur/hair) |
|  | 107 | Yu3 | (name of an emperor) |
| ¨f | 108 | Di2 | (barbarians, name of a tribe) |
| ¦Ì | 109 | Mi3 | (metre, uncooked rice) |
| ¨© | 110 | Bei4 | (cowry/shell) |
| ©ú | 111 | Ming2 | (clear/bright) |
| »N | 112 | Zang1 | (good/lucky) |
| p | 113 | Ji4 | (reckon, ruse, to plan) |
| ¥ñ | 114 | Fu2 | (conceal (ambush), prostrate, submit) ( Asian Roots: 145) |
| ¦¨ | 115 | Cheng2 | (to complete) |
| À¹ | 116 | Dai4 | (wear; bear; put on (the body)), Tai4 (Wade-Giles) |
| ½Í | 117 | Tan2 | (to chat/discuss) |
| §º | 118 | Song4 | (name of a dynasty) |
| T | 119 | Mao2 | (thatch) |
| Ãe | 120 | Pang2 | (huge, mixed) |
| ºµ | 121 | Xiong2 | (a bear) |
| ¬ö | 122 | Ji4 | (order/discipline, record) |
| µÎ | 123 | Shu1 | (relax) |
| ©} | 124 | Qu1 | (bent, feel wronged) |
| ¶µ | 125 | Xiang4 | (back of neck, item) |
| ¯¬ | 126 | Zhu4 | (invoke, pray to) |
| ¸³ | 127 | Dong3 | (direct, supervise, govern) |
| ±ç | 128 | Liang2 | (ridge pole, beam of roof, bridge, an elevation), Leong, Leung (Cantonese), [Chung ©¾ How §µ Tong °ó] |
| §ù | 129 | Du4 | (fabricate, restrict), Doe |
| ¨¿ | 130 | Ruan3 | (surname) |
| ÂÅ | 131 | Lan2 | (basket) |
| ¶{ | 132 | Min3 | (feel compassion for) |
| ®u | 133 | Xi2 | (banquet, woven mat) |
| ©u | 134 | Ji4 | (season) |
| ³Â | 135 | Ma2 | (hemp, numb, to bother) |
| ±j | 136 | Qiang2 | (surname) |
| ¸ë | 137 | Jia3 | (surname) |
| ¸ô | 138 | Lu4 | (road) |
| °ú | 139 | Lou2 | (star) |
| ¦M | 140 | Wei1 | (surname) |
| ¦¿ | 141 | Jiang1 | (large river), Chiang1 (Wade-Giles), Gong (Cantonese) |
| µ£ | 142 | Tong2 | (boy, child) |
| ÃC | 143 | Yan2 | (color, countenance) |
| ³¢ | 144 | Guo1 | (outer city wall), Kwok |
| ±ö | 145 | Mei2 | (Plum), Moy, Mui (Cantonese), Bui (Hokkien, Vietnamese) |
| ²± | 146 | Sheng4 | (flourishing) |
| ªL | 147 | Lin2 | (woods), Lam (Cantonese), Lim(Hokkien), Lum |
| ¤N | 148 | Diao1 | (artful, wicked) |
| ÄÁ | 149 | Zhong1 | (bell) |
| ®} | 150 | Xu2 | (slow, slowly, gradually), Shu, Shaw, Seah, Hsu, Shi |
| ªô | 151 | Qiu1 | (a small hill; a mound), Khu, Khoo(Hokkien), Kau, Yau(Cantonese), Hui, Hew/Hiu(Hakka) |
| Àd | 152 | Luo4 | (camel) |
| °ª | 153 | Gao1 | (surname) |
| ®L | 154 | Xia4 | (summer) |
| ½² | 155 | Cai4 | (surname), Chai, Chua, Chye, Choy, Tsai |
| ¥Ð | 156 | Tian2 | (field/farm) |
| ¼Ô | 157 | Fan2 | (cage, fence) |
| J | 158 | Hu2 | (beard, what why how, reckless, blindly) |
| â | 159 | Ling2 | (ice, approach; advance, encroach, soar) |
| ÀN | 160 | Huo4 | (cholera) |
| ¸· | 161 | Yu2 | (surname) |
| ¸U | 162 | Wan4 | (numeral word for ten thousand, many, myriad, all , MoyGen#23 ), Mon, Maa^n1, Won |
| ¤ä | 163 | Zhi1 | (surname) |
| ¬_ | 164 | Ke1 | (the stem of the branches of a tree or a grass, handle of axe) |
| Îõ | 165 | Zan3 | (surname) |
| ºÞ | 166 | Guan3 | (take care, to control, tube/pipe) |
| ¿c | 167 | Lu2 | (surname) |
| ²ö | 168 | Mo4 | (do not, is not, can not;negative) |
| ¸g | 169 | Jing1 | (surname) |
