Spine, pronounced jǐ, is a Chinese character that refers to the middle bone on the back of humans and animals. Related words include back, spine, backbone, backbone, etc. It comes from "Shuowen": "The spine is the back of Lu." "Yi Shuo Gua Zhuan": "The ridge is the beautiful spine." Ming Dynasty Ni Yuanlu's "Ode to the Statue of Yuan Jiehuan Da Sima": "The trials are many and difficult to observe them ( Yuan Keli's strength lies in the spine. "
Explanation of ancient books
"Guangyun", "Yunhui" and "Zhengyun" are based on the past and accumulated sounds. "Shuowen" carries Lu Ye. "Guangyun" back. "Zhengzitong" vest also. The limbs cannot reach it, so it is called the spine. "Release Name" accumulation also. Accumulation continues in the joints and veins up and down. "Yi·Gen Gua Notes" "夤" is the meat of the spine.
It is also called Meiji in "Shuo Gua". "Shu" takes the Yang in the middle.
Everything has a ridge. "Etiquette · Internal Rules" The raccoon dog is removed and the spine is straightened.
Also "Shao Yi Xia Right Fin Notes" Fin, ridge also.
Another ridge. "Erya Shishan" ridge, hill. "Shu" Sun Yanyun said: It is also the ridge of the long mountain. "Book·Yinzheng Huoyan Kungang Biography" The ridge is called Gang.
It also refers to terrain. "Historical Records·Biography of Zhang Yi" will break the backbone of the world. "Note" Changshan is in the north of the world, and it looks like a person's back. "Warring States Policy" Today Liang is the backbone of the world.
Also "Yunhui" theory. "Poetry·Xiaoya" has ethics and ridges. "Biography" ridge, rationale.
And Tong. Dead bones too. "Zhou Li·Qiu Guan·Chu Shi's Palm Removal of Qi" is written in the book Qi Zuozhi. Zheng Sinong said: pronounced as spine, it means the bones of a dead person.
Also known as bird. The ridge order of "Poetry·Xiaoya" is in its original form. "Biography" ridge order, Yongqu also. When it flies, it sings and when it moves, it shakes.
And thatched ridge. "Records of Suburban Sacrifice in the Former Han Dynasty" Jianghuai is idle, with one grass and three ridges. "Note" Thatch has three ridges, which is called Lingmao?[2]?.