What is the word that you read with your half sealed mouth, and what is the word with your own seale

Already, read yi third tone.

A few words, why should I v, I v, stupid, baby, v, v, v, vv

Yes.

Pinyin sì. Simplified radicals, 0 strokes outside the department, and 3 total strokes.

Traditional radical self-department, Wubi nngn, Cangjie ru, Zheng code yyb.

Four corners 77717, structure single.

1. Code 1570, location 4340.

Unicode 5df3, stroke order one.

1. The sixth place of the earthly branch belongs to the snake.

2. For timing: time (9 a.m. to 11 a.m.).

巳时 [sì shí].

One of the twelve hours. 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

巳牌 [sì pái].

9 a.m. to 11 a.m. In ancient times, a day and night were divided into twelve hours, which were represented by twelve branches such as Zichou Yin Mao. The government signs up in front of the yamen to report the time, so it is called a certain time for a certain card.

元巳 [yuán sì].

That is, Shangsi. The first day of the third month of the lunar calendar. The old custom is to remove the ominous in the water on this day, and it is called'Repair'。

辛巳 [xīn sì].

Sixty Jiazi eighteenth.

上巳节 [shàng sì jié].

Before the Han Dynasty, the first day of March of the lunar calendar was designated as Shangsi. There is a custom of repairing to uproot the ominous. After the Wei and Jin dynasties, it was changed to the third day of March of the lunar calendar.

His own self-sealing is: 巳. 巳, a first-level Chinese character, pronounced sì or yǐ, was first seen in oracle bone inscriptions, and its original meaning is fetus, or it may be a sacrifice for a child, and by extension, it refers to the heir, borrowed as the sixth place of the twelve earthly branches, and can also indicate the "snake" and termination in the zodiac (that is, the so-called "巳也" in the "Shuowen Jiezi") and so on.

There are 3 strokes of the word "巳", and the order of strokes is: horizontal folding, horizontal and vertical hooks.

Compound: 巳时 sì shí].

One of the twelve hours. 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

子远巳禄 zǐ yáo sì lù].

Ziyao Silu is a term in the eight-character ** study.

吉巳 jí sì].

Ancient rites, the queen bows to the sericulture on the day of March in the spring every year, and its day is auspicious, so it is called auspicious.

元巳 [yuán sì].

That is, Shangsi, the day of the first month of March of the lunar calendar. The old custom on this day is to remove the ominous in the water, which is called repair.

巳 ] sì

1. The sixth place of the earthly branch belongs to the snake.

2. For timing: time (9 a.m. to 11 a.m.).

Homophones: four, temple, four

"巳" si four tones. 1.The sixth of the earthly branch belongs to the serpent. 2.For timing: hours (9 a.m. to 11 a.m.).

已 yǐ

1) Stop: Argue no.

2) Algone (as opposed to 'not'): Time has passed. The matter managed to be resolved.

3) Book later; After a while: Suddenly.

4) Books; Guo: Not really.

Half: Already.

Miman: Snake.

Not to yourself: yourself.