| ©Ð | 170 | Fang2 | (surname) |
| ¸Ê | 171 | Qiu2 | (fur/fur coat) |
| Á[ | 172 | Miao4 | (surname) |
| ¤z | 173 | Gan1 | (dry, to concern) |
| ¸Ñ | 174 | Xie4 | (surname) |
| À³ | 175 | Ying4 | (to answer) |
| ©v | 176 | Zong1 | (ancestor, family , MoyGen#18 ), Dung, Tsung(Cantonese),[r40.5] |
| ¤B | 177 | Ding1 | (4th heavenly stem) |
| «Å | 178 | Xuan1 | (surname) |
| ¶N | 179 | Ben1 | Ben1 Fei2, (surname), bi4, (forge ahead, energetic) |
| ¾H | 180 | Deng4 | (surname), Teng4(Wades-Giles), Tang(Cantonese), Thien, Thean, Thian (Hakka) |
| § | 181 | Yu4 | (elegant) |
| ³æ | 182 | Shan4 | (surname) |
| ªC | 183 | Hang2 | (Hangzhou) |
| ¬x | 184 | Hong2 | (flood), Hung2 (Wade-Giles) |
| ¥] | 185 | Gao1 | (surname) Bao1 |
| ½Ñ | 186 | Zhu1 | (all/many) |
| ¥ª | 187 | Zuo3 | (surname Zuo which means Left (direction) is a surname of profession ) |
| ¥Û | 188 | Shi2 | (stone/rock) |
| ±Z | 189 | Cui1 | (high mountain, precipitous) |
| ¦N | 190 | Ji2 | (lucky), [r30.3] |
| ¶s | 191 | Niu3 | (button) |
| ÅÇ | 192 | Gong1 | (surname) |
| µ{ | 193 | Cheng2 | (extent, journey) |
| ½] | 194 | Ji1 | (inspect/check), later changed to ´R, name of a mountain |
| ¨· | 195 | Xing2 | (place name) |
| ·Æ | 196 | Hua2 | (comical, cunning, slippery) |
| »p | 197 | Pei2 | (surname) |
| ³° | 198 | Lu4 | (land, continent, the shore), Luk (Cantonese) |
| ºa | 199 | Rong2 | (glory, honored), Wing, Whe-ng (Cantonese) |
| ¯Î | 200 | Weng1 | (old man, elderly person) |
| ¯û | 201 | Xun2 | (surname) |
| ¦Ï | 202 | Yang2 | (goat, sheep) |
| ©ó | 203 | Yu1 | (surname) |
| ´f | 204 | Hui4 | (favor, kind act (from above)) |
| ºÂ | 205 | Zhen1 | (to mold) |
| ÄT | 206 | Qu1 | (surname) |
| ®a | 207 | Jia1 | (home/family, household), [40.7] |
| «Ê | 208 | Feng1 | (M for letters, to seal) |
| ͺ | 209 | Rui4 | (small) |
| ¬ý | 210 | Yi4 | (name of a famous archer) |
| Àx | 211 | Chu3 | (savings, to save) |
| àÚ | 212 | Jin4 | (surname), martingale, stingy |
| ¨V | 213 | Ji2 | (draw water from well) |
| ÍÔ | 214 | Bing3 | (surname), ancient city name, happy |
| ÁS | 215 | Mi2 | (dissolved, rice-gruel, wasted) |
| ªQ | 216 | Song1 | (loose, pine) |
| ¤« | 217 | Jing3 | (well, mine shaft, pit) |
| ¬q | 218 | Duan4 | (paragraph, section, a piece, a part, a portion) |
| ´I | 219 | Fu4 | rich ( Asian Roots: 149) |
| §Å | 220 | Wu1 | (wizard, witch) |
| ¯Q | 221 | Wu1 | (a crow, black, dark) |
| µJ | 222 | Jiao1 | (scorched) |
| ¤Ú | 223 | Ba1 | (to hope) |
| ¤} | 224 | Gong1 | (a bow (weapon)) |
| ªª | 225 | Mu4 | (shepherd) |
| àÔ | 226 | Kui2 | (surname), Kui, Wei |
| ¤s | 227 | Shan1 | (mountain/hill) |
| ¨¦ | 228 | Gu3 | (valley) |
| ¨® | 229 | Che1 | (vehicle on land) |
| «J | 230 | Hou2 | (marquis) |
| ÌW | 231 | Mi4 | (surname), still/silent |
| ½´ | 232 | Peng2 | ((grass), disheveled) |
| ¥þ | 233 | Quan2 | (complete(ly), fully, wholly, entire, all, perfect) |
| Óû | 234 | Chi1 | (surname), name of an ancient city, Xi, Chi |
| ¯Z | 235 | Ban1 | (class/rank) |
