1, the original meaning of yiyi, as an adjective, means: the mountain peaks are towering and majestic. ? The exact words are as follows:
Stand up, stand up, stand up.
2, the original meaning, as an adjective means: unswerving. The exact words are as follows:
Yiruo Great Wall
Etymological explanation:
"Zhu" is a variant of "Yi". Begging is not only beside the sound, but also beside the shape, which is the omission of "well", indicating the majestic momentum. Yi Yi, Jin Jia's official script materials are temporarily lacking. Regular script (mountain, peak) (begging, that is, "well", is majestic) is a metaphor for the majestic mountain peak.
The variant word "dark" in regular script uses "two ears" (fu) instead of "mountain", indicating that the mountain is majestic. Original meaning of coinage: adjective, the mountain peak is towering and majestic. Most ancient books use "Yi" instead of "Yu".
Explanation of words:
Stand tall like a giant
Standing like a mountain peak, it is usually used to express unshakable: the monument to the people's heroes is in Tiananmen Square.
stand lofty and firm
【 wē i rá n y? li 】 describes tall, majestic and unshakable.
fierce
[yü rá n] Stand: ~ Don't move.
Hey?
【 gē da 】 Same as "Gea".
Yi Deng lamp
【 yē d ē ng 】 Onomatopoeia. The sound of horseshoes hitting the ground.
Shanyi tower
Hill. Surrounded by endless green fields, there is not even the Yi Shan Tower.
Stand upright
【 Yrá n t ǐ ng Li 】 Towering: towering. Stand tall like a mountain peak.
Twist, twist
[[ni ǔ ni ǔ y ǔ] body twisting.
Erie
[Yili] Fear and anxiety.
Yimei
【 yü zú 】 Also known as "eternal love". Tall and handsome.
be firm in one's stand
【 yì liì bü dê ng 】 stands tall and steady as a mountain peak. Metaphor stand firm or unshakable.
Stand upright
[ku: rá n yì li] Suddenly, he is tall and independent. The metaphor stands upright on the ground like a mountain and cannot be shaken.
stand lofty and firm
Hold your head high and stand still.