the cursive writing of water is as follows:
water shuǐ?
interpretation?
1. The simplest hydroxide compound, chemical formula H2O. Colorless, odorless and odorless liquid, at standard atmospheric pressure (11,325 Pa), the density is 1 g/ml at freezing point ℃, boiling point 1℃ and 4℃.
2. River: Han ~. Huai ~.
3. It refers to river, river, lake, sea and ocean: ~ land transportation. ~ dry dock. ~ go to the family.
4. (~) dilute juice: ink ~. Medicine. Sugar cane is very sweet.
5. refers to additional expenses or extra income: post ~. Remit ~ Outside ~.
6. Times of washing clothes, etc.: The clothes will not change color after several washes.
7. Last name.
related words: fruit diving, bitter water, underwater buffalo, feng shui, water surface, boiling water, hot water, washing saliva and dew
expanded information
I. Evolution of glyphs
II. Explanation of etymology
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: water, elegant. A trip to the north. Like many waters flowing in parallel, there is a slight yang in them. All water belongs to water.
vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: the standard of water and flatness. In the five elements, water represents the attribute of the north. The glyph is like a stream of water, with a vertical in the middle? |? Represents the slightly sunny breath hidden in the water. All words related to water are bordered by "water". ?
III. Explanation of related terms
1. Hot metal
[tiě shuǐ]?
a hot liquid formed by melting iron.
2. Waterfowl
[shuǐ qín]?
waterfowl.
3, pumping water
[yáng shuǐ]?
pump water: ~ station.
4. Salix
[shuǐ yáng]?
cattail willow.
5. Soup
[tāng shuǐ]?
soup after food is cooked.
6. Shuidi
[shu ǐ d]?
cultivated land watered by irrigation system. Also called irrigated land.
7. Water diversion
[yǐn shuǐ]?
the old name of pilotage.
8. Water wine
[shuǐ jiǔ]?
very weak wine (often used as a courtesy, referring to the wine prepared when treating guests): Please have a cup ~.
9. meeting water
[Hu Shu ǐ]?
he can swim: since he was a child.
1. Level
[shuǐ zhǔn]?
the horizontal plane of all parts of the earth.