The three fires are: Yan, pronounced as: yàn, the three earths are: Yao, pronounced as: yáo
1. The pinyin of Yan: yàn, the phonetic notation: 一ㄢˋ, Radical: Fire, strokes outside the department: 8 strokes, total strokes: 12 strokes
Five strokes: OOOU, Cangjie: FFF, Zheng code: UOUU, four corners: 90889
Structure: Pin character, telegraph code: 8698, location: 7645, overlapping characters: three folding characters
Split characters: three fires, unified code: 7131, stroke order: ノノ丶ノノ丶ノノ丶ノノ丶
Definition: spark, flame.
2. Yao pinyin: yáo, pinyin: 一ㄠˊ, radical: soil, strokes outside the department: 6 strokes, total strokes: 9 strokes
Wubi: FFFF, Cangjie : GGG, Zheng code: BBB, four corners: 40114
Structure: Pin character, telegraph code: 1001, overlapping characters: three fold characters, split characters: three soil
Uniform code: 579A , stroke order: 一丨一一丨一一丨一
Interpretation: The legendary names of ancient emperors: Yao and Shun ("Yao" and "Shun" are both legendary ancient wise monarchs. Later, it generally refers to saints ). Yao Tian and Shun Day (in the old days, it was a metaphor for the peaceful and prosperous age). Extended information
Chinese character strokes:
Related words:
1. Qingyan [qīng yàn]?
Blast.
2. Yanju [yàn jǔ]?
Ascension.
3. Yanqi [yàn qǐ]?
Rise rapidly.
4. Yan Yong [yàn yǒng]?
Swift and brave.
5. Senyan [sēn yàn]?
The forest is dense. Numerous. Or it can be extended to the gloomy and silent environment. Yan is fire. Refers to the gloomy fire.