The meaning and symbol of Xi
"Xi" is made from "moon" plus a little bit. The bright moon shines high, which marks the coming of the long night. Therefore, the shape of the oracle bone inscriptions is the shape of the moon. , is also a symbol of night, so do you know what the meaning and symbol of Xi are.
The meaning and symbol of Xi
Xi means evening and dusk.
1. Explanation of etymology
The first text of this word was found in the oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty. In oracle bone inscriptions, "xi" and "月" are the same character, and both are pictograms of half a moon. The original meaning of the word "Xi" is generally considered to be a period of time when the moon first appears, that is, evening and dusk. Later it was extended to refer to night.
2. Group words
Sunset, morning and evening, New Year's Eve, eve, sunset, etc.
Extended information:
1. Sunset [ xī yáng ]
1. The evening sun.
2. Attribute words. It is a metaphor for traditional ones that are declining due to lack of competitiveness and have no development prospects.
2. Morning and evening [ zhāo xī ]
1. All day long. Describe time and time.
2. Within one day. Describes a very short time.
3. New Year’s Eve [ chú xī ]
The night of the last day of the year, also refers to the last day of the year.
4. Eve [ qián xī ]
1. The night before.
2. It is a metaphor for the moment when something is about to happen.
5. Sunset [ xī zhào ]
The evening sun.
What are the naming attributes of the character Xi and what the five elements belong to:
The pinyin of the character Xi: xi
The traditional character of Xi: Xi (if there is no traditional character, it will be displayed This character)
The number of strokes in the name of the character Xi: 3
What does the five elements of Xi belong to: Gold
The numerology of the name of the character Xi is good or bad: good
Is Xi a surname? Yes
Explanation: The number of strokes and strokes in the character "xi" is based on the Kangxi Dictionary and the five-frame names, and does not necessarily match the number of strokes in the Xinhua Dictionary. same. What five elements does the word "xi" belong to, and the good and bad luck of the name "xi" are based on the phenomena of all things in the Book of Changes, and are only for reference in naming.
The meaning and explanation of the word Xi:
Xi
——"Shuowen" The day has passed.
——"Poetry·Wang Feng·A Gentleman in Service" The scenery in the east is windy in the evening. ——"Zhou Li·Da Situ". Sinong's note: "It is said that the setting sun is the place where the sun sets, and the east is close to the sun." The first twilight is the evening.
——"Book·Hongfan·Five Elements" Note: The evening market comes at dusk, and the main traders are men and women.
——"Zhou Li·Di Guan·Si Shi" The thin figure writes the faint moon, and the sparse branches spread across the evening smoke.
——Lu You of the Song Dynasty, "Putting wine under the plum blossoms and writing a short song" The morning light is overcast, and the weather is myriad.
——Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower" Another example: sunset (the afterglow of the setting sun); morning hair and evening arrival; sunset mist (clouds at dusk); evening market (market trade in the evening) night [ evening; night]What evening is this evening? ——"Poetry·Tang Feng·Preparation" To this day and night forever.
——"Poetry·Xiaoya·Baiju" comes day by day.
——"Zuo Zhuan·The Twelve Years of Chenggong" is based on the coming and going of swallows in the morning and evening.
——"Zhou Li·Dao Servant" A gentleman works hard all day long, and if he is vigilant at night, he has no fault.
——"Yi Qian" I don't know what year it is in the palace in the sky.
—— Su Shi's "Shui Tiao Ge Tou" Another example: morning work and night vigilance (describing hard work all day long and endless vigilance); stay up all night; stay awake all night; end the night; stormy night ; Stay overnight; New Year's Eve (the night of the last day of the year); Eve, refers to the last quarter of the year or the last period of the month [last period] from noon to dusk is the eve of the sun; the last period is the eve of the month; since September Until December is the eve of the year.
——"Hong Fan·Five Elements Biography" Note: Yuexi divination house.
——"Xunzi·Lun" refers to "Xi". Nighttide [nighttide; erening tide] is an official track talisman that rides the day and night of the four seasons.
— "Guanzi·Guozhu" Xi
——Liu Zongyuan's "Chaori Theory" Hundreds of officials are responsible for their affairs, and they do it day and night.
