What does the hammer mean? Dialect.

The word hammer has multiple meanings in dialect, and people in different regions express different meanings when using this word.

In Shaanxi dialect, the hammer usually refers to the skull. People often say, "break his hammer!" " Threaten each other. This is a cruel way of threatening, and it also reflects the local culture of scaring each other.

In Guangdong dialect, hammer refers to a standard police tool-baton. Because batons are shaped like hammers, in some areas, people will call them "hammers", such as "police patrol with hammers in their hands".

In Chengdu dialect, a hammer refers to an excellent object, which is equivalent to a "good thing" in standard Chinese. For example, "This knife is really a good hammer!" "This means that this knife is very sharp and easy to use, and it is a good project.

In a word, the word "hammer" in dialect has multiple meanings, and it needs to be combined with local culture and context to understand its true meaning.