The words next to the first-grade female characters are related to women.
1. Sister (pinyin: mèi) is a first-class word in Chinese general specification. It was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. The original meaning is a woman who is younger than herself with her parents, and later it is extended to a girl or a woman.
2. Niang (Pinyin: niáng) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used word) in Chinese general specification. Niang and Niang were originally two words. Niang was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, with pictophonetic characters and ancient characters from female good voice. Niang began to be seen in seal script, and the ancient glyph began to sound from the female voice.
3. Aunt: yí. "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Aunt, the wife's daughter-in-law and brother are both aunts. From women to foreigners. " . The form of women and the ceremony is the paradigm of women. Such as the bow matching the arrow is the paradigm of Yi. The female and foreign paradigms are superimposed. The paradigm of a Jewish wife's daughter-in-law being an aunt.
4. aunt: gū. "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Aunt, husband and mother are also. From female and ancient voices. " . The form of women and the ceremony is the paradigm of women. It is the ancient paradigm to know the preface from ten mouths. The superposition of female and ancient paradigms. Women (such as husband and mother) who are passed down from mouth to mouth in the family (across the relationship) are the paradigm of aunt.
5. Mom, a common word in modern Chinese, pronounced as māㄇㄚˉ. The radical "horse" is simplified to "horse". Save strokes and simplify according to ancient calligraphy. From the sound of women and horses. The form of women and the ceremony is the paradigm of women. It is the horse's paradigm that the horse's head is raised with anger and the tail is courageously displayed.