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Polyphonic characters, zhua and zhao

It is pronounced zhao when used for the toes of birds and beasts

It is pronounced zhua when used for animals

The feet or toenails of birds and beasts.

Commonly used words: one scale and a half claws, open teeth, dancing claws, dragon claws, locust claws.

zhuǎ]1.Claws, the animal's feet with pointed armor. 2.The claw, the lower end of the object resembles a claw.

Commonly used words: paw, claw, claw, dog, paw, hand.

1. Claw (pinyin: zhǎo, zhuǎ) is a Chinese character (commonly used) in the general standard of Chinese. This character was first found in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscriptions, and its ancient character resembles a downward turned hand or bird claw.

The original meaning refers to the toes of birds and beasts, and also refers to the fingernails or toenails of people. By extension, it refers to something that resembles a claw. And by extension, grasping.

2. The claw is one of the radicals of Chinese characters, and the claw is used as a symbol, and it becomes 爫 in the upper part of the word, such as fighting, for, xi, cai, etc. Most of the characters in Chinese characters composed of the character "claw" are related to the hand or the movement of the hand.

3. [ zhǎo ] The feet or toenails of birds and beasts: eagle claws. Tiger Claw. Teeth and claws.

4. [ zhuǎ ] paws, the feet of animals with pointed armor: chicken paws. Cat's paws. Claws, the lower end of the utensil resembles a claw: this pot has three claws.

The claw character is a polyphonic character, and the pronunciation is [zhua 三音] and [zhao 三音] respectively.

Claw [zhǎo].

1.Nails or toenails: There is a toe at the source end.

2.The toes of birds and beasts: eagles. Tooth (Yu Dang henchman, dog leg). One and a half scales.

3.Scratch. zhuǎ ]

1.Feet of animals (mostly fingered with pointed armor): chickens. Dogs.

2.Like a claw-like thing, this pot has three.

The claw has two reads: zhǎo and zhuǎ.

It is pronounced zhuǎ only when it means the toes of birds and beasts in colloquial language, and the only two commonly used are "claws" and "claws". Claw, zhǎo, 1, nail or toenail: There are claws at the end of the toe.

2. The toes of birds and beasts: eagle claws. 3. Catch.

Claw [zhuǎ] 1, the feet of birds and beasts (many fingers with pointed armor): chicken paws. 2. Something like claws, this pot has three claws.

The literary version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": claw, also. Cover the hands and claws. Pictographic. All claws belong to claws.

The pronunciation of "claw" is zhǎo, the initial is zh, and the vowel is ao.

1. Interpretation of claws.

zhǎo ]

Feet or toenails of birds and beasts.

zhuǎ ]

1. Claws, the animal's feet with pointed armor.

2. Claws, the lower end of the utensil resembles a claw.

2. Glyph evolution.

The glyph resembles a human hand grasping an object, but reduced to three fingers. The hand shape can be proved from the words "take", "for", "accept", "fu", "appropriate" and so on. Later, it came to refer to "the nails or toenails of men" and "the feet of birds and beasts".

3. Compounds. Claws, scales, claws, claws, claws, claws, etc.

zhua reads the first and third tones.

zhuā: grasp, Laos, Laos, 檛, 膼.

zhuǎ: claw.

Basic meaning: 1. Grasp.

Scratch with your fingers or claws: Scratch the shed and shout.

2. Claws. Nail chain field or toenail: claws at the ends of the toes.

3. Laos. Beat, beat: whip.