It was first seen in Biography of Shuowen Jiezi. The original meaning refers to what comes out of the mouth, and it is extended to vomit, abandon and vomit.
Interpretation of ancient books
The origin of Chinese characters
Write also. From the mouth, the earth makes a sound. ?
Notes on Shuo Wen Jie Zi
Write also. From the mouth. Earth voice.
Tarucci Five. ?
Kangxi dictionary
"Tang Yun" and "Zheng Yun" Taruch. "Gathering Rhyme" and "Rhyme Meeting": Unity and Five Cut? Solid soil. Shuowen: Write also. "Jade": You spit. Poetry is elegant: softness is like it, and just spit it out. "Zuo Zhuan Nuo Six Years": If Jin takes risks and Mingde recommends incense, God will spit it out. Historical Records Lu Shijia: Duke Zhou vomited three times.
Ceng Yun: the first leaf, the tertiary leaf. Liu Xiang's prequel: Invent the imperial edict and make a sound of virtue. Biography of the Tang Dynasty: It is eloquent.
Last name. Zheng Zitong: General Sui talks a lot.
After the compound surname, there are still people who spit out, spit out the south, and spit out thousands of families.
Guang Yun soup is cut again. "Ji Yun", "Yun Hui" and "Zheng Yun" are so old-fashioned. A healthy rabbit. "Guang Yun" Europe also.
Vomiting, pictophonetic characters. From the mouth, the earth makes a sound. "Spit", from the mouth, shows that it is related to the action of the mouth; "Soil" is soil and sand. Both "mouth" and "soil" are "vomit", which can be understood as the soil in the mouth, coming out of the mouth. "Speaking and Speaking" "spit and write." "Writing" means "diarrhea", not dumping.
The original meaning of "spit" is that things come out of the mouth, and it can also be extended to the meaning of pronouncing (sound) and saying (discourse), and further extended to revealing meaning, from revealing meaning to opening meaning.
Jade Mouth: "Spit, spit." Poetry, elegance and Min Rou: "If you are soft, you will spit it out." Spitting out the meaning from the mouth means spitting and abandoning. The above meaning is pronounced "T incarnation". When "vomit" is read as "vomit", it means the same as "vomit", that is, vomiting today.