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du2Mathews: 6512GSR: 1224i

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(to be) abandoned, (all) alone, by oneself, in solitude, independent, individual, isolated, lonely, separate, single, sole, solitary, stranded; lost in thought, meditative, pensive; thinking about; only, singularly, uniquely; by itself, on its own; auto-, mono-

Radical: 94+13 | First occurrence: Hexagram 24.4

Concordance & Context (8 occurrences)

Entries shown in Hatcher's reference chain order. First Witness at 24.4
4th Line
(^) (all) alone, solitary, separate, by oneself
中行復。
Walking in the middle, all alone in return
Stats: 94+1343.3
3rd Line
(all) alone, solitary, isolated, lonely 10.1x
壮于頄,有凶。君子夬夬,行遇雨,若濡有慍,無咎。
Vigorous in the cheekbones Presuming the worst The noble young one is resolved and decided All alone in advancing, to greet the rain As if getting wet Were displeasure Nothing is wrong
04.4x
Xiao Xiang 4
(all) alone, stranded, isolated, abandoned
困蒙之吝,遠實也。
04.4x The affliction (of) ignorance leads to shame: Abandoned (and) far from reality
09.5x
Xiao Xiang 5
isolated, solitary, separate, lonely; ^alone
有孚攣如,不富也。
09.5x Being true (is) as good as a bond: There is no enrichment alone
10.1x
Xiao Xiang 1
(all) alone, solitary, by oneself, lonely 35.1x
素履之往,行願也。
10.1x Simple treading’s progress: All alone, (but) going forward (with) hope
28.X
Xiang Zhuan
^ (all) alone, in solitude; ^ lonely ^
澤滅木,大過。君子以立不懼,遁世無懣。
The lake rises over the trees Greatness in excess The noble young one, accordingly, stands alone and undaunted And steps back from the world without sorrow
35.1x
Xiao Xiang 1
(all) alone, isolated, solitary, stranded 43.3x
晋如摧如,行正。裕無咎,未受命。
35.1x So far along (to be) so frustrated: All alone (but) advancing with integrity * To be tolerant is not a mistake: (Having) not yet been given orders
24.4
Xiao Xiang 4
(all) alone
中行復,以從道也。
24.4x Walking in the middle, all alone in return: In order to follow the path

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