| ¥õ | 236 | Yang3 | (look up, face upward, admire, rely on, respect), [r9.4] |
| ” | 237 | Qiu1 | (a swing, autumn) |
| ¥ò | 238 | Zhong4 | (2nd in seniority) |
| ¥ì | 239 | Yi1 | (he/she) |
| ®c | 240 | Gong1 | (palace, palatial) |
| ¹ç | 241 | Ning2,4 | (peaceful, rather) |
| ¤³ | 242 | Qiu2 | (match/mate), Qiu, Chou |
| և | 243 | Luan2 | (Koelreuteria paniculata) |
| ¼É | 244 | Bao4 | (cruel/violent) |
| ¥Ì | 245 | Gan1 | (sweet, delicious, pleasant) |
| Üo | 246 | Tou3 | (surname), Dou, Tou |
| ¼F | 247 | Li4 | (severe) |
| ¦¥ | 248 | Rong2 | (weapon) |
| ¯ª | 249 | Zu3 | (ancestor, grand- (as in grandfather)) |
| ªZ | 250 | Wu3 | (martial/military) |
| ²Å | 251 | Fu2 | (coincide, symbol, written charm, seal, chop), Foo, Pu, Fu |
| ¼B | 252 | Liu2 | (to kill), Lau (Cantonese), [r18.3] |
| ´º | 253 | Jing3 | (bright, circumstance, scenery), Ying3 |
| ¸â | 254 | Zhan1 | (excellent, verbose), Chaim (Hainan) |
| §ô | 255 | Shu4 | (bind, to control) |
| Às | 256 | Long2 | (dragon), Lung2 (Wade-Giles), Loong |
| ¸ | 257 | Ye4 | (leaf, page), Yeh4 (Wade-Giles), Yap, Yep, Yip |
| ©¯ | 258 | Xing4 | (fortunate) |
| ¥q | 259 | Si1 | (company, control), See (Cantonese) |
| Ȉ | 260 | Shao2 | ((music), excellent, harmonious) |
| Óü | 261 | Gao4 | (surname), name of a feudal state |
| ¾¤ | 262 | Li2 | (black), Li, Lai, Le(Vietnamese) |
| Áª | 263 | Ji4 | (cirsium) |
| Á¡ | 264 | Bo | Bo2 (mean, slight, thin), Bo4 (peppermint) |
| ¦L | 265 | Yin4 | (to print) |
| ±J | 266 | Su4 | (lodge for the night, old/former) |
| ¥Õ | 267 | Bai2 | (gratuitous, white/pure, snowy) (surname) |
| Ãh | 268 | Huai2 | (bosom, cherish, Close to the Chest - Embrace / Confidant) |
| »Z | 269 | Pu2 | (calamus) |
| Í× | 270 | Tai2 | (surname), name of a feudal state |
| ±q | 271 | Cong | cong1 (unhurried), cong2 (follow, from), zong4 (second cousin) |
| ¶k | 272 | E4 | (hupeh) |
| ¯Á | 273 | Suo3 | (isolated, search into, to exact) |
| «w | 274 | Xian2 | (all, in all cases, salty) |
| Äy | 275 | Ji2 | (record/register) |
| ¿à | 276 | Lai4 | (disclaim, rely, to blame, depend on, trust in) |
| ¨ô | 277 | Zhuo2 | (surpassing, lofty, deep, high, distinguished, prominent, outstanding) (surname) |
| Ä© | 278 | Lin4 | (juncus effusus) |
| ±O | 279 | Tu2 | (slaughter, slaughter man) |
| »X | 280 | Meng | meng1 (hoodwink), meng2 (Mongolia, cover), meng3 (surname) |
| ¦À | 281 | Chi2 | (pond) |
| ³ì | 282 | Qiao2 | (tall) |
| ³± | 283 | Yin1 | (cloudy, negative (electric.), shady) |
| Æ{ | 284 | Yu4 | (dense (growth), melancholy) |
| E | 285 | Xu1 | (all, assist, to store) |
| ¯à | 286 | Neng2 | (able/can, energy, ability/potential) |
| »a | 287 | Cang1 | (dark blue, fly/musca) |
| Âù | 288 | Shuang1 | (pair) |
| »D | 289 | Wen2 | (hear, sniff at) |
| ²ñ | 290 | Xin2 | (surname) |
| ÄÒ | 291 | Dang3 | (surname) |
| »C | 292 | Zhe | Zhe, Di2 (long-tail pheasant), Zhai2 (surname) |
| ÃÓ | 293 | Tan2 | (to talk, boast, gossip), Tam (Cantonese), Ham, Hom, Hum, Thom, Tom (Taishanese) |
