Basic meaning:
The glyph looks like a person holding someone (hey, a kind of silk? Arrow of the rope). It is the original word of "who". The original meaning has long since disappeared. Ancient books are mostly used for mourning, sympathy and compassion. Uncle Jin's Uncle; "Shu" and "good".
ㄧㄠ? Athena Chu; Radical: mouth, part outside strokes: 3,
Five strokes: KMHJ；; ; Cang Xie: RLB
Zheng code:; ; Number of strokes: 25 1252
Horn number: 60227; UniCode:CJK
Unified Chinese character: U+540A
Group words:
Hanging wires, funerals, buckets, hanging buildings, hanging sacrifices, hanging windows, hanging volumes, accompanying hanging, mourning, hanging, hanging pottery, hanging tags, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging, hanging.
Extended data
Glyph evolution
Explanation of word combinations:
1, messenger wire
When bricklayers and carpenters work, they hang heavy objects with iron wires to form a vertical line for straightening.
2. Mourning
Also called "mourning". Still mourning.
Step 3: bucket
A bucket with a rope or bamboo pole tied to a beam, used to draw water from a well or from a height into a river or pit.
4. Hanging buildings
Also known as "hanging the building". Diaojiaolou See "Diaojiaolou" for details.
Step 5 hang a sacrifice
Also known as "hanging sacrifice". Pay homage to condolences.