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Stain: to get wet.

Moisten: dip, soak, dye.

Millet: a northern fall grain, a sticky cereal.

Xianheng: The name of the I Ching hexagram, meaning smooth and abundant.

Joy: gladness, joy.

Encounter: to meet, to come across.

Springtime: the time of spring, springtime season.

Rain: rainwater.

Moisten: to moisten, to saturate.

Grass: trees and grass-like plants.

Sprouting: plants begin to grow and send out shoots.

Just in time: just in time for the right moment.

Aspirant: a person with ambition, here it refers to people with ambitions in general.

Doing business: engaging in commercial activities.

All: all, all.

Satisfaction: to be satisfied, to feel satisfied.

Farmers: farmers.

Much millet: plant more millet (a grain crop).

Woman: woman, in this case, female.

Multi-Silk: Producing more silk (referring to the raising of silkworms for reeling).

Merit and Fame: Luck of fortune, seeking fame in time.

Pedestrians: deceased people for thousands of miles, encountering each other for one day.

Marriage: hard work, thrift, and branching out.

Lawsuits: You will win with the help of your friends.

Ting Kou: Xian Heng is an occupant and his family is celebrated.

Business: Positive fortune and movements are profitable.

Sickness: harmonize the vital energy and the disease will subside.

Traveling: It is good to meet with adults, and what you seek is sure to work.

Lost property: find it in time and it will be recovered.

Field animals: chickens and dogs, mulberry and hemp, hee-haw and self-sufficiency.