What is the word for fire and the merger of a jin word

xīn 炘.

Radical: Fire Outer Strokes: 4 Total Strokes:

8 Wubi 86: orh Wubi 98: orh Cangjie:

FHML Stroke Order Number: 43343312 Four Corner Number: 92821 Unicode:

CJK Unified Chinese Characters U+7098 "Guangyun" Xu Jin Che, Ping Xin, Xiao. 1.See " Nothing ".

2.With the same " Xin ". See also " Syran ".

炘2 xìn Guangyun "Xiang Jin Cut, Go to 焮, Xiao. Same as " 焮1 ". Burn; Burn.

Fayuan Zhulin" Volume 18: "People are in the wok, and they ......are haunted by the boiling."It's rotten inside, but it's still not dead. The flames are blazing.

Hanshu Yangxiong Biography I": "Yang Guangyao's burning candles, riding the simmer of Jingyan." Yan Shigu Note:

Glamorous, glorious. "One said, hot looks. See "Anthology of Literature: Yangxiong Ganquan Fu" by Lu Yanji.

Joy looks. Volume 20 of "The Surprise of the First Moment of Shooting": "Yuan Pu listened to it and said:

And he can't be blamed. Modern Chinese Dictionary (2008 Edition)" means Hot Qi Sheng which cannot be found in Xinhua Dictionary 10th Edition.

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3) Zheng code: uopd, u:7098, gbk: 9ed44) Number of strokes: 8, radical: fire, stroke order number: 43343312 Detailed annotation 炘 xīn

Common phrase 炘炘炘.

xīnxīn

The appearance of blazing flames.

It is 炅字, pronounced as: jiǒng

Zheng Ma: kuo

Wubi: jou

Number of strokes: 8 radicals: Fire.

Stroke order number: 25114334

Cangjie: AF four-corner number: 60809

Stroke order: vertical silver guess, horizontal fold, horizontal, horizontal, point, apostrophe, apostrophe, squeeze, interpretation: 1Surname.

2.Light; Bright. Such as: Jiongjiong (bright appearance); Jiongran (bright appearance).

3.Hot. Evolution of Chinese characters:

1.Jiongjiong. jiǒng jiǒng ]

Refers to the appearance of brightness.

2.Jiongran. jiǒng rán ]

Bright. Homophones: 炯, embarrassed.

一、炯Pinyin: jiǒng

Commentary:

1.(Shape sound.) From the fire, 冋 ( jiǒng) sound. Original meaning: bright, bright) 2.Same as the original meaning. Another example: Jiongjie (bright and upright); Jiongxin (bright heart); Jiong Jiong (bright, bright); Jionghuang (Shining Mingye Nenlang).

3.Plain as day. Such as: Jionger (obvious appearance).

Second, embarrassment pinyin: jiǒng

Interpretation: 1Poor: The family is very poor.

2.Difficult: I didn't prepare for it beforehand, and it was very much.

3.Make it difficult: use words to him.

It is a spicy character, and the pronunciation is:

xīn radical: fire.

Strokes: 8 Five strokes: orh

Stroke order number: 43343312

Four corner number: 92821

Cangjie: FHML

Zheng code: uopd

Interpretation: 1Joy: Joy. Enjoy. Comfort. It's a festive season.

2.Surname. 3.The appearance of blazing flames.

1.Ran. xīn rán ]

Joy. 2.Stead.

xīn xīn ]

The appearance of blazing flames.

Homophones: heart, new.

1. Heart Pinyin: xīn

Interpretation: 1An organ in the human and higher animal bodies that drives blood circulation.

The human heart is in the middle of the chest cavity, slightly to the left, conical, about the same size as one's fist, and there are four cavities inside, the upper two are the atrium, and the lower two are the ventricles. The relaxation and contraction of the atria and ventricles drive blood circulation throughout the body. Also called heart.

2.It also usually refers to the organs of thought and thoughts, feelings, etc.: thinking. Get. Use. Talk . One mind. Do you want to go?

3.Centre; **Part: Jiang. Round. Heavy.

4.One of the Twenty-Eight Nights.

5.Surname. 2. New Pinyin: xīn

Interpretation: 1What has just emerged or just experienced (as opposed to "old, old"): Ethos. Variety. of jobs.

2.Qualitatively better changed (as opposed to the "old"): Society. Literary. Paint one .

3.Make it new: change yourself. 1. Eyes and ears.

4.Unused (as opposed to "old"): pens. Hoe. This outfit is complete.

5.Refers to a new person or thing: taste. Take the old belt . Flip the tricks. Push the old out.

6.Married or newly married: Son-in-law. Daughter-in-law.

7.Newly; Gang: I'm here. These books were bought.

8.Surname.

炘xìn xīn

Explanation in Chinese.

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炘 xìn radical strokes.

Radical: Fire Outer Strokes: 4 Total Strokes: 8

Wubi 86: orh Wubi 98: orh Cangjie: FHML stroke order number: 43343312 Four corner number: 92821 Unicode: CJK unified Chinese characters U+7098

Basic literal meaning. 1.Ancient Tong "焮".

炘 xīn common phrases.

1.炘炘 xīnxīn

hot] The appearance of a blazing flame.

The following results are provided by httpcn for the glyph structure.

Decomposition of the beginning and end of the Chinese character: Huo Jin The decomposition of the parts of the Chinese character: Huo Jin.

Stroke order number: 43343312

Stroke order reading and writing: Skimming and skimming horizontal and vertical.

炘 xìn

Gu Tong"?"Number of strokes: 8;

radical: fire; Stroke order number: 43343312

炘 xīn炘炘 xīnxīn

hot] The appearance of a blazing flame.

炘 xìn

Gu Tong"?"Number of strokes: 8;

radical: fire; Stroke order number: 43343312

Detailed explanation: 炘 xīn

炘炘 xīnxīn

hot] The appearance of a blazing flame.

Have fun.

It is the first sound of xin, and it is often used for personal names.

炘xìn xīn

Explanation in Chinese.

The following results are provided by Handian for dictionary explanation.

炘 xìn radical strokes.

Radical: Fire Outer Strokes: 4 Total Strokes: 8

Wubi 86: orh Wubi 98: orh Cangjie: FHML stroke order number: 43343312 Four corner number: 92821 Unicode: CJK unified Chinese characters U+7098

Basic literal meaning. 1.Ancient Tong "焮".

炘 xīn common phrases.

1.炘炘 xīnxīn

hot] The appearance of a blazing flame.

炘 xìn

Explanation in Chinese of xīn 炘.

The following results are provided by Handian for dictionary explanation.

炘 xìn radical strokes.

radical: fire; Extramural strokes: 4

Total strokes: 8 five strokes 86: orh

Wubi 98: orh

Cangjie: FHML

Stroke order number: 43343312

Four corner number: 92821

unicode:cjk

Unify Chinese characters. u+7098

Basic literal meaning. 1.Ancient Tong "焮".

炘 xīn common phrases.

1.Stead. xīnxīn

hot] The appearance of a blazing flame.

The following results are provided by httpcn for the glyph structure.

The beginning and end of the Chinese character are decomposed: fire jin.

Breakdown of Chinese character parts: Huo Jin.

Stroke order number: 43343312

Stroke order reading and writing: Skimming and skimming horizontal and vertical.

What to read next to the word fire.

炘 pronunciation: [xīn].

Radical: Fire Five Strokes: orh

Interpretation: [xīn]: Describes the heat that is blazing.