Integrating exegetical and textual scholarship with analysis of the Eastern Jin text Cārya-nidāna, this study resolves gaps in inter-character relation communication in Great Chinese Dictionary (second edition). Specifically, the characters zè (仄), cè (側), cè (惻), cè (𡍫) and cè (畟) should each supplement the semantic value of "filled; filled to capacity", and their phonetic loan relationships necessitate clarification. The pronological entry (1) for cè (側) as 阻力切 should be marked with the historical reading zè. While emphasizing that the phonetic differentiation of cè/zè (側) is influenced by its near-synonym zè (仄), it is crucial to note that zè (側)'s "narrow" semantic sense is independently derived and didn't require the inter-character relation with zè (仄). The character niè ( ) and liè ( ) should be introduced, with an explanation of its variant relationship between niè (孽) and liè (鬣).The meaning of "long hair (on the human body and head)" should be added to liè (𣰌), with an explanation of its variant relationship between liè (鬣). The relationship of being alternative forms of each other between gāi (姟) and gāi (垓) should be established. The character méng (萠) should be introduced, with an explanation of its variant relationship between méng (萌).