First, the interpretation of Huang
1, like the color of towel gourd flower or sunflower flower.
2, refers to gold: ~ goods. ~ something white.
3, refers to egg yolk: double ~ egg.
4, symbolizing corruption, especially pornography: sweeping ~. Banned books.
(Huáng) refers to the Yellow River: water control. Diversion project.
(Huáng) refers to the Yellow Emperor, the legendary emperor in ancient China: Yan Di.
7. Last name.
8. Things fail or the plan cannot be realized: buying and selling.
Second, the interpretation of words.
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Yellow is the color of the earth. From the field, from the pot, and from the pot. Yan, ancient prose. All Huang Zhi genera are yellow.
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Yellow, the color of the Central Plains. The characters "Tian" and "Qin" are used to express meaning, and "Qin" is also a phonetic symbol. "Meng" is the word "light" in ancient China characters. All words related to yellow are bounded by "yellow".
Third, the original meaning of coinage
Noun, an eye-catching bull's-eye painted with red mud on an ancient arrow target.
Extended data
Glyph evolution (as shown in figure)
Ingredients: golden yellow, khaki, yellow, cucumber, yellow cattle, soybean, yellow river, Huangshan, yellow flower, withered yellow, egg yolk, dusk, apricot yellow and yellow tip.
First, gold [jρn Hu]?
Yellow and reddish are slightly like the color of gold: ~ hair. When the wheat was harvested, the fields were full of crops.
Second, the egg yolk [dàn huáng]?
A yellow gelatinous object in a bird's egg, spherical and surrounded by protein. Also called egg yolk.
Three. Weasel []?
Mammals, slender body, short limbs, fluffy tail and brownish gray back. Stay inside during the day and come out at night, mainly preying on mice and sometimes eating poultry. The hair on the tail can be used to make brushes. Known as the weasel, some areas are called hippopotamus chefs.
4. eel?
Fish. It is more than 50 centimeters long, yellow-brown, with black spots and no scales. Habitat in ponds, rivers, etc. , often lurking in mud pits or cracks. It is a common freshwater edible fish in China.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) Ephedra?
Perennial herbs. Old branches are woody, shrub-like, multi-branched, with obvious stem nodes and leaves degenerated into sheets. The whole plant can be used as medicine to extract ephedrine, which has the effect of sweating and relieving asthma.