This row appears to be a mis-entry: the pinyin 'yī mò' and POS 'm' (classifier) suggest the intended headword is 一陌 (yī mò), an archaic classifier for a hundred coins or a small string of cash, but the simplified character is written as 一万四千 ('14,000'). The existing data is inconsistent — the headword means '14,000' but the pinyin and POS point to a different word. For HSK 7, 一万四千 is simply the number 14,000 (ten-thousand plus four thousand), used in dates, quantities, and prices. It is not a classifier.