——"Zuo Zhuan·The Twelve Years of Chenggong"
What does the word "xi" mean:
Origin of the word:
"Sunset "Infinitely good, but it's almost dusk." The word "xi" in "sunset" is a pictographic character. The shape of the Oracle ① is like a half-moon shape! It can be seen that "Xi" and "月" are probably the same word in bronze inscriptions. Bronze Inscription ② has lost a small vertical line in the middle, but it is still half a "moon" shape; the small vertical line in the middle may represent "light", with light being "moon", and without light being "evening". The Xiaozhuan ③ is the same as the bronze inscription, except that the lower part is not sealed. The shape of regular script ④ is similar to the moon, but there is a missing painting in the middle, which is "moon" and incomplete, lightless and colorless, so "xi" means evening.
The original meaning of the word "xi" is "sunset", such as "The Book of Songs? Wang Feng? Gentleman in Service": "The sun has set, and the cattle and sheep have come down." It means that the sun has set, and the cattle and sheep are coming. go home. From sunset and evening, it is extended to "night", such as "The Book of the Later Han? The Fifth Lun Zhuan": "I didn't sleep at night." That is, I didn't sleep all night. "Xi" is the end of the day, so the last sentence of a month is also called "Moon Eve", and the last quarter of the year is "Nian Zhi Eve". Bai Juyi's "Qin Zhong Yin? Not to be an official": "The morning dew is greedy for fame and fortune, and the setting sun worries about the descendants." If the "morning dew" and "setting sun" here are interpreted as "morning dew" and "evening sun", it would be wrong. The "morning dew" and "sunset" represent "youth" and "old age". The meaning of the original poem is: chasing fame and fortune in youth, and worrying about the future of children and grandchildren in old age.
The character "Xi" is a radical character. In Chinese characters, most of the characters composed of the character "xi" are related to "moon" or "night", such as "duo", "su", "night" and other characters.
Xi xī
(1) Refers to the last quarter of the year or the late month of the month [last period]
(2) Another example: sunset (the afterglow of the setting sun); morning hair and evening solstice; sunset (clouds at dusk); evening market (market trade in the evening)
(3) Another example : Work hard all day long and be vigilant all day long; stay up all night; stay up all night; stay up all night; stay overnight; New Year's Eve (the night of the last day of the year); Eve
(4) (Referring to things. Seen from half a moon. Original meaning: dusk, evening)
(5) Tong "tide". Night tide [nighttide; erening tide]
(6) Night [evening; night]
(7) The name embodies the inspiration to be ambitious, whether it is a boy or a girl.
(8) Same as the original meaning [sunset;dusk]
Words with similar pronunciation to the word "xi":
silica selenium xixixi 豾菥苟苼 西
Words with the same radical as the word xi:
Shun Wuwai has spent so many nights together
Summary of idioms: Idioms with the word xi< /p>
The idioms and explanations starting with the word "西" are as follows:
[The sunset] refers to the scene when the sun sets in the evening. It is also a metaphor for old age or the decline of things.
[Xiweiruoli] Ruo: Such as; Li: Danger. Be alert day and night, and dare not relax even if you are facing danger.
[Xi Ti Chao Gan] refers to being diligent and cautious all day long and not daring to slack off.
[Sleep late and wake up early] Go to bed late and get up early. Describes endless diligence. Same as "working hard and sleeping all night".
The idioms and explanations of the word "xi" in the second position are as follows:
[月向花Morning] refers to the beautiful scenery on a good day.
[月雪花朝] The night when the moon is bright, the morning when the flowers bloom. Describe the beautiful scenery in a good time.
[One night and one morning] One night or one morning. Describe a short period of time. Same as "one day and one night".
[What night is tonight?] What night is tonight? Often used as an exclamation. It means this is a good time.
[Danger of a day and night] Day and night: a metaphor for a short period of time. Danger: Danger. Describes the approaching danger.
[between day and night] Dan: morning. Xi: evening. Sooner or later, describe within a short period of time.
[Get along day and night] Together from morning to night. Describes often living together and having a close relationship.
The idioms and explanations of the word "Xi" in the third position are as follows:
[日干干与夜狠] describes being diligent and vigilant day and night.
[Be alert day and night] Be alert day and night.
[Be diligent day and night] Be diligent and cautious day and night.
[Working day and night] describes being diligent and cautious from morning to night, and not daring to slack off. Work hard, to strive for self-improvement; vigilance, to be cautious.
