In ancient times, there was "Li", which means succession. In modern times, it is basically dry land. This word is now used as a Japanese name.
Chinese name: Tuan
Pinyin: Tian
Radical: fire
Radical strokes: 4
Total number of strokes: 9
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(1) Zheng code: UOKI, u: 755 1,: AE78 86: olg.
(2) Number of strokes: 9, radical: Tian, and stroke sequence number: 433425 12 1.
Chinese dictionary interpretation: dry land
This word is often used in Japanese names, such as Kobayashi Junlang, Gao Tianxun, Jiang Tu Wei Bing, Takeshi Obata, Kurita Rensaburo and Hetian Xiuze.
The source of Kakukawa's new words 1990, 303rd edition はたはたけ
なりたち: knowing. ととにより, ぃたので, にしてはたたで, rice fields で
Same as "cup".
translate freely
(1) Dry fields, fields. (Wild vegetables, wheat and fruit trees are all cultivated and cultivated. Water, water and soil. はた。 )
だぃこん畑/radish land.
へでかける/Go to other places; Get on the ground.
Farming/farming; Agriculture; Grow crops.
Grow wheat in the field.
Do official/field work.
(2) professional field. (Don't mention fields and divisions. )
Legal professionals are necessary/necessary.
(3) In ancient times, there was a saying that "Wang * * collapsed and Wang Yi stood", which meant that Zhou Wang died and his son Zhou Yiwang succeeded to the throne.