Mow. What do you pronounce in the first two words?

刈 (yì), 趞 (què, the appearance of walking lightly. qì, ancient with "趚", sideways. jí, the ancient same as "hesitation", trampling).

刈, pronounced yì, means cut. Source:刈,断也。 Again, kill also. - Guangya".

趞, there are three pronunciations, which are:

Què ] The appearance of walking lightly.

qì, ancient with "趚", sideways.

jí, the ancient same as "hesitation", trampling).

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刈 is pronounced as yì. The meaning of the Chinese character for 刈 is as follows:

1. Mow (grass or cereals).

It's mowing. —"Poetry, Zhounan, Ge Tan".

Note: The original meaning of mowing is a small sickle, and by extension, harvesting.

Waist sickle sunflower weed, leaning on the cane herding chickens and dolphins. - Bao Zhao's "Dai Dongwu".

Catching locusts is worried about selling and shooting its wounded crops, although the locusts are dry today, and the grain is ripe, it is better to make it cut early, and save and gain. ——The Biography of Chen You, Yuan Shi Kuan

2. Same meaning.

Mow, break also. Again, kill also. - Guangya".

3. Another example: mowing (harvesting; harvest); Mowing (refers to harvesting crops).

4. Kill [kill].

and died. —Chinese Wu Language

and the use of soldiers by the greedy in later generations to mow the people. —The Great Dai Li

5. a lawn mower.

Lawn mower.

1. Pronunciation: yì

2. Interpretation: mowing the grass and fiber.

3. (This work is 乂.) Shape sound. From the knife, 乂 (yì) sound. This work is "righteousness". Original meaning: mowed grass) is the same as the original meaning mow; cutdown〗

Mow, break also. Again, kill also. - Guangya".

It's a mow. - Poems Zhou ruined the town of Mu Nan Ge Tan

Waist sickle sunflower weed, leaning on the cane herding chickens and dolphins. - Bao Zhao's "Dai Dongwu".

Another example: harvesting (harvesting; harvest); 4. Kill

and died. ——Chinese Wu "Travel Liquid".

and the use of soldiers by the greedy in later generations to mow the people. —The Great Dai Li

1. Pronunciation: yì

2. Interpretation: mowing the grass.

3, (this work.) Shape sound. From the knife, (yì) sound. This "righteousness" socks are quietly ordered. Original meaning: mowing grass).

Same as mow; cutdown〗

Mow, break also. Again, kill also. - Guangya".

Yes is . —"Poetry, Zhounan, Ge Tan".

Waist sickle sunflower weed, leaning on the cane herding chickens and dolphins. - Bao Zhao's "Dai Dongwu".

Another example: harvesting (harvesting; harvest); 4. Kill

And the pure and the dead. —Chinese Wu Language

and the greedy, in later generations, used their troops to ambush the people. —The Great Dai Li

刈 pronunciation: yì

Interpretation: 1. 刈: yì "Move".

2, this work "乂" shape sound. From the knife, 乂 (yì) sound. This work is "righteousness". Original meaning: mowing grass 3, the same original meaning.

Mow, break also. Again, kill also. - Guangya".

It's mowing. —"Poetry, Zhounan, Ge Tan".

Waist sickle sunflower weed, leaning on the cane herding chickens and dolphins. - Bao Zhao's "Dai Dongwu".

4. Another example: harvesