What is the origin and original meaning of the words 486 亢 and 冘, and whether the words pit and shen are cognate with each other?
"Hyper" is the transfer of large pulse breath to the nodules.
"亢"读kàng ㄎㄤˋ。
Consists of a "large" variant. The head and neck of the Jews, the throat, the nodules, the breath, the voice transmitter is the paradigm of hypersexuality.
The original meaning of the comparison is to indicate high.
"冘" is a person who is hesitant and undecided.
"冘"读yín ㄧㄣˊ。 "冘"读yóu ㄧㄡˊ。
It is a combination of "people" and "idemi". "People" plays a leading role in the main position, and "冂" plays a role in assisting and perfecting the meaning in the secondary position. The person who loves each other is the paradigm of herringbone. "Man" here refers to a person who is hesitant to compare. The outermost frontier of Judah is the paradigm of the Word. "Izuku" here expresses the person who wants to get out of the realm of the comparison and the description. The combination of "people" and "out of the house" leads to the paradigm of looking at the people who are out of the line, and those who are hesitant if they don't do it.
"冘"读yín ㄧㄣˊ。
The original meaning of comparison and comparison: It indicates the appearance of people who want to march.
"冘" is pronounced yóu ㄧㄡˊ.
Relative and comparative derivation: the ancient "hesitation" means hesitation.
"Pit" is a place where the ground is deep and large, and the hole is empty.
"坑"读kēng ㄎㄥˉ。 "亢"读kàng ㄎㄤˋ。
It is a combination of "earth" and "kang". "Soil" plays a leading role in the first place, and "hyper" plays a role in assisting and perfecting the meaning in the second place. The shape and sound of the word rhyme and tone change at the same time. Then, in the word "pit", "亢" is indirectly referenced with its original meaning and analogy, and participates in the process to assist in perfecting the meaning. Like the earth under the earth, the things in the earth come out of shape, and the earth spits out all things, which is the paradigm of the earth character. "Soil" here expresses the relative and comparative description of the hollow hole of the earth. The head and neck of the Jews, the throat, the nodules, the breath, the voice transmitter is the paradigm of hypersexuality. "Kang" here expresses the relative and the description of the deep and large holes. The combination of "earth" and "hyper" leads to the deep and large holes of the earth, and the head and neck, the big veins, the throat and nodules, the breath, the voice transmitter is the paradigm of the pit character.
The original meaning of the comparison is that it represents a place in the ground that is sunken.
"Shen" is the one whose rain accumulates and stops and submerges.
"沈"读chén ㄔㄣˊ。 "沈"读shěn ㄕㄣˇ。
"冘"读yóu ㄧㄡˊ。 "冘"读yín ㄧㄣˊ。
It is a combination of "water" and "冘". "Water" plays a leading role in the first place, and "冘" plays a role in assisting and perfecting the meaning in the second place. The shape and sound of the word change the voice and rhyme in the same tone. Then, in the word "Shen", "冘" is indirectly referenced with its original meaning and analogy, and participates in the process to assist in perfecting the meaning. The liquid flows so that the weight is even, and that is the paradigm of the word water. "Water" here refers to the comparison of the rain accumulation. Looking at the people who walk, if they do not do it, and those who hesitate are the paradigm of the word. "冘" here expresses the relative and the like, if drowned. The combination of "water" and "冘" leads to the paradigm of Shen characters for the rain accumulation on the Juling Tomb, such as submerged, submerged, and floating.
"沈"读chén ㄔㄣˊ。
The original meaning of the comparison is the same as "Shen". Indicates submersion into water. (This meaning is now used as "sinking")
"ʻshěn "
Relative and analogous derivation: the same as "瀋". Indicates juice.
亢：
"Saying Wen Interpreting Words": "Kang, the head is also." From the Great Province, like a neck vein. ”。
(Large: See 2 of the 3 paintings "Large")
The head and neck of the Jews, the throat, the nodules, the breath, the voice transmitter is the paradigm of hypersexuality.
"Hyper" is the transfer of large pulse breath to the nodules.
The original meaning of the comparison is to indicate high. For example: "Zhuangzi: The World": "Therefore, the interpretation is the white cathoard of the ox and the hypernosis of the dolphin." ”。 Another example: Kangshuang (the sky is high and refreshing, the character is straightforward), Kangshan (high mountains), Kangyan (high-minded), Kangang (high-spirited, excited).
Relative and analogous derivation: It means strength. For example: "Three Kingdoms: The Biography of Du Shu": "In the eighth year of the dynasty, his arguments were straightforward, and they were all like this." ”。 Another example: Kang Lie (resolute), Kang Liang (upright and honest), Kang Fierce (strong and strong), Kang Zang (upright and withdrawn).
Relative and comparative derivation: It means self-exaltation and unyielding. For example: "New Tang Dynasty Books: Literature and Art Biography": "Faith is overbearing, and conceited with the door." ”。 Another example: Kang Shi (proud of the world), Kang Yi (reckless speech), Kang Long (this refers to the arrogant and immoral king. Borrowed to refer to a person who is keen on fame and rashness).
Relative and comparative meaning: indicates drought. Such as: Kangyang (refers to drought), Kangli (drought), Kang sigh (drought).
Relative and comparative derivation: indicates the name of the star, and the name of the star. One of the twenty-eight nights, the second of the seven nights of the Blue Dragon. For example: "History of the Song Dynasty: Astronomical Chronicles III": "The Four Stars of Kangsu." ”。
Relative and comparative derivation: It means the extreme, reaching the highest state. Such as: Yuan · Guan Hanqing's "Yuan Qu Xuan: Dou E's Injustice": "From now on, there will be three years of drought in Chuzhou. ”。 Another example: Kang Pet (in a very noble position), Kang Yang (Yang Qi is extremely prosperous; There is too much sunshine, and it does not rain for a long time, so the drought is called Kangyang), Kanglong regrets (in a very noble position, should be cautious of its defeat and regret), Kangyan (very hot).
Derivation of the analogy: "resist" means to resist. For example: "The Thirteenth Year of Xuangong": "I am in government, and I am in charge of the big country." ”。 "Historical Records: The Biography of Wei Qiwu Anhou Lie": "The princes dare not be courteous. ”。 Another example: Kang Heng (opposites and enemies. also to contend with each other), and to treat one another as equals. It is also used as "anti-salute"), and hyper-reply (response. refers to the ceremonial reward).
Relative and comparative derivation: it means shelter, shelter. For example: "Zuo Chuan: The First Year of Zhao Gong": "Ji can't be overbearing, how can he resist Zong?" Another example: Kangzong (sheltering the clan. Later, it was extended to the light gate).
冘：
"Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "冘, lewdness, and prostitution." From people, out of the house. ”。
(People: See one of the two paintings, "People")
(冂: See the second of the two paintings "冂")
The two paradigms of "out of the house" are superimposed: looking at the people who walk out of the way, if they do not do it, and those who hesitate are the paradigm of the word.
"冘" is a person who is hesitant and undecided.
"冘"读yín ㄧㄣˊ。
The original meaning of comparison and comparison: It indicates the appearance of people who want to march.
"冘" is pronounced yóu ㄧㄡˊ.
Relative and comparative derivation: the ancient "hesitation" means hesitation.
Pit:
Pit: from the soil, from the hyper.
(Earth: See one of the three paintings, "Earth")
（亢：参见四画之五“亢”）
The superposition of the two paradigms of earth and hyperactivity: the deep and large holes in the deep hole of the earth are the paradigm of the pit characters.
Pit: Variant character writing: "阬"
(Fu: See the twenty-first "Fu" of the Eight Paintings)
（亢：参见四画之五“亢”）
The superposition of the two paradigms of mons and hyperactivity: the deep and large holes in the deep hole of the earth are the paradigm of the word "squirt". (Commentary on the Interpretation of Words, p. 2931: "阬, vulgar characters make pits.") ”。 ）。
The simplified character "阬" to "pit" is simplified according to the calligraphy pen specifications of the ancients (variant characters, the same side characters).
