Yin (pinyin: yìn) is a commonly used Chinese character, which first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. Its shape is like a person holding another person down with his hand to make him kneel. Its original meaning is to press, press, which is an ancient word for "suppression". Press the seal hard, and "seal" can be interpreted as seal, official seal, etc. When used as a verb, it means "seal". Because pressing an object hard often leaves some marks on other objects, "seal" has been extended to traces, marks, marks and other meanings. It also extends to conformity, such as "confirmation".
explain
1.？ Poke? : ~ chapter. ~ seal. ~ remember. ~ bazi (also known as regime).
2.？ Traces? : hand ~ finger ~ ~ son (a.traceb. a kind of usury, full name "~ ~ money").
3.？ Leave words or pictures on paper, cloth, utensils and other materials with ink, dyes and the like? : ~ brush. Drainage system. ~ hair (fā).
4.？ Is it consistent? : ~ certificate. Heart to heart ~
5.？ Images of external things reflected in the brain? : ~ like it.
6.？ Last name.
form a word
Heart to heart; Love each other; The two have the same idea.
[x ρ n ρ n ρ n ρ n ρ Xi ā ngyn] Heart: mind, thoughts and feelings; Seal: Yes. You can get to know each other without speaking your mind. Describe each other's thoughts and feelings exactly the same.
impression
[yìn xiàng ] 1。 Shadows of objects such as water or mirrors. 2. The traces left by the touched objective things in people's minds.
footprint
[ji m: o y n] tread marks. Not only the road you walked, but also the deeds you left behind.
Calligrapher's imitation pen drawing method
【 huà shā yìn ní 】 Calligraphers use a pen as a metaphor.
Gold Seal and Purple Ribbon-Senior Government Position
【 j and n y and n z ǐ shT u 】 Gold-printed purple ribbon. In ancient times, prime ministers Guo Xiang, Qiu, Da Sikong, Tai Fu, Tai Shi, Tai Bao, surrounding generals and concubines of the Sixth Palace were in charge. Descendants refer to high officials and dignitaries.
Traces of what happened.
【 f m: fǎI hóng yìn Xu 】 Metaphor is the trace left by what happened.
Cutting seal
[wá n y? n] Biography of Lu Jia in Historical Records: "(Xiang Yu) is carved by people and cannot be given." It is said that after rubbing the back yin, I am reluctant to give it to others. Later, because of the metaphor of "chop printing", I was very stingy with the reward.
roller printing
[lú n yü n] estrus.
Tax seal
Tax inspection seal.
Relief seal
【 gā ng yé n 】 Carved images printed by steel plates.
Sample stamp for inspection is archived.
[yìn jiàn] A sample of the seal kept to prevent forgery.
Print number
[yì n hao] 1。 Official seal and official number. 2. Today's trademarks.
Yin Yingqing Ribbon
[yín yín qěng shòu] Silver seal and printed cyan ribbon.
Tooth printing
【 YIN CH ǐ 】 refers to the part of the seal that protrudes and can be stained with inkpad. Still printing.
Yingma
【 YIN M ━ 】 Ancient branded horses.
【 yìn shuā 】 Making words, pictures, etc. Put it on a plate, paint it with ink and print it on paper or other materials.
Tooth marks
[yá yìn ] 1。 That is, the tooth of Buddha. 2. seals made of ivory. 3. Tooth marks.
Animal-shaped seal knob
Another name for the print button.
stamp pad
【 yìn tái 】 A box coated with printing oil for stamping (mainly rubber stamp or wooden stamp) is also called an inkpad.
Peiyin
Wear the official seal. Appoint an official position by recommendation. Wang Tangwei's poem "After Forgetting Sin, Going to Worship Officials" said: "When I heard the new seal of Baicheng, I also came to Shuangque Mingke." Tang Wei Zhuang's poem "Farewell to Dongyang" says: "When I go here, I must go to the bridge. When I return to Japan, I will be printed back."