I. Interpretation
1, from other places to the place where the speaker is (as opposed to "go"): ~ Go. ~ ice. ~ letter. Several cadres were recruited from the county.
2. (problems, things, etc. ) occurs; Here comes the problem. After spring, farmers are busy.
3. Make an action (not a verb with a more specific meaning): Hu ~. ~ a game of chess. ~ A basketball game. Take a break and let me do it. Why ~ this?
4. Directional verbs. Used with "yes" or "no" to indicate possibility or impossibility: they talk a lot. I can't sing this song.
5, used before another verb, means to do something: you ~ read it again. Everybody ~ do something.
6. Used after another verb or verb structure, it means to do something: We congratulate you. He went home to visit his relatives.
7. Used between verb structure (or prepositional structure) and verb (or verb structure), indicating that the former is a lotus leaf ~ used as an umbrella. What reason do you have to convince him?
8. Come on: I'll talk about this later ~?
9. Future: ~ years. ~ for a long time.
10, last name.
165438+ don't worry about eating ~ don't worry about wearing. Black and white mulberry ~ big cherry.
12, used after the verb, indicates where the action is directed at the speaker: take a hoe ~. The exciting news came from all directions.
13, used after the verb, indicates the result: write ~ with letters and pens. Wake up. It's a long story Look ~ there is no problem with overproduction this year. I think you are ready.
Second, the interpretation of words.
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Lai and Zhou were criticized by Rui Mai. One or two peaks, like the shape of a mountain. Heaven comes, so it follows. "Poetry" said, "I am here." All the people who came are not here.
Vernacular version of Shuowen Jiezi: the auspicious pulse of the western regions accepted by the ancestors of Zhou Dynasty. An incoming wheat has two wheat peaks, just like wheat thorns. It is a precious gift from heaven, so it is called "arrival". There is a poem in the Book of Songs that sings "Ask me to do it." All the words related to Lai are bounded by Lai.
Third, the original meaning of coinage
Noun, wheat, crops introduced from other places.
Extended data
Glyph evolution (as shown in figure)
Word combinations: Lai Za, Lai Xue, Ruolai, Tathagata, Early Come, True Come, Xu Lai, Zilai, Laimou, Laiwu, Xiulai, Laige, Laiye, Laihan, Denglai, Danlai, Xinglai, Laolai, Laizhi, Past Come, Slow Come, Shun Come, Laichen, Calculate Come, Come.
First, come in? [ jìn lái ]？
1, from outside to inside: you ~, let's talk it over. The door is open and anyone can enter; Once the door is closed, no one can get in.
2. Directional verbs. Used after the verb, it means to come in: the smoke has been washed away. He ran off the street. The window is not properly pasted, and the wind is blowing. I just saw a man come in from the outside.
Second, never [cóng lái]?
From the past to the present (mostly used in negative sentences): He never breaks his word. I have never heard of such a thing.
Third, from [lá izi]?
Refers to the origin, but usually does not mean the beginning, but refers to people or things that originally existed in another form, which occurred through endowing, transferring, deducing, imitating or regenerating.
Fourth, come back? [Hulai]?
1, from other places to his hometown: He just came from other places. He goes out every morning and comes out at night.
2. Directional verbs. Used after the verb, it means to come to the original place: run ~. Ask for borrowed books.
Verb (short for verb)?
Person sent to pick up or deliver things or temporarily contact things: Please hand in the receipt and bring it back.