Uyghur, pinyin wéi, total strokes are 1 1, and the simplified radical is Yan, with 8 strokes except the radical.
The words zi and zhi are also pronounced. Wei is a "cone" sound. "Crash" refers to ropes and ropes. "Zi" and "Wei" together mean "pulling more than three ropes from a height to the ground to form a hollow cone". Original meaning: rope group as a conical spatial structure. Extended meaning: backbone rope. Main rope. Further extension: tying. Explanation: The dome of an ancient aircraft is a simulation of the Arctic sky. The car cover is tied to the four corners of the car with four ropes, which is called "four dimensions". Ancient cars simulated heaven and earth. That is, the umbrella cover of the car symbolizes the sky, the square car symbolizes the earth, the pillar in the center of the car cover symbolizes the "pillar of heaven and earth", and the horse symbolizes the driving force of the rotation of heaven and earth. Under this understanding, the ancients imagined that there were also four invisible ropes tied to the four corners of the earth in the North Pole. These four invisible ropes are also called "four dimensions".