Chinese characters: Beast
Pronunciation: shà u
Simplified: Beast
Traditional: The structure of the word "beast" changed again when the beast developed into the bronze inscription stage. The word on the left is helped by things like Tian Zi, which makes the tools for catching animals more powerful and influential.
The animal heads of seal script and official script, the upper part of the left side has become two squares, and the overall glyph appears more linear and square. Since then, animal roles have been basically stereotyped.
In the Chinese character simplification movement, the dog character on the right side of the animal character was deleted and became the current animal character. With the development of society, the word "beast" is gradually used as a noun. So people invented a new word "hunting" to mean hunting.
Animals also have a special usage, that is, they refer to tigers alone. For example, the word "beast's mouth" means "tiger's mouth" because in the Tang Dynasty, people often changed the word "tiger" to "beast" in order to avoid Li Hu, the grandfather of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan. According to research, as early as the production and the beginning of the week, there were simplified characters with only "hey" and no dog. In the following ancient prose, the words "hey" and "beast" are universal. Their pronunciation and meaning are exactly the same. It was not until the Han Dynasty that the word "hey" was abandoned.
So, when wEre the two circles on the word er written? According to textual research, this writing method was first seen in calligraphy works such as running script and cursive script in the Jin and Tang Dynasties, and gradually gained wide recognition and inheritance.
Oracle Bone Inscriptions, the word animal, tells us a historical fact. In the Oracle bones era or earlier, people have tamed dogs as hunting assistants. Chinese character beast (beast)
Pinyin radical:
Traditional radical: eight
External strokes: 9
Total number of strokes: 1 1
Wu Bi 86&; 98: Uljik Cang Xie: CWMR
Stroke number: 43251211251quadrangle number: 8060 1 UniCode:CJK unified Chinese character U+5 17D ◎ Mammals without strict division of labor in limbs: ~ class. Wild ~. Little bird. Little bird.
◎ Metaphor is savage and dirty: ~ desire. ~ all right. Face to face communication. name
Four-legged mammals, especially beasts; Animals]
Beasts, guardians. -"Shuo Wen Jie Zi"
A hairy-footed animal. -"Er Ya Shi Bird"
Animal caterpillar. -"release the beast and interpret the text." Press, those who can keep animals are called animals.
The genus of beasts, foxes and wolves. -Note to Zhou Li Shi Ting
The big beast is public. -"The Ritual of Orcs"
Fighting wild animals in ao. -"Poetry Xiaoya Car Attack"
Beasts walk on high mountains. -Cao Cao's "Only East and West Doors"
Beasts walk on their feet. -"The Warring States Policy and Qi Ce"
There are wild animals in the mountains. -"Huainanzi said mountain training"
The mountain is deep and the beast is going. -Preface to Historical Records and Biography of Huo Zhi
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The real beast is above, and the East is the first. -"Ceremony"
People in the Tang Dynasty often changed the word "tiger" to "beast" because they avoided the taboos of Tang Gaozu Li Yuanzu and Li Hu. Such as: animal mouth (tiger mouth); Animal kiss (tiger's mouth); Beastmaster (another name for tiger)
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Metaphor is brutal and cruel ["animals are worse than animals"]
Birds and beasts in civil strife are destroyed. -"Li Zhouxia Guanfu"
Beast-like. Such as: animal materials (carved animal-shaped columns); Animal face (animal-shaped mask); After the beast (painted with a beast-shaped shooting target); Animal armor (armor decorated with the shape of animal head); Animal ship (warship with animal hull carved); Animal heart (animal-shaped incense burner); Animal desire; Brutality (metaphor for extremely barbaric and inhuman behavior)
Beast (beast's eyes); Animal workers (one of the six workers of Emperor Yin). A craftsman who handles leather);
Orcs (people with ulterior motives like animals); Terrible animals (animals will run around when they are frightened);
An animal's kiss (an ornament on a knocker; Tiger mouth);
Animal minister (ancient official name. In charge of Yamazawa and hunting);
The gate of the beast's head (the knocker on the main entrance of a wealthy family, palace or temple is usually paved with bronze or gold-plated beast's head, hence the name);
Animal collar (animal scurrying)