| °^ | 294 | Gong4 | to pay tribute, tribute, gift,(historical) to select or recommend talents for the imperial court |
| ³Ò | 295 | Lao2 | to do manual labour, fatigued, work, meritorious deed, worker (surname) |
| Óï | 296 | Pang2 | (surname) |
| ®V | 297 | Ji1 | beauty, imperial concubine, (surname), used by the ruling family of the House of Zhou |
| ¥Ó | 298 | Shen1 | (3-5 p.m., 9th earthly branch, extend) |
| §ß | 299 | Fu2 | to support ( Asian Roots: 144) |
| °ô | 300 | Du3 | wall, stifle (surname) |
| ¥T | 301 | Ran3 | (passing (of time)) |
| ®_ | 302 | Zai3 | (govern, slaughter) |
| Å° | 303 | Li4 | (ancient place name) |
| ¹l | 304 | Yong1 | (harmonious) |
| «o | 305 | Xi4 | (surname), crack, occasion |
| Àó | 306 | Qu2 | (jade ring) |
| ®á | 307 | Sang1 | (mulberry) |
| ®Û | 308 | Gui4 | (Cinnamonum cassia), Kwei |
| Àä | 309 | Pu2 | (surname) |
| ¤û | 310 | Niu2 | (cow, ox) |
| ¹Ø | 311 | Shou4 | long life, age, [r33.11] |
| ³q | 312 | Tong1 | (know well, expert) |
| Ãä | 313 | Bian1 | (side, border) |
| ±¯ | 314 | Hu4 | (retinue) |
| ¿P | 315 | Yan1 | (place name) |
| ¾¬ | 316 | Ji4 | (Hebei) |
| Ó÷ | 317 | Jia2 | (surname) |
| ®ú | 318 | Pu3 | (river bank, shore) |
| ©| | 319 | Shang4 | (to esteem, aspire, still, superior, MoyGen#29), Sheu^ng2 |
| ¹A | 320 | Nong2 | (farmer) |
| ·Å[温] | 321 | Wen1 | (lukewarm, to review), Won |
| §O | 322 | Bie2 | (leave, classify) |
| ²ø | 323 | Zhuang1 | (village, farmstead) |
| ®Ë | 324 | Yan4 | (late, quiet) |
| ®ã | 325 | Chai2 | (firewood) |
| £ | 326 | Qu2 | (surname), Chu |
| ÀF | 327 | Yan2 | (gate of village) |
| ¥R | 328 | Chong1 | (satisfy, substitute) |
| ¼} | 329 | Mu4 | (admire) |
| ³s | 330 | Lian2 | (even/as, join) |
| ¯ø | 331 | Ru2 | (eat, vegetables) |
| ²ß | 332 | Xi2 | (practice) |
| «Æ | 333 | Huan4 | (eunuch) |
| ¦ã | 334 | Ai4 | (Artemisia vulgaris) |
| ³½ | 335 | Yu2 | (fish) |
| ®e | 336 | Rong2 | (contain), [r40.7] |
| ¦V | 337 | Xiang4 | (towards) |
| ¥j | 338 | Gu3 | (ancient, old), Koo(Hakka) |
| ©ö | 339 | Yi4 | (change, easy) |
| ·V | 340 | Shen4 | (careful) |
| ¤à | 341 | Ge1 | (spear) |
| ¹ù | 342 | Liao4 | (surname), Lew (Cantonese), [r53.11] |
| ±h | 343 | Yu3 | (name of a mountain) |
| ²× | 344 | Zhong1 | (finish) |
| º[ | 345 | Ji4 | (reach) |
| ©~ | 346 | Ju1 | (reside) |
| ¿Å | 347 | Heng2 | (weigh, measure) |
| ¨B | 348 | Bu4 | (walk, march) |
| ³£ | 349 | Du1 | (metropolis) |
| ¯Õ | 350 | Geng3 | (bright) |
| º¡ | 351 | Man3 | (fill, pack) |
| ¥° | 352 | Hong2 | (liberal, great) |
| ¦J | 353 | Kuang1 | to aid, correct, reform,(surname), [r22.4],.Hong5 (Cantonese) to rectify |
| °ê | 354 | Guo2 | (nation, kingdom, country, people, state), Gok, Gauk, Gwock, [r31.8] |
| ¤å | 355 | Wen2 | (literary, character, script, writing) |
| ±F[㓂] | 356 | Kou4 | (plunder, bandit) |
| ¼s | 357 | Guang3 | (wide, vast, extensive), [r53.12] |
| ¸S | 358 | Lu4 | (good fortune) |
| Âö | 359 | Que1 | (imperial city) |
