Kun, pronounced kūn, has variant characters, and later used as a pronoun of "female" or woman. Such as: Kun Biao (female watch); Kun shoes (women shoes); Kundan (in Pingju, the heroine plays the leading role, called Kundan; The man plays the role of Danny, called ganden); Zhai Kun (marriage in the past, the female family was called Zhai Kun, and the male family was called Ganzhai).
Kun, the radical is the Ministry of Earth, and the stroke order is horizontal, vertical, lifting, vertical, horizontal folding, horizontal, horizontal and vertical, which is drawn with ***8. The related words are Kun Jiao, Kun Biao, Kun Gan, Bao Kun, Ni Kun, Kun Ji, Kun Dan, Kun Zi, Kun Dian and Hou Kun Zi.
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First, Kunjiao
1, pinyin: kūn jué
2. Interpretation: In ancient times, it refers to a dramatic actress, Hannah Quinlivan.
Second, Hou Kun carries things.
1, pinyin: k ū n h ò u z m: iwu
2. Interpretation: It means that the earth is generous and can bear everything.
Third, handbags
1, pinyin: kūn bāo
2. Definition: It refers to women's shoulder bags, handbags, etc. This kind of bag is generally smaller.
Fourth, Hannah Quinlivan.
1, pinyin: kūn líng
2. Interpretation: the ancient people's reputation for the earth; Spirit of the earth; God of the earth.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Ni Kun
1, pinyin: k ū ní
2. Interpretation: The edge of the earth.
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