Experts come in and ask for words with good meanings in the eight-stroke Chinese characters. Sit and wait for the handle, dad, pull,, version, dress,, spores, humble, a, he, give, 忭, \, M, Bian, table, Bing, 铡⒉,, Shen, Chaos, Pan, Fang, Fang, Fei , atmosphere, fen, anger, feng, fu, fu, tell, fu, 臁⒏yu 汩, hexagram, hang, he, impeachment, and, 蕖⒑簟⒒, or, 搐, blind, yak, no, sister, door , Meng, Meng, Mi, Mi, Ming, Ming, Ming, Ming, Mo, Cao, Mu, Mu, Mu, Wei, Nie, Xuan, throw, roar, Pao, Bah, Pei, Pei, Pei, Peng, Pi, Chu ,汔,vapor,qin,sha,shen,tati,wang,wei,wen,wo,wu,wu,string,xian,xiang,xie,xin,xing,raging,yi,yu,yuan,sip,b,like
There are too many traditional Chinese characters in Bahua. I have compiled a very detailed list of common characters for naming in my space. You can go and take a look.
I beg for: The characters with simple strokes, beautiful and special meanings, suitable for names: Duanmu Ruixin, Duanmu Bingyu, Duanmu Minghan
What are the Chinese characters with good meaning and many strokes that you want to use to name? Xi, Pu,
What are the characters with few but meaningful strokes? One, two, three, ten, factory, person, son, knife, power, dry, worker, earth, scholar, mouth, small, big, inch and so on
Words with fewer strokes have good meanings: Gao Xiaoyang, Gao Ziyou, Gao Huijia, it’s time to upgrade, adopt it
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Rare characters with few strokes but beautiful meanings, the kind that are not common, don’t be too difficult to write, it’s best to use a single character. Ning (: dawn) (Ning: peace, stability) xi ning Xiaoying (筱: small bamboo, thin bamboo) (绢: clear) xiao ying Yuhan (昱: sunlight, light) (晗: the sky will be bright) yu han Hope you like it
Looking for help, I want to find a word with the most strokes and a certain meaning
A word with more strokes is better This character is suitable for putting into names, and its pronunciation is sweet. Features: It has pictographic meaning. The nature and characteristics of Chinese characters are important theoretical issues related to the entire teaching content of modern Chinese character studies. It can be said to be the general outline of modern Chinese character studies. The subsequent chapters can be said to be the characteristics and characteristics of Chinese characters from the perspective of context. The unfolding of nature. We explain the various attributes of Chinese characters and analyze and understand the characteristics of Chinese characters in terms of character size, character shape, character pronunciation, character order, etc. In fact, we are to further understand the nature and characteristics of Chinese characters from more subtle aspects. The nature and characteristics of Chinese characters and the attributes of Chinese characters actually echo each other. Therefore, understanding this issue will lead to a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of the entire content of modern Chinese character studies.
1. The nature of Chinese characters
Speaking of the nature of Chinese characters, we must talk about the nature of words. Writing is a written symbol system that records language. Written symbols represent language. There are many kinds of characters in the world, but in essence and function, they are all the same, that is, they are all auxiliary languages ??for communication. tool.
Writing is produced and developed on the basis of audio language. Therefore, language is primary and writing is secondary. Language comes first, then writing. Without language, there would be no Word. Language is the specific content represented by written symbols. Without language, words would not exist. Any symbol in the world is a unity composed of a certain form and a certain meaning. Text, as a symbol for recording language, is no exception. It also consists of two parts: form and content. There are many ethnic groups in the world that still only have language and no writing, but no nation has only writing but no language. Language does not rely on writing to exist. It can be seen that language is indeed primary and writing is secondary. Recording language cannot be separated from language.
There are various writing systems in the world. Although the ways of recording languages ??are different and the structures are vastly different, the reason why they exist depending on a certain language is the same.
Therefore, in essence, text is actually a system of symbols, but this symbol represents language and must work through language. Language is a symbol, consisting of form and meaning; text is also a symbol, and its composition also includes form and meaning. Although they are both composed of form and meaning, their connotations are different. The form of language is phonetic, and the form of text is composed of writing units (strokes or letters); the meaning of language is the content expressed in a certain phonetic form, such as The Mandarin sound "shu" means "written work", and the meaning of words is the recorded language, specifically the words or morphemes in the language, including both phonetic and meaning aspects. For example, the Chinese character "书" is written What the symbol represents is not only the pronunciation "shu", nor only the meaning of "the original work", but both the pronunciation and the meaning. The phonetic form and meaning content of language are unified in any system of writing. All writing in the world, whether it is Pinyin writing or non-Pinyin writing, recording language must record both pronunciation and meaning. There is no writing system that only records pronunciation or only meaning. Language is a unity of phonetic form and meaning content. Since writing is a symbol for recording language, of course both aspects must be recorded. It is impossible to separate the two aspects. In that case, writing will not be able to complete the task of recording language, nor can it become a Written symbols represent language.
Various writing systems in the world can generally be divided into two categories: pinyin writing and non-pinyin writing according to the way they record language. Pinyin text uses certain word-formation symbols to represent each phonetic unit in the language. The arrangement and combination of the symbols is consistent with the actual pronunciation of the recorded language units, so it is easier to spell out. The word-formation symbols of non-pinyin characters are not closely related to the pronunciation. From the glyph structure, there is no connection with the pronunciation of the recorded words. They can only be memorized one by one and cannot be spelled.
Our teaching materials are divided into categories according to the relationship between text units and language units. The division of basic units of text is different in different writing systems. For example, English, French, Russian, etc. are letters, Japanese is kana, and kanji are single characters. The units of language can be divided into phonetic layer and symbolic layer. The phonetic layer can be divided into phonemes (phonemes) and syllables, and the symbolic layer can be divided into three levels: morphemes, words and sentences. Looking at the correspondence between the basic units of writing and the basic units of language, writing is generally divided into three categories: phonemic writing, syllabic writing and morpheme writing based on the differences in recorded language units.
Phonemic writing uses letters to record phonemes, that is, when recording language, the syllables must be analyzed into consonants and...gt; gt;