1, therapy, is a Chinese character, and there are 2 strokes outside, a total of 7 strokes, which refers to treating diseases. From here, from here. It is a normal pattern for people to rely on diseases, and it is also a normal pattern to bind children's hands and feet in infancy. The superposition of the two paradigms, treating diseases, is the paradigm of treatment. Original meaning: treating diseases and healing wounds. Such as: medical treatment, therapy, diagnosis and treatment, physical therapy, electrotherapy, therapy.
2, hey, Chinese first class, which means loud. Such as "Singing" and "The Voice of the Trumpet". Refers to a loud and long voice, such as "listen to it from a distance, if you swim in the sky, fly away."
3, chat, Chinese first-class word, the original meaning refers to tinnitus. Sound and form. Ear, came the voice of Mao (A). Liu Xiang's "Nine Sighs": "Cross the boat and help the item, talk and panic."
4. Liao, a Chinese first-class word, is pronounced Liao (liāo or liáo), and its original meaning refers to completion. Another example is: treatment (treatment, cooking); Tidy up (tidy up; Care; Teasing); Stir up the tiger's beard. Offensive, risky).
5.liáo: Li á o, the radical "one" is simplified to "le". Save strokes and simplify them according to ancient calligraphy. "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Liaoyuan. Come from the hustle and bustle. " It is a paradigm to collect firewood, offer sacrifices and raise fireworks for roasting. These two paradigms overlap. Far and wide, is no longer Liao's paradigm.
Reasons for homophones:
1, the coupling of word formation. It is difficult to avoid phonological coupling of new words created by different people in different times, regions and languages.
2. The evolution of pronunciation. The evolution of pronunciation and the change of word meaning are unbalanced. Some words that were not homophones in ancient times have become homophones in modern times due to the evolution of pronunciation.
3. Differentiation of meaning. Some homophones were polysemous words in ancient times. Later, their original meanings gradually disintegrated and lost their original connection, but their pronunciation did not change, resulting in homophones.
4. Borrowing words. Chinese loanwords often sinicize their phonetic forms, making them the same as Chinese vocabulary, thus producing homophones.