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儓 [tái] 1. Ancient term for low-grade slaves. 2. A derogatory term for farmers in ancient times. 3. A type of farming tool used to break soil and cover seeds. 4. Equivalent. 5. A surname. 儓 [tái] Classification: Noun 1. Name for the lowest grade of slaves in ancient times (En.: low-grade slave). Reference: "The Jade Chapters" cites "The Zuo Commentary": servant Tai. 2. General term for servants (En.: servant). Reference: Song Dynasty, Chen Hu's "Old and New Tales": "The public appointed Xīn, and the reviewers compared the maid with Xīn; how could he be said to appreciate the low-grade servant?"