The meaning of the word 昃: the sun is westward.
昃?zè<动>
(1) Names, as written symbols, carry information about the changes of the times, are engraved with different cultural concepts, and embody the deep affection and earnest wishes of parents. Expectation, so naming according to birth date is an important means to influence destiny.
(2) Same as the original meaning
(3) Incline?
(4) (Phonetic. From the day, oblique (&x{zè}) sound. Original meaning : The sun is tilted to the west)
From "日" to "大", which is tilted, it means that noon has passed, the sun is tilted to the west, and the reflected figures are tilted. The original meaning is when the sun is in the west and the sun is out. Kong Yingda believes that it is equivalent to the end of the day, which is about 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Later, "大" was changed to a closely related "_", and the character "昃" was transformed from an ideographic character into a pictophonetic character (Qiu Xigui) with the sounds of "日" and "_". The Three Body Stone Sutra was changed to the sound "廄".
This is the word "昃" for "the sun is approaching dusk". It is pronounced as zè and is originally a knowing character. The oracle bone inscription ① looks like "sun" on the side of "person", which means that the sun is setting in the west. ② is the shape of the bronze inscription, with "日" on the right side of "人". ③It is the shape of Xiaozhuan, with "factory" added on the outside, indicating that there is a cliff next to it. ④It is written in regular script, and the sun moves on the cliff. ?"Shuowen": "昃, when the sun is in the west, it is sideways."
The original meaning of "昃" is "the sun sets in the west", such as "Yi Feng": "When the sun is in the middle, it is wan. When the moon is waxing, it will be eclipsed. This means: when the sun rises to the middle, it will tilt to the west, and when the moon is full, it will be waning. Xie Hun's "You Xichi": "Jingzhang's songbirds gather." "Jing" means sunlight. This means: when the sun sets to the west, songbirds will gather their nests. ?In ancient books, "Zhong Zang" and "Xia Zang" are commonly seen. The so-called "Zhong Zang" refers to the last hour, which is between 1 and 3 pm; "Xia Zang" refers to the Shen hour, which is between 3 and 5 pm. Li Bai's "A Gentleman Thinks and Actions": "The sun moves to the middle of the night." That is to say: the sun moves to the last hour (it is already afternoon).