The “纟” component

to gather together

winding

red

Zhou, pejorative name given posthumously to the last king of the Shang dynasty, King Zhou of Shang 商紂王|商纣王[Shang1 Zhou4 Wang2] (the name refers to a crupper 紂|纣[zhou4], the piece of horse tack most likely to be soiled by the horse)

fine

knot

to make an appointment

level

white

fine floss-silk or cotton

order

to thread (a needle)

latitude

confused

pure

error

cotton yarn

head rope of a fishing net

to receive

to weave

vertical; north-south (Taiwan pr. [zong1])

to classify

numerous

paper (CL:張|张[zhang1],沓[da2])

line

to spin (cotton or hemp etc)

to turn

abundant

thread

violet or purple

to tie

ribbon for a seal

to practice

to form

member of gentry

thin or slender

to weave

end

crepe

to trip

heavy rope

crimson silk

to continue

to cheat

to tie

velvet

knot

Chinese character

to wind

to quilt

to draw; to paint

to

adorned

capital of the Jin State during the Spring and Autumn Period (770-475 BC)

net-like object

to cut short

to twist (strands into a thread)

to gather

(literary) well rope (for drawing water)

raw silk

thin, tough silk fabric

to embroider; embroidery

to pacify

braid

coarse greenish black pongee

to spin (hemp etc)

beginnings

damask

to continue

beautiful

dark red

(bound form) ample; spacious

to sole a shoe

cord

rope

to preserve

silk floss

cord on a seal

to draw tight; to stretch taut

(light) silk

skein

used in 繾綣|缱绻[qian3quan3]

heddle

to burst open

bind up

green

to sew

Buddhists

used in 緙絲|缂丝[ke4 si1]

light yellow color

(wooden) box

distant

cable

orange-red silk

indistinct

to seize

hemp

multicolor

fine linen

Chinese character

satin

braid

rope attached to a sword hilt

to let down with a rope

slow

closely joined

strand

to weave

cord

cause

red silk

to bind

adorned

fine and dense

seam

plain white silk

to wind around

bridal veil or kerchief

(literary) to die by hanging or strangulation

thick waterproof silk

helter-skelter

used in 縹渺|缥渺[piao1 miao3]

plain thin silk

(literary) thick rope used to restrain a prisoner

tassel

to withdraw

surname Miao

to reel silk from cocoons

knot

to wind round

to repair

to tie

bridle

used in 繾綣|缱绻[qian3quan3]

hem with invisible stitches

to bind

to hand in

(literary) to inherit

bridle; reins

a braid or queue