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滿 means full and comes third, on the 辰 day of the 寅 month. Commentary in 協紀辨方書 卷四 builds it from counting: one gives two, two gives three, and three is where number reaches a limit. 卷十 glosses the word as plenty and ease. 卷四 then remarks that what is full spills over, which is its reason for placing 平, leveling, immediately after.

Storage, trade and contracts fill the 1741 list: household members taken in, granaries repaired, markets opened, goods received. Two other names bring more, offerings and prayers as 天巫, and court memorials, banquets and palace repairs as 福德. The editors deleted an older claim that 天巫 suits treating illness, since the 滿 list itself names seeking a physician among its avoided items. Appointments and marriage arrangements are avoided as well, and the name 天狗 adds offerings in the 申 month alone.

星厯考原 puts 滿 on its unfavorable side and its rhyme marks the day black, yet 協紀 still lists markets and trade under it, so the two books resist being folded into one mark. 選擇宗鏡 sees mixed parts, 土瘟 and 喪門 against 天富 and a small good rating. In some months, when specific virtue spirits coincide, the 協紀 editors lift the avoid list. This site's calculator applies none of those conditions and shows only the name. Where this list names illness, money or contracts, it reports the 1741 book and is no guidance; ask a doctor or another qualified person about real decisions.