Basic meaning:
1, granule, botanically refers to the bracts at the base of spikelets in some Gramineae plants: ~ fruit.
2. the sharp parts of the east and west ends: the front.
3. Outstanding talents: Cong ~. ~ enlightenment. ~ hui. ~ it's different. New ~.
The exact words are as follows:
Smart, novel, smart, smart, smart, smart, outstanding, jiaying, super smart, outstanding, shuoying, Ran Ying, Feng Ying, Hong Ying, Yingxiu, Yingmin, Xiuying, He Ying, Yingli, Zhenying, He Ying, Han Ying, Lu Ying, Yingzhe, Yao Ying, Ying Ying.
Extended data
Glyph evolution
Etymological interpretation
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Ying, He. Judging from the lines, the sound is very loud. "Poetry" says: "He Ying 30." ?
The vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: the last part of Ying He Yi. The glyph takes "He" as the side and "Qing" as the sound side. There is a poem in the Book of Songs that sings: "How mature and full ears are." ?
Explanation of word combinations:
1, smart: smart.
Jiang Miaoxiang's Looking Back: "Comrade Lan Fang has made such high achievements in art that people who don't know him often think that he is brilliant and unique."
2, novel: fresh and chic.
Wen Yiduo's Dragon and Phoenix: "What interests me most is the novel name of the publication-'Dragon and Phoenix'."
3. Wu Ying: Also known as "Enlightenment" cleverness; Strong understanding.
Xu Chi's Peony: "She is fifteen years old, beautiful and talented, and she learned the high cohesion skills of the old peony when she appeared."
4. Ying Hui: Also known as "Yi Hui". Smart.
5. Jia Ying: The Ear of Golden Harvest.