What words are there to share about Ma Pian?
Next to Ma Zi, there are: riding, driving, donkey, cheating, arrogance, inspection, galloping, parallel, camel, mule, post, barge, horse, driving, scolding and cursing.
The details are as follows:
1. Refutation, a common word and a first-class word in modern Chinese, pronounced bó, was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, and its original meaning refers to: the color of horse hair is impure, which generally refers to impure color.
2. Pride is a common Chinese word. Proud as jiāo, that is, Shuo Wen Jie Zi: "A horse is six feet tall. From the horse and Joe. " Save strokes and simplify according to ancient calligraphy. The original meaning is strong horse. Extension refers to "complacency, arrogance, disobedience" and "violence".
3. Cheat, Chinese character in China, pronounced as pi à n. The main meaning of the word is to deceive, cheat meaning, and make people fall for it with promises or tricks.
4. Drive (Pinyin: qū) is a first-class Chinese character (commonly used word) in Chinese general specification. This word first appeared in the Western Zhou Dynasty inscriptions, pictophonetic characters, and the ancient glyph changed from the sound of the area to the sound of the horse area. The original meaning of driving is to make the horse run at a gallop, and it is extended to drive and drive, and it is extended to run, run and gallop. In addition, there are forced and forced meanings, such as driving and expelling.
5. Tuo is a Chinese character, which is pronounced as tuó or duò. When tuó is pronounced, it means to use the back load, which is a verb; When reading du, it refers to animals carrying goods or goods carried by animals.
large herbivorous mammal with one hoof. It was domesticated by human beings in prehistoric times and used as a pack animal, a drag animal and a vehicle. It differs from other extant equine and equine animals in that its tail hair and mane are long, and there is a callus under the hock joint of its hind legs, and there are some non-fixed features (such as larger body, larger hoof, slightly arched neck, small head and short ears)
Another example is Ma Bole (a horse-lover); Horse head (a person who belongs to a horse); Horse brand (official servants who raise horses, all of whom have waist tags as vouchers); Ma Cao (official signature. Specialized in horses); Horse pen (where horses are kept); Horse sacrifice (to the horse god); A horse trip (rope for tying a horse); Horse brown (horse's protective clothing); Horse disaster (horse vision. Ancient times thought it was a sign of disaster); Matu (the legendary picture of a dragon and a horse carrying water)