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Yi [y]？
Chinese character
This entry is a polysemous word with two meanings.
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Yi (pinyin: y √) is a second-level word in the General Standard of Chinese [1]. First seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions [2]. The original meaning is wooden stake, and later extended meaning includes short arrows tied with ropes, hunting and so on.
(Basic information column source: [3])
Chinese name
An ancient recyclable arrow with a rope tied to it.
spell
yì
transfer
ㄧˋ
Pingyun water department
Milk raw thirteen [4]
radical
An ancient recyclable arrow with a rope tied to it.
quick
navigate by water/air
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Etymological evolution?
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Oracle Bone Inscriptions's Yi is shaped like A, B, C and D, like a coffin with a sharp bottom. The inscriptions in the Western Zhou Dynasty are either "Figure E" or "Figure F". Warring States characters inherited bronze inscriptions, or added decorative pens, so they were mixed with "case". The seal script of Shuowen is "Figure G", which is a distorted form. It is considered that Yi character is "from? It is also wrong to hang things like things. The word "Yi" in Han bamboo slips is closer to the form of "Yi" in ancient Chinese characters. The word "one" originally meant wooden stake, and then it was "pestle". Shuowen: "Yi, Ling also, like analyzing the sharp shape of wood. Er Ya Shi Gong: "A chicken is perched on the boat. "The extended meaning includes short arrows tied with ropes, hunting, etc. The word "Yi" in the bronze inscriptions of the Western Zhou Dynasty is used at the beginning of a sentence or in a sentence, and it is a word of exhortation. " Figure H "Fang Ding": "I have obtained the A-level merit, and I am still at leisure." It's called Bohuchan: "Yi (style) Bo's submission. The usage of "Shi" is the same as that of "Shi Hao is a household" in the poem "Daya Dang". "Yi" means "Dai". Chu Silk Book: "Four Gods in Unity (Generation). " [2]