昱 is pronounced as [yù], which means sunlight. The details are as follows:
1. Basic meaning: Yu, the second-level Chinese character, daylight, bright, Yuyu is bright. The shape is also called "眜煜", the sun shines like a cloud during the day, and the moon shines like a moon into the night.
2. Explanation of ancient books: "Tang Yun", "Ji Yun", "Yun Hui" and "Zheng Yun"? The remaining six parts are Yinyu. "Shuowen" tomorrow will come. Also "Jade Chapter" Ri Ming Ye. "Guangyun" sunlight also. "Yangtze Tai? Jing" says that the day is almost full.
3. Detailed explanation: noun tomorrow, for example Yuri tomorrow. Yu, tomorrow will come. From now on, I will make a sound. "Shuowen" by Xu Shen of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Duan Yucai's note: "In all the classics passed down to Zi Shi, the word "next day" is borrowed from Yu Ri. "Next day" and "Yu" have the same voice, so they are borrowed from each other."
4. Adjective nature: brilliant, bright and sparkling For example, Yu Yu, Yu Yao is bright, Yu Yi is bright and prosperous, and Kun Yu is dizzy. "Huainanzi Benjing" If the emperor is not destroyed one day, the emperor will not be able to rule personally. Therefore, during these seven years, the moon will shine brighter at night than the sun will shine brighter during the day. Wang Fuzhi's "On Zhe Zong of the Song Dynasty".
5. Sentence making: Yubo Technology Co., Ltd. is a channel provider specializing in communication electronic parts and equipment value-added services. Controlled blasting design when the Yulingguan Tunnel passes under the ancient city wall. Huang Jing of the Qing Dynasty once wrote in No. 10 of "Rechun Night Miscellaneous Odes" that when looking at the sunrise at dawn, Xiong Yuyan shines brightly, which also means bright.
Related words
1. Yuqi
Yuqi, pinyin yù qí, refers to sunlight and brightness.
2. Kun Yu
Kun Yu is a Chinese word, the pinyin is kūn yù, which means brilliant. From "Huainanzi Benjingxun".
Source: "Huainanzi · Ben Jing Xun": "When sleeping, the tiger is crouched, and the dragons form together; Kun Yu is blinded, shining brilliantly."
3. Yuri
昱日, pronounced as yù rì, is a Chinese word that means tomorrow; it is also the name of a sacrifice. From "Guantang Jilin·Shi Yu".
Source: Wang Guowei's "Guantang Jilin·Shi Yu": ""Divination" also has the name of the sacrifice called Yuri, which is probably the same as the day of the sacrifice, and the name of the sacrifice is also?" ?