(bound form) high-ranking official in imperial China, specifically the minister in charge of the palace treasury, handicrafts, and taxes for the emperor's upkeep; one of the Nine Ministers in the Qin and Han dynasties

(bound form) respectful alternate title for a county magistrate's assistant; commonly used in the Tang dynasty when a magistrate was called 明府 míng​fǔ

(bound form) name of an acupuncture point located in the palm of the hand between the fourth and fifth metacarpal bones