| ªF | 360 | Dong1 | (east) |
| ¼Ú | 361 | Ou1 | (surname) |
| É_ | 362 | Shu1 | (spear) |
| ¨U | 363 | Wo4 | (fertile, irrigate) |
| §Q | 364 | Li4 | (sharp, clever, gain, interest), [r18.5] |
| ½« | 365 | Yu4 | (impressive) |
| ¶V | 366 | Yue4 | (surpass, exceed) |
| ÄÜ | 367 | Kui2 | (rain god) |
| ¶© | 368 | Long2 | (intense, swell) |
| ®v | 369 | Shi1 | (teacher, master) |
| ¾d | 370 | Gong3 | (secure, solid) |
| Íø | 371 | She4 | (surname) |
| ¿ | 372 | Nie4 | (whisper, speak softly near the ear) |
| ®Ð | 373 | Chao2 | (surname) |
| ¤Ä | 374 | Gou1 | (attract, collude, affair) |
| ±Î | 375 | Ao2 | (ramble, rove) |
| ¿Ä | 376 | Rong2 | (melt) |
| §N | 377 | Leng3 | (cold), [r15.5] |
| ¸ä | 378 | Zi1 | (backbite, wealth) |
| ¨¯ | 379 | Xin1 | (hot, suffering) |
| õE | 380 | Kan4 | (glance, peep) |
| ¨º | 381 | Na1 | (that, then), Nuo |
| ² | 382 | Jian3 | (simple, letter) |
| ÄÇ | 383 | Rao2 | (to spare) |
| ªÅ | 384 | Kong1 | (empty, sky) |
| ´¿ | 385 | Zeng1 | (great-grand (father)), Tseng1 (Wade-Giles), Dong, Tsang (Cantonese) Cheng, Chng, Jeng |
| ¤ð | 386 | Wu2 | (nobody, no) |
| ¨F | 387 | Sha1 | (granule, hoarse/raspy, sand), Sa(Cantonese) |
| ÉA | 388 | Mie1 | (squint) |
| ¾i | 389 | Yang3 | (surname) |
| Áù | 390 | Ju1 | (bring up) |
| ¶· | 391 | Xu1 | (mustache, beard) |
| ¤¥ | 392 | Feng1 | (luxuriant, buxom) |
| ±_ | 393 | Chao2 | (nest) |
| Ãö | 394 | Guan1 | (mountain pass, shut), Kuan1 (Wade-Giles), Kwan, Quan (Cantonese) |
| ãÇ | 395 | Kuai3 | (a rush) |
| ¬Û | 396 | Xiang1 | (appearance, mutual) |
| ¬d | 397 | Zha1 | (surname) |
| «á | 398 | Hou4 | (behind, back) |
| ¯ð | 399 | Jing1 | (thorns/brambles) |
| ´å | 401 | You2 | (to roam/travel, to swim, wandering, moving all the time) |
| ªÇ | 402 | Zhu2 | (surname) |
| »\ | 405 | Ge3 | (surname) |
| ¯q | 406 | Yi4 | (surname) |
| ®Ù | 407 | Huan2 | (Sapindus mukurosi) |
| ¤½ | 408 | Gong1 | (public, common, male), [r12.02] |
| ¥q°¨ | 410 | Si1 Ma3 | (an ancient title of an officer who was in charge of the armed forces of the country), Sze Ma, See Ma |
| ¼Ú¶§ | 412 | Ou1 Yang2 | (Europe - positive (electric.), sun, bright, clear, masculine, pertaining to the world), Au-Yong, Ow-Yang |
| ¥q®{ | 437 | Si1 Tu2 | (an official in charge ritual ceremony in the ancient Ruler's Court), Su-Tu, Seto(Cantonese) |
| Êc | 491 | Tong2 | (surname), T'ung2 (Wade-Giles) |
| ªó | 508 | Di3 | (the residence of a high official, lodging-house) |
| ³Á | 510 | Mai4 | (wheat, a general term for crops like barley, wheat and oat), Mak |
Hundred Families Surname Poem
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The Chinese surnames are traditionally placed in a certain order. They were arranged in the form of a poem that schoolchildren would memorize. The first 408 characters correspond to single character surnames that existed during the Song Dynasty. The next 60 characters correspond to 30 double character surnames of that period. Additional surnames follow.