[Morning reminder and evening instruction] It still means teaching day and night.
[Morning Jing Xi Li] Jing means to be cautious; Li means to be strict. Refers to being diligent and cautious all day long.
[ Zhaozou in the morning and summoned in the evening] refers to writing to the emperor in the morning and being summoned in the evening. Describes the speed of being appointed by the imperial court.
[Morning meal and evening meal] refers to a person who is weak in talent and unable to do anything except eating.
[Hear the word in the morning and die in the evening] Hear the word in the morning and die in the evening. Describes the urgent pursuit of truth or a certain belief.
[Watch it in the morning and correct it in the evening] If you smell it in the morning, you will correct it in the evening. Describes the speed with which mistakes are corrected.
[Chao Si Xi Si] It’s like this in the morning, and it’s like this in the evening. Describes diligence and perseverance in studying.
[Born in the morning and dead in the evening] ① Born in the morning and died in the evening. ②Now it also describes the short life of things.
[Morning work and evening vigilance] Qian: work hard, that is, strive for self-improvement; vigilance: be cautious. Describes being diligent and cautious all day long, without any negligence.
[Morning and evening] refers to being diligent and cautious all day long and not daring to slack off.
[Morning and nightly vigilance] describes being diligent and cautious all day long, without any negligence.
[Morning order changed at night] An order issued in the morning was changed at night. Metaphor often changes ideas and methods, the same thing all the time.
[ Chaohua Xixiu] is a metaphor for articles with novel ideas.
[Correction day and night] describes correcting mistakes quickly.
[Morning departure and evening arrival] Start in the morning and arrive in the evening. Describes a short distance or convenient transportation.
[Destroyed in the morning] Describes the speed of renovation.
The idioms and explanations of the word "xi" in the fourth position are as follows:
[Seize the day and night] Strive to achieve the goal in the shortest possible time. Also known as "seize the day and night".
[Seize the day and night] Chao: morning; Xi: evening; Chaoxi: describes the short time. It means seizing the time and striving to achieve the goal in the shortest possible time.
[Once a night] describes a very short period of time. Same as "one day and one night".
[一日一夜] Chao: morning; Xi: evening. A morning or an evening. Describe a short period of time.
[At stake] Danxi: morning and evening, describing a short time. Describes that danger is right in front of you.
[Death does not wait for the evening] Death: perish, death. Wait: Wait. Xi: evening. Destruction cannot wait until evening. Metaphors will soon die.
[Touaan Danxi] Touaan means to seek peace and quiet; Danxi means morning and evening, describing a short period of time. Just want the momentary comfort in front of you.
[Life is at stake] Danxi: between morning and evening, describing a very short period of time. His life was in danger and he would die soon.
[Disaster is imminent] Disaster is coming in a very short time. Describe a very dangerous situation.
[花 Morning and Moon Eve] There are mornings with flowers and nights with bright moons. Refers to beautiful times and scenery. Same as "Flowers in the Morning and Moonlight in the Evening".
[花春月夜] There are mornings with flowers and nights with bright moons. Refers to beautiful times and scenery. Same as "Flowers in the Morning and Moonlight in the Evening".
[花朝月向] There are mornings with flowers and nights with bright moons. Refers to beautiful times and scenery.
In the old days, it also specifically referred to the 15th day of the second lunar month and the 15th day of the eighth lunar month.
[Biyi Chaoxi] More than one morning and one night. It means there are many children.
[bandit day and night] ① More than one day. ② Either morning or evening. The time is extremely short.
[Hear the Tao in the morning and die in the evening] Hear the Tao in the morning and die in the evening. Describes the urgent pursuit of truth or a certain belief.
[Not planning for the day] You cannot know in the morning what it will be like or what will happen in the evening. Describes a critical and unpredictable situation.
[Don’t worry about the morning and evening] You can’t know in the morning what it will be like or what will happen in the evening. Describes a critical and unpredictable situation.
[It's too late] to describe a critical situation.
[Precarious] You cannot know in the morning what it will be like or what will happen in the evening. Describes a critical and unpredictable situation.
The idioms and explanations of the word "xi" in the tenth position are as follows:
[The sky has unpredictable circumstances, and people have misfortunes and blessings.] Unexpected: Unexpected. It is a metaphor that the occurrence of some disasters cannot be predicted in advance.