Radical: brave
Structure: semi-closed structure
Stroke order: vertical, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, vertical hook, horizontal hook, horizontal hook, horizontal hook, vertical hook, vertical hook, vertical hook, vertical hook, vertical hook, vertical hook, vertical hook, vertical hook, vertical hook.
Extension:
I. Meaning:
Table is a commonly used Chinese word, pronounced biāo, which was first found in bronze inscriptions. Its original meaning is the pattern on the tiger, that is, "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Biao, tiger Wen also." By extension, it means brilliant literary talent, and it also means little tiger.
Second, the evolution of Chinese characters
Table, knowing words. Shuowen: "The expression is also. From the perspective of a tiger, it looks like its words (patterns). " "Rhyme" is an indicator used by early human beings in word-making. "Motion" can not only represent sound, but also light, color and hair. Does this word "Jue Jue" refer to the colored stripes on the tiger's body in "Biao"? .
The word "table" has existed since the Western Zhou Dynasty. The word "Biao" in the inscriptions on the Western Zhou Dynasty (figure 1) is a tiger on the left and a tiger on the right, with a left-right structure. The word "tiger" on the left omits the claw shape, and the hind leg shape is omitted in the middle and late Western Zhou Dynasty. And the long tail is no longer upturned, and the tiger's head looks like a silhouette.
In the middle and late Warring States period, the word "tiger" in Qin characters was divided into two, and the word "brave" was placed at the lower right of the word "tiger". The seal script is neat, and the regular script is the "table" after the official reform.
Its original meaning is tiger pattern, which is a metaphor for bright colors. Han Yang Xiong, "eyes? Gentleman: "or ask the gentleman if he speaks in writing, and when he moves, he becomes virtuous." Why? " Said, "It stands out from the outside because of its (péng, full). "It is extended to be clear and open-minded." "Biao" is also used to describe a burly and strong person.
Third, related idioms:
1, exceeding the standard:
I am very literary. Refers to the talent and virtue of people, then the literary talent is naturally exposed. Praise people with both ability and political integrity.
2. Anxiety state:
Onomatopoeia Yuan Qu Anonymous Huang Huayu Third Fold I fried my clothes straight here. In desperation, the branches scattered baskets of guns and poles, and the States stepped on the sword calamus.
3, red tiger instrument with:
After the Northern Qi Dynasty, Gao Wei was the title of his pet dog. The horses and eagle dogs left over from the Northern Shi Qi period were the titles of the Yi Scouts, so there were red tiger instruments in Xiao Jun, Ling Jun and Xiaoyao County.