Word decomposition: pause explanation pause for a short time: pause. Dangdang. Cadence and cadence. Suddenly, immediately, suddenly: suddenly. Right away. Epiphany. Enlightenment. Knock and stomp: nod and say goodbye. Deal with, set: settle down. Correct. Fatigue: drowsiness. Lawton?
Calligraphy means moving the pen down hard and temporarily not moving the meter to explain the meter (meter). Cooked grain: rice. Generally refers to the food that people eat regularly every day: breakfast. Meals. restaurant Eat a lot. A glutton. Have a meal, or cook a meal for others: "eat food and drink water, bend your arms and rest, and be happy." Feed livestock: rice cattle. Number of strokes:; department
I infer that this word first means "place to stay (place to sleep and eat)", then "things needed for staying and eating", then "times of eating" and then "times of reprimanding, persuading, beating and cursing (such as scolding)".
Different from quantifiers that emphasize capacity and weight (such as "a bowl of rice" and "a couple of meals"), "dun" emphasizes the number of times and has no fixed number. When used as a quantifier, its synonym is "rice".