The five elements are metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. Each Chinese character has a specific attribute of the five elements. So how should the 14 water characters be named according to the five elements? What is the explanation for the 14 water characters? The following is my explanation for the five elements. We have compiled relevant information about the traditional Chinese characters with fourteen strokes and five elements belonging to water. I hope it will be helpful to you! The traditional Chinese characters with fourteen strokes and five elements belonging to water
Bi Fu Bian Fu Pi Bin Bo Pi Bo Bo Foil Bu Cang Cang Cang Cang Du Du Di Yunnan Fei Fei Fei Yan Feng Feng Hat Zhu Fu Fu Fu Fu
Fu Gegou 嘏描嘏昂描hu Hua Hua cunning paralysis 扉珲education soul mix misfortune 溘槧 bromine indiscriminately mammoth mark mantle fashionable 瀁瀀what enzyme 艋蜢琺米蜜综合miao
Spleen ticks, purine, whoring, Pingpopu, Puyu, Qinrong, 溽sa feed, 溲 trace, 溻溏溺, network plague, smell, dance, Xixi, and bears.
14 paintings of water characters ?縸
Ma pronunciation: [mǎ]
Basic explanation
[Meng~] ancient mammal, woolly mammoth.
(犊)
Radical strokes
Radical: 犭
External strokes: 3
Total strokes: 6
Wubi 86: qtcg
Wubi 98: qtcg
Cangjie: khnvm
Stroke order number: 353551
Four-corner number: 47227
Zheng code: qmx
Unicode: CJK unified Chinese character U 72B8
Glyph structure
Chinese characters Head-to-tail decomposition: 犭马
Chinese character component decomposition: 犭马
Stroke order number: 353551
Stroke order reading and writing: 14 strokes are water. The word? 瀀
瀀 pronunciation: [m?o]
Basic explanation
Dizziness, vertigo: ~ disease (dizziness). ~~(Looking down; describing eyes that are dim, and by extension drowsy). ~ Qing (TCM refers to the symptoms of unclear vision and spasm of hands and feet). Bird (qiǎo) ~ (called night blindness in ancient times).
Mood disorder. ~Chaos.
Ignorance: The gap between secularism and Confucianism is still there.
Detailed explanation
〈Shape〉
(Phonetic sound. From the eyes, stunned (w?) sound. Original meaning: blurry eyes)
Same as the original meaning [dim-sighted]
If I am young and wander within Liuhe, I may have leprosy. ?"Zhuangzi? Xu Wugui"
Faint and overwhelmed. ?"Book? Yi Ji Zhuan". Sparse: ?It means confusion. ?
Another example: dizziness (dizziness; confusion); dizziness (dizziness; fainting)
Confusion; in disorder]
The middle is dull and arrogant. ?Qu Yuan's "Xi Chan"
Another example: 瀀见(ignorant and confused views)
Ignorance [ignorant]
The gap between the worldly world and the Confucianism .
?"Xunzi? Not the Twelve Sons"
Another example: A Confucian scholar (an ignorant Confucian scholar)
〈motion〉
Look down, look down and look carefully [look down]
瀀 means lowering your eyes and looking carefully. ?"Shuowen"
Tang also plotted because of his glory. ?"Zhuangzi? Let the King"
He complained about the scenery, and guarded his boudoir with boredom. ?Southern Song Dynasty? Bao Zhao's "Seven Ancient Poems of Shao"
〈方〉: visit [visit]. Such as: OK, I'll show my sister
Radical strokes
Radical: Head
External strokes: 9
Total Strokes: 14
Wubi 86: cbth
Wubi 98: cnhh
Cangjie: nkbu
Stroke order number: 54523313425111
Four-corner number: 18604
Zheng code: xsml
Unicode: CJK unified Chinese character U 7780
Glyph structure
The first and last of Chinese characters Decomposition: spear head
Chinese character component decomposition: spear head
Stroke order number: 54523313425111
Stroke order reading and writing: fold, fold, vertical, left, horizontal, and vertical. Fold horizontally horizontally