Zeng's words are as follows:
Zeng, Ceng Gong, Zeng Cheng, Zeng Qing, Ceng Yun, Zeng Qiao, Zeng Jin, Zeng Ling, Zeng Keng, Zeng Shang, Zeng Ya, Zeng Dian, Zeng Jia, Zeng Chao, Zeng Sheng, Ceng Hua, Zeng Si, Zeng Zhe, Zeng Shi, Zeng nao and Zeng Sun.
Zeng Zhu, Zeng Qiong, Zeng Qiao, Zeng Kong, Zeng Chen, Zeng Yan, Zeng Tired, Zeng Cocoon, Zeng Dian, Zeng Died, Zeng Xiang, Zeng Men, Zeng Biao, Zeng Hong, Zeng Min, Zeng Yin, Zeng Weng, Zeng A, never, ever, ever, ever, ever.
Chang Zeng, Wu Zeng, Zeng, Ou Zeng, Yuan Zeng, Qian Ceng, Zeng Zeng, Qing Zeng, Yan Zeng, Gao Zeng, Zeng Guofan, Ceng Guoquan, Ceng Jize, Ceng Xiaogu, great-grandfather, great-grandmother, great-grandfather, great-grandfather, Zeng Wang Fu, Zeng Yong Ming, Ma Shiceng, Shi Never.
Zeng (pinyin: céng, zēng) is a first-class standard Chinese character. This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, and its ancient glyph is generally considered as a vessel for steaming cooked food, which is the initial text of "Zan". "Zeng" is often used as an adverb, indicating that a certain situation or behavior has happened, which is pronounced as céng.
the origin of the writing
the word "嗮嗮" has a meaning of "increase" because it cannot be used alone, and it must be placed on a kettle or a table. For example, "Mencius told the son": Therefore, being patient has benefited what it can't. After the increase, it forms a hierarchy, which is also extended to "layer", indicating overlap.
For example, in Qu Yuan's Li Sao, I was sad when I was sad. It has been extended by overlapping to refer to the kinship between two generations, such as great-grandfather and great-grandson. This meaning is consistent in ancient and modern usage. In the pre-Qin ancient books, the word Zeng was borrowed as a function word and used a lot. One is an unexpected adverb, which is equivalent to Jing.