Ju (pinyin: jū) is a first-class standardized Chinese character (commonly used word). This word first appeared in the bronze inscriptions of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The ancient glyph consists of the "corpse" representing the bent human body and the "ancient" beside the sound, indicating that the legs and feet are bent and the body does not move.
The original intention is to squat and sit around. Extension means living; Also refers to residences and houses; Also refers to existence, existence; It also refers to storage and placement. According to Shuowen, "promise" is the original word of residence (chǔ) and "ju" is the original word of squatting. Later, "living" means living, and "living" means squatting.
The original meaning of "ju" is squatting, which is a pictophonetic character. The glyph means "corpse" and the sound means "ancient". Juzi is common in the documents of the Western Zhou Dynasty, which shows that Juzi already existed in the Western Zhou Dynasty. There is an extra stroke beside the word "ju" in the inscription "ju" (1) in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which is considered to be caused by a clerical error.
Shuo Wen Jie Zi says the word "from death to ancient times", which means that squatting is a custom since ancient times, so it is from ancient times. Yan Kejun criticized: "There is something wrong with this explanation. Just like' from the ancient sound corpse, the ancient prose life is from the stand'. Press: the ancient sound is similar. " Jade essays are home, ancient prose, right? ’。
Words containing the word "ju":
1. The former residence is a Chinese vocabulary, and the pinyin is gù jū. Former residence refers to the place where someone once lived, or his former residence and house, mainly refers to the place where he lived with his parents and other elders in his childhood or for a longer period of time, and as the name implies, it is the residence where his hometown is located.
2. Habitat menstruation is a physiological term, also known as seasonal menstruation and seasonal menstruation, which means that women come to the menstrual cycle every three months.
3, seclusion is a Chinese vocabulary, pinyin is yǐn jū, which means retiring from the countryside and refusing to be an official. Retreat to Shan Ye.