1. Midsummer [zhòng xià]
The second month of summer, that is, the fifth month of the lunar calendar
2. Xia Mo?xià?mò
①The east-west road in the field refers to the road in general: willows on the street | they are like strangers. ② Strange: strange.
3. Xia Mo?xià?mò
4. p>6. Xia Ding [xià dǐng]?
That is, Yu Ding. According to legend, Xia Yu cast the Jiuding to resemble Kyushu. The shapes of mountain spirits and water monsters are engraved on them, making people aware of the treachery of gods. See "Zuo Zhuan·Xuan Gong Three Years". Jin Zuosi's "Wu Du Fu": "The name is recorded in the "Shan Jing", and the shape is engraved on the Xia Ding." Song Ouyang Xiu's "Reading the "Book of Mountains and Seas" Poems": "The Xia Ding resembles Kyushu, and it is recorded in the "Shan Jing". ”
7. Xiahai [xià hǎi]?
The sea.
8. Xia Di [xià dí]?
See "Xia Zhai"
9. Xia Ban [xià bàn]?
Halfway through summer refers to half past May in the lunar calendar.
10. Eve [xià wá]?
The transliteration of Hebrew, the first translation is Eve.
"Xia" is a Chinese character, pronounced ?xià.
Explanation of Chinese characters: (1) knowing. According to the shape of Xiaozhuan characters, they are from page, from mortar, and from xun. Page (xié), head. mortar (jù), two hands, xun (suī), two feet. Together they resemble a human form. Original meaning: The ancient Han nationality called itself. (2) Same as original meaning. Also called Huaxia, Zhuxia [Chinese]; Xia, a person from China. ——"Shuowen". Zhu Junsheng said: "As far as the whole world is concerned, China is a small corner in the northwest. Therefore, Chen Gongzi's Shaoxi is called Xia, and Zheng Gongsun's Xia is called Xi." (3) It refers to China in general, and the original meaning of the word is "facing the south."
Word meaning analysis
Basic explanation
Xia xià
1. Season name: the second quarter of the year. Also known as summer, summer, summer, summer in English.
2. Dynasty name: The first dynasty in the history of our country, its first monarch was Yu; Xia Dynasty, Xia Li, Xia Yu. The English expression is HSIA (in English, it refers to the Xia Dynasty of China's
3. Refers to China: Huaxia.
4. Surname: Xia Chang
5. There is also a novel of the same name "Xia", written by Muzi, which is being serialized for the first time in Sina Reading.
6. Xia Guanzheng: Official name, the official in charge of the four seasons. From the Tang Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, they were all established under the jurisdiction of Si Tiantai (supervisor), Taishiyuan or Qin Tianjian.
Detailed explanation
Xia?xià
Name
1. Understanding (explanation based on the given glyph)
The word comes from the province of "Shou" and from 夊 (zhǐ, zhōng). Or from "face" province, from 夊 (zhǐ, zhōng). Both "Shou" and "Mian" contain "自" (human nose). "自" has the meaning of "baseline". "夊" is the province of "winter", which means "stop". "Shou" province (or "face" province) and "夊" are combined to mean "stop facing the south". Original meaning: Towards the south for a long time. Extended meaning: 1. South; 2. The hottest season among the four seasons of the year.
2. Same original meaning
Also called Huaxia, Zhuxia〖Chinese〗
Xia, a person from China. -- "Shuowen" by Xu Shen of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Generally refers to China
When Qi, the son of Yu the Great, established the Xia Dynasty, he took summer, the season when all things grow most vigorously, as the national tribal symbol, implying strength and prosperity.
The Xia Dynasty divided the world into nine states, and cast the Jiuding as a national symbol. The Xia Dynasty believed that its life ruled the center of the world, and the place where the hearts of all people aspired to should be the master of the world. Therefore, there is no king in the world. Bin was not a royal minister, so the area ruled by the Xia Dynasty was called the Central Plains (the center of the world), and China was the country of the Central Plains. Later dynasty changes will all involve the Central Plains, and Dingding Central Plains will only be mentioned. Xu Shen's interpretation of Chinese characters is unique to Xia, a native of China. "Shuowen"
Barbarian China. -- "Book Shun Dian". Confucius said: "Xia, Huaxia." This is called Xia Sheng. --"Zuo Zhuan, the 29th Year of Duke Xiang". Service note: "Follow the same wind as all Xia."
The destiny of Eastern Xia. --"Lu's Spring and Autumn Period·Cha Jin". Note: "Eastern."
Another example: Xia League (an alliance between ancient Chinese countries); Xia Sheng (folk music in the ancient Central Plains).
Tongjiazi
Xia, Tong "Xia". The big house
I never knew that the summer house is a hill. Which of the two east gates can be deserted? - "Songs of Chu·Ai Ying"
It is like looking at the summer house. -- "Book of Rites·Tan ??Gong Shang"
In ancient Chinese literature, the two characters Xia and Xia are interlinked.
"Xia, Xia - "Shangshu·Duofang": 'Heaven only has five years, and the descendants of Xia need to be descended from Xia.' Xia is the word 'Xia'. Based on the context, it means: since Heaven has sent mourning to Yin, The Xiahou clan has done great good to the people, so in five years, it is necessary to wait for the descendants of the Xiahou clan, hoping that they will be able to become saints and develop democracy. "The Book of Songs: Huang Yi" Zheng's note: Quoting this sutra, it is correct. He is a descendant of "Xia". "Yin" is replaced by "Xia" in "Shangshu". According to Volume 3 of "An Examination of the Ancient Sounds of Mao's Poems", the word "Xia" is pronounced "Fu", and the word "Xia" is pronounced "Hu". Therefore, "Hu" and "Fu" are pronounced as "Xia". "You can pass it off." (Quoted from Huang Xianfan's "A Preliminary Study on the Interpretation of Ancient Books--Selected Academic Papers of Huang Xianfan".