eight tenths; eighty percent; often used to describe a state that is nearly but not quite full or complete

very likely; most probably

transitional style of Chinese calligraphy from the Eastern Han dynasty, intermediate between seal script and clerical script; also called 八分书 bā​fēn​shū or 分书 fēn​shū

alternative name for Han-style clerical script with flared tails, used after the Wei-Jin period to distinguish it from standard script; also called 汉隶 hàn​lì