What is the relationship between the prefix of the household name?

Question 1: What does the prefix "Hu" mean? A: According to Oracle Bone Inscriptions, it is pictographic. Oracle Bone Inscriptions glyph, like a door (door) half of the word. One of the radicals of Chinese characters. Most "households" are related to portals. Original meaning: single door.

B. According to Li T-shaped explanation: shape and sound. Word from three from the corpse, three also sound. "three" is pronounced as "main" and "main", which means "into", "into" and "into". The combination of "corpse" and "corpse" means "not moving after moving in", "not leaving after moving in" and "not moving after moving in". The original meaning is that foreign immigrants move in and become local permanent residents. Extended meaning: a single-page door leaf of a simple immigrant house.

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1. It is very dangerous to interpret according to Oracle Bone Inscriptions, because there is a huge difference between Oracle Bone Inscriptions and official script, and the comparison between A and official script made by modern scholars may be wrong. If Li Ding's glyphs can be explained, it is suggested that Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Jinwen, and the big and small seal script should not be brought in as far as possible, because this is a popular explanation, not a professional primary school study. In order to respect the work of the former editor, here are two explanations.

2. "Diya" is a formal Chinese character, which is included in the pocket-sized Chinese Dictionary on page 17. Please refer to.

Question 2: What does the prefix "radical" mean?

Question 3: What are the words prefixed with "house", "employee", "boss", "gas", "ping", "fan", "shoulder", "door" and "Chen"?

Question 4: What words can a household prefix consist of: t √, f √ ng, h √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √

Question 5: What are the words prefixed with "Hu"? Poled lentils, inspiration, employment, housing.

Question 6: What does the prefix "radical" mean to indicate the location?

Question 7: What does the prefix "Hu" mean? A: According to Oracle Bone Inscriptions, it is pictographic. Oracle Bone Inscriptions glyph, like a door (door) half of the word. One of the radicals of Chinese characters. Most "households" are related to portals. Original meaning: single door.

B. According to Li T-shaped explanation: shape and sound. Word from three from the corpse, three also sound. "three" is pronounced as "main" and "main", which means "into", "into" and "into". The combination of "corpse" and "corpse" means "not moving after moving in", "not leaving after moving in" and "not moving after moving in". The original meaning is that foreign immigrants move in and become local permanent residents. Extended meaning: a single-page door leaf of a simple immigrant house.

Description:

1. It is very dangerous to interpret according to Oracle Bone Inscriptions, because there is a huge difference between Oracle Bone Inscriptions and official script, and the comparison between A and official script made by modern scholars may be wrong. If Li Ding's glyphs can be explained, it is suggested that Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Jinwen, and the big and small seal script should not be brought in as far as possible, because this is a popular explanation, not a professional primary school study. In order to respect the work of the former editor, here are two explanations.

2. "Diya" is a formal Chinese character, which is included in the pocket-sized Chinese Dictionary on page 17. Please refer to.

Question 8: What are the characters with the prefix "Hu": house, worker, boss, anger, anger, equality, fan, shoulder, shoulder, door and Chen?

Question 9: What words can a household prefix consist of: t √, f √ ng, h √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n √ n

Question 10: What rooms and houses are there in a household?

Fan, electric fan

Door leaf, heart-shaped

Flat lentil

Dominant, domineering