"Pit" is a place where the ground is deep and large, and the hole is empty.
The original meaning of the comparison is that it represents a place in the ground that is sunken. Such as: "Jade Chapter": "Pits, trenches, ravines." ”。 "Guangdong Military Affairs": "Or be flooded by pit water." ”。 Another example: digging a pit, digging a pit, pit pit (generally refers to a deep pit), pit (refers to the uneven ground and depression; pits).
Relative and analogous derivation: indicates the mine, the mine. For example: "Old Tang Dynasty Book: Food and Goods Chronicles": "Its world is from the north of Wuling, see the silver pit, and it should be forbidden." ”。 Another example: pit households (professional households registered in the mining of metal ores since the Tang and Song dynasties), pit smelting (mining and smelting of metal ores), pit exploration (excavation of tunnels to prove mineral deposits).
Derivation of analogy: Dialect means a manure pit or jar used to urinate and urinate. For example: "Old Tang Dynasty Book: Food and Goods Chronicles": "Its world is from the north of Wuling, see the silver pit, and it should be forbidden." ”。 Another example: thatched pit (manure pit in the toilet).
Relative and comparative derivation: it means a ravine. Such as: pit valley (gully valley), pit trench (underground ditch), pit trench (trench), pit bank (still pit, ravine).
Relative and comparative derivation: means framing. Such as: "Dou E's Injustice": "You will be killed by you." ”。 Another example: pit flash (pit harm abandonment), pit trap (pit harm, trap), pit meng (pit harm and deception).
Relative and analogous derivation: means to be buried alive. For example: "Historical Records: Xiang Yu Benji": "So the Chu army attacked more than 20 Qin soldiers at night. ”。 Another example: pit surrender (burying alive the generals who have surrendered), pit killing (burying alive), pit killing (pit killing; Buried alive), book burning and pit Confucianism.
Derivation of Relative and Analogy: Indicates deception. Such as: profiteers net pit people.
Relative and comparative derivation: It means harming people. For example: "Dream of Red Mansions": "I didn't offend anyone, why did you cheat me so much?".
Sink:
"Saying Wen Jie Zi": "Shen, Lingshang is also watery." From the water, the sound. One is called turbidity. ”。
(Water: See "Water" in the third of the four paintings)
(冘: See "冘" in the ninth of the four paintings)
The superposition of the two paradigms of water and the tomb: the rain on the tomb is the paradigm of Shen Zi.
"Shen" is the one whose rain accumulates and stops and submerges.
"沈"读chén ㄔㄣˊ。
The original meaning of the comparison is the same as "Shen". Indicates submersion into water. (This meaning is now used as "Shen") such as: "Guangya": "Shen, no." ”。 "Zhou Li, Da Zongbo": "Sacrifice mountains, forests, rivers and rivers with raccoon dogs." (Note: "Kawasawa said Shen.") ”）。
"ʻshěn "
Relative and analogous derivation: the same as "瀋". Indicates juice. Such as: "The Book of Rites: Tan Gong": "For Yu Shen." ”。 "Qi Min's Technique": "Cloth twist to take Shen, and flower juice." ”。 Another example: Shen liquid (juice).
Relative and comparative derivation: the abbreviation of Shenyang City. Such as: Liaoshen Campaign
Relative and comparative derivation: It indicates the name of the princes of the Western Zhou Dynasty. For example: "Zuo Chuan: The Three Years of Wen Gong": "Cutting Shen." (Zhu Junsheng said: "The country is in the southeast of Ruyang County, Ruzhou, Henan Province. Set (Gong) four years to extinguish Cai. ”）。
Relative and comparative derivation: indicates the name of water. Such as: Shen Shui (formerly known as Xiao Shen River, commonly known as Wuli River. In the south of Shenyang City, Liaoning Province. The source of the county East Hadaling Guanyin Majesty, flow into the Hun River, and then flow to the Sancha River into the Liao River).