Meaning in ancient Chinese

In ancient Chinese, it means telling and telling; Say; Call, call; Think, think; Yes, I said wait.

"Wei" is a Chinese character, and the pinyin is wèi, which is interpreted as a left-right structure Chinese character. Sound and form; From wheezing, stomach sounds.

The original meaning is telling, and it is extended to: reporting, suing, talking, talking.

Interpretation of ancient books:

1, "Rhyme Club" has something to say, but it is meaningless to lose sight of one thing and lose sight of another. I have a saying in On Zhuangzi Wuqi today, but I don't know what I call it. Its fruit has a saying, and its fruit is meaningless. There is no point in "The History of the Former Emperor Hanjing" in committing crimes against the law.

2. Zheng Yun has nothing to do with it. It is also said that The Analects refers to sons and sons refer to children. Also known as a finger. "Poetry Zhao Nan" means full of dew, and "Xiaoya" means sky high, so it is the same. Tell it to say whatever it wants. The Analects of Confucius is also called this, also called "harmony".

3. In terms of the ancient interpretation of Zhengzitong, there are also some sayings that hexagrams are suitable for the great king, some in the line, and some saints in Li Yueji.

Etymological evolution

Pictophonetic characters in phonetics and stomach sounds. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the "predication" of "speech predication" was mostly expressed by "stomach", and there were many examples in Chu bamboo slips. In the Qin bamboo slips Sleeping Tiger Land at the end of the Warring States Period, the "predicate" of speech and stomach sounds appeared for the first time. Adding ideographic radicals to loanwords without words is an important way to produce pictophonetic characters.

The word "Wei" in the small seal script of Shuowen is primitive, but the word "Wei" in Qin bamboo slips has been simplified to be the same. This is the difference between standard writing and handwriting. "Predication" is a common word in ancient Chinese, which is equivalent to "telling" and "telling" in modern Chinese.

Its usage is that "predicate" directly inherits not the specific content of the predicate, but the object of the predicate. "The Analects of Confucius Gongye Chang": "Zi means zi chan: a gentleman has four methods". Another cloud said, "Confucius said,' Which is better, women or Hui?' In this case, the "predicate" is followed by the object of speech.

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