Analysis: A compound word is a Chinese character composed of two or more words. There are two kinds of combination characters.
1, cut, take, take, and express the meaning from the two components of the combination. Cutting words from people to ge means cutting people with ge; Take words from the ear, that is, catch people; The word Hugh follows people from the tree, indicating that people depend on the tree. This combination is called literacy in philology.
2. He, Zhang and Qiu are two words that are combined together, one word represents meaning and the other word represents pronunciation. River is the name of water, which can be heard from it; Zhang refers to a bow, from which the sound is long; The word "ball" refers to the jade ball, which seeks sound. This combination of characters is called pictophonetic characters.
Extended data:
1, the characteristics of compound words: the meaning is exactly the same as the original phrase of the original word, and it can't make people ambiguous. Generally, compound words should be looked up in the' hard-to-find word search table' because they are composed of one word, and if there are radicals, they are also radicals of one of them. For example, the radical of' Luo' is the female department.
2. The glyphs of compound words: The main glyphs of compound words are the upper and lower structures and the left and right structures, which are all Chinese characters composed of a common word or phrase intact on the premise of beautiful glyphs.
3. Pronunciation of compound words: Most of them are pronunciations obtained through quick links according to the words or phrases that originally constructed compound words. For example, the word "Luo" is obtained by quickly linking the pinyin "zh ǐ yao" of the word "as long as" to obtain the pronunciation "Yao Ji". The word "Mi" is the pronunciation of "nā o" obtained by quickly connecting the pinyin "bù ho" of the word "bad".
But there are also some compound words that are not pronounced according to this rule, such as the word' crooked'. No matter how fast you read' bê zhè ng', you can't pronounce' w ā i', which shows that this naming method has not been selected correctly in pronunciation.