There are no oracle bone inscriptions on Buddha characters.
It was first seen in the Book of Songs. Its original meaning is to be unable to see clearly, but it can also be extended to meanings such as compassion. "Buddha" is also pronounced as fó, which is the word used for transliteration. It is the provincial name of Buddha in Sanskrit, which means the enlightened one. It is the name used by Buddhists for successful practitioners.
Phonetic and phonetic characters. "人(任)" expresses meaning, indicating that people cannot see things clearly; "Fú" expresses sound, meaning "there is no injustice" to make it righteous, indicating that the Buddha cannot see clearly but wants to see clearly. The original meaning is not clear. It consists of "人" and "福".
The word "Buddha" has the meaning of "not", and the whole word "Buddha" means "ordinary people".
Oracle bone inscriptions:
It is an ancient Chinese writing, also known as "deeds", "oracle bone inscriptions", "Yinxu writing" or "tortoise shell and animal bone inscriptions". It is the earliest mature Chinese character we can see. It is the earliest known systematic carrier of Shang Dynasty writing in China and East Asia.
Oracle bone inscriptions have a symmetrical and stable pattern. It has the three elements of calligraphy, namely the use of pen, the formation of characters, and the composition of the calligraphy. Judging from the number and structure of fonts, Oracle has developed into a more rigorous system of writing.