What is the word on the left and right pages, and what is the word on the page next to the public wo

Song sòng

1.Praise: Jan. Song. Word. Support. The past is not the present.

3.Wishes: Wishes. Respectfully, Da'an.

4.Some of the lyrics of the dance music used in the rituals of the Zhou Dynasty in China are included in the "Book of Songs", which are divided into three categories: "Zhou Song", "Lu Song" and "Shang Song".

Chin. Chin.

hàn chin chin: "I don't know when I meet, I have a white beard on my chin."

Nodding: Jaw. That's it.

Number of strokes: 13;

radical: page; Stroke order number: 3445251132534

Explanation: Jaw. Chin. hàn

Name] shape sound. From the page (xié), with sound. From the "page", it is related to the header. Original meaning: chin).

Same as the original meaning chin

The jaw, the mouth, the mouth of the car also. - Interpretation

Yi, or jaw car. - Interpretation of the name and the release of the body

Absolutely not. - The Legend of the Ram: The Six Years of Xuangong

The pearl of the husband's daughter will be in the ninefold abyss, and the dragon will be under the jaw. - Zhuangzi Lie Yukou

Raw swallow jaw tiger neck, flying and eating meat, this thousands of miles of Hou also. - The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Ban Chao

I don't know when I meet, and I have a white beard. ——Bai Juyi, "Journey to the Southeast".

Another example: jaw car (another name for the subdental bone); jaw snow (white whiskers under the chin); Chin (chin).

It is located anteriorly above the neck, corresponding to the lower part of the chin and above the throat submentalregion

If the heat is hot, the lower back pain, the pitch can not be used, the abdomen is full of discharge, and the jaw pain in both skins. - Su Wen: Thorn Fever Chapter. Chin.

hànmove] nod

Those who go against the door will be their own. ——Ran Songyuan, "The Twenty-sixth Year of Xianggong".

But the jaw is slight. - Song Ouyang Xiu, "Returning to the Field".

Another example: the jaw head; Jaw (nodding); Jaw life (acceptance of will).

Shake it. As; Jaw Yi (moving cheeks cherry blossom bus).

Jaw coupling. hànlián

The3rdand4thlinesinalüshipoem The second couplet (three and four lines) of the lyric poem generally requires a battle.

Jaw head. hànshǒu

NOD nodded in agreement.

The head of the jaw answered.

Ode. Pinyin

sòng [explanation].

Praise: Jan. Song. Word. Support. The past is not the present.

Wishes: Wishes. Respectfully, Da'an.

Some of the lyrics of the dance music used in the sacrifices of the Zhou Dynasty in China are included in the "Book of Songs", which are divided into three parts: "Song of Zhou", "Song of Lu" and "Song of Shang". Kind.

Interpretation of [sea of words].

Pinyin you4

The head flutters you4 turns. Southwest Mandarin.

Ode [pinyin].

sòng [explanation].

1.Praise: Jan. Song. Word. Support. The past is not the present.

3.Wishes: Wishes. Respectfully, Da'an.

4.Some of the lyrics of the dance music used in the rituals of the Zhou Dynasty in China are included in the "Book of Songs", which are divided into three categories: "Zhou Song", "Lu Song" and "Shang Song".

Hello! Glad to solve the problem for you! "Official page" = "ode" word.

This character is an analogous simplification of [顗].

See scan (partial) on page 1582 of The Sea of Chinese Characters

顗yǐ1Be quiet.

2.A solemn and respectful look.

觊 觊jì 【moving】 (形音. From the see, the voice. Original meaning: hope to get) is the same as the original meaning of covet

The self-destructive teeth have been sold, and the father and brother have sold them to covet their profits. ——Liu Zongyuan, "The Biography of the Children's District".

Covet the different sun, get rid of the civilians, and then wrap your feet to the west. ——Liu Yuxi, "Shangdu Situ Book".

Another example: covetousness (hoping to get it away with it); covetousness (non-dividing hope); covetousness (undivided desire and greed); coveting (Hope to grab); covetousness (attempt); Covetousness (seeking profit).

觊觎 jìyú

covet;castgreedyeyeson;harbouraggressivedesignsagainst;longfor;pretendto non-dividing hopes or attempts.

It is advisable to worship horizontally, so as to covet the end. ——The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Yang Bing

1588 pages of Chinese characters.

Eggplant tour. Pronunciation: Lu Naze.

gǎo] accompany the shed.

That's supposed to be a 'page' word, dear.