Pinyin: [l m 4]
Definition:
1. Older, longer-lived, experienced and obsolete: ~ Be strong. ~ friends. ~ practice. ~ change. Juvenile ~ success. ~ Ma Shitu. 2. honorific title for older people: Wu ~. ~ people. ~ grandpa. 3. Very, very early. ~ shame becomes anger. 4. the elderly: respect the hospital. Help ~ take care of the young. ~ do something (wéi). 5. Old age: ~ years. ~ environment. 6. Respect for the elderly and provide for the elderly: "~ I am old, and people are old." 7. always, often: ~ is sick. 8. the original: ~ place. 9. As opposed to "tender", the cucumber has grown. 1. Prefixes are used to express ranking, to express mutual respect, or to form polysyllabic words before some animal and plant names: ~ big. ~ eagle. ~ pumpkin. 11. Lao Zi (China pre-Qin thinker) and the abbreviation of his theory. 12. The nickname of death is ~. 13. [~ board] refers to the owner or the operator of the enterprise. 14. Last name.
question 2: how to pronounce the radical of the old word s
l? o
with "old". Used for radical radicals.
number of strokes: 4;
radical: s;
stroke order number: 1213
Question 3: What radical is the radical of the old radical? S
"sLm ? o" is explained in detail.
Chinese explanation of S
Basic word meaning
1. Same as "old". It is used for radical.
Question 4: How to complete radical? Thank you.
list of radical names
one picture
one: horizontal
丨: vertical
両: left
丢: point
b: fold
two pictures:
two: next to the word
. ): next to the factory word
[:right box
Xi: next to the vertical knife
Bu: next to the word
occupied by the top: occupied by the prefix
Xi: the frame of the same word box
month: the same word box
个: single side. Next to the word "Dao"
"Ji: Ji",
The outer frame of the wind: the wind word frame.
Bi: next to Bi
Er: next to Er
ü: point horizontal head
ü: two points of water
ü: bald cover
ü: next to words
ü (? ): next to one ear
?: next to both ears
?: fierce word box
knife: next to knife
force: next to force
?: next to private word
and
next to you word:. Stuff: cursive prefix
inch: next to the word
?: make the bottom
big: next to the big word
upright: next to the upright word
upright: next to the especially word
yi: next to the yi word
small: next to the small word < : small prefix
mouth: beside the word
mouth: mouth box
towel: beside the word
mountain: beside the word
吇: beside the double
吇: three-handed
吇: beside the dog. Door: door frame
three points of water
cover
bottom
bottom
top: mountain facing west
record: mountain facing west
: cross word bottom
corpse: corpse. : next to the word
bow: next to the word
sub: next to the word
个 [jié] : beside the word
舵: Bancaocao
female: beside the word
Fei: beside the word
Yi: beside the noose
Ma: beside the word
Yao: beside the word
Yi: three corners. Branch: next to the branch
dog: next to the dog
bad: bad
car: next to the car
tooth: next to the tooth
ge: next to the ge
: next to the existing word
ratio: next to the word
tile: next to the word
. : change the bottom of my heart
take the prefix
day: next to the Japanese word
Yue: next to the Japanese word
water: next to the water word
Bei: next to the Bei word
See: see next to the word
Niu (): next to the cow word
? : tell the prefix
hand (? ): next to the Chinese character
Mao: next to the Chinese character
Qi: next to the Chinese character
Long: next to the long character
Piece: next to the Chinese character
Jin: next to the Chinese character
Claw: next to the Chinese character
Claw prefix <
wind: next to the word
汻ū: next to the word
text: next to the word
square: next to the word
fire: next to the word
bucket: next to the word
汻: four o'clock bottom
. Next to
Five Paintings
Jade: Next to the jade character
Next to the symbol
Gan: Next to the symbol
Stone: Next to the symbol
Dragon: Dragon
X: D: Next to the symbol
Industry: Next to the symbol
Side
health: next to the new word
vector: next to the vector
He: next to the grain
white: next to the white word
melon: next to the melon word
use: next to the word
bird: next to the bird word
sudden: next to the sick word
. shū：? Next to the word
Pi: next to the word Pi
h: Deng prefix
Spear: next to the word spear
Mother: next to the letter
Six paintings
Lei lěi Lei word
Old prefix
Ear word
Minister word
. The prefix "tiger"
next to the word "insect"
next to the word "flesh"
next to the word "tongue"
next to the word "bamboo"
? The bamboo prefix
next to the mortar word
from the prefix
next to the blood word
next to the boat word
next to the color word
next to the neat word
next to the clothes word
next to the sheep word
? Sheep prefix
the upper part of lamb: beside the sheep prefix
Mimi prefix
beside the word ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù ù 24 > next to the red deficit
next to the traditional cheche character
next to the bean character
next to the unitary yǒu unitary character
next to the Chen Chen character
next to the tapir character
halogen: next to the halogen character
inside: next to the Li character
traditional shell: shell character. )
beside the foot word
beside the city word
The middle of the mortar is separated: next to the word ju2
next to the body word
the upper part of the fan: next to the word biàn
the valley ... > >
Question 5: What do the old radicals read? The radicals of old words are S
Pronunciation: [l m ℉ o] Radicals: S
Five strokes: FTE
Interpretation: the same as "old". Used for radical radicals.
question 6: what is the radical of the old word? s, pronounced as: l? o, that is, the old prefix.
Pinyin: [l m 4]
Definition:
1. Older, longer-lived, experienced and obsolete: ~ Be strong. ~ friends. ~ practice. ~ change. Juvenile ~ success. ~ Ma Shitu. 2. honorific title for older people: Wu ~. ~ people. ~ grandpa. 3. Very, very early. ~ shame becomes anger. 4. the elderly: respect the hospital. Help ~ take care of the young. ~ do something (wéi). 5. Old age: ~ years. ~ environment. 6. Respect for the elderly and provide for the elderly: "~ I am old, and people are old.
question 7: what is the radical of an old word? The radical of "old" is "old".
No matter the 1th edition of Xinhua Dictionary or the 5th edition of Modern Chinese Dictionary, the numbers of "Lao" and "S" are all 123, which shows that they are actually the same radical. The reason for writing two words is to make it easier to find. For example, the word "Dong" can be used to look up the "old" department at a glance, but the word "Zhe" may not be thought of as the "old" department. At this time, listing "S" can solve some problems that are difficult to determine the radical.
question 8: how to pronounce the radical with frequent radicals?
brush painting 11
Basic interpretation
1. cháng-lasting and unchanging: ~ number. ~ quantity (also known as "constant"). ~ item. ~ ren. ~ years. ~ resident. ~ live. ~ be prepared.
2. Every now and then, more than once: ~ ~. ~ guest. Time ~ Through ~.
3. ordinary, ordinary: ~ knowledge. ~ business. ~ rules. ~ love. ~ people. Ping ~. Anti ~.
4. Last name.
related words
often common, often common, often common, often frequent, and often unusual
Question 9: What is the radical of the old word: s, pronounced as: l? o, that is, the old prefix?
Pinyin: [l? o]
Question 1: What is the radical of an old word? It should be the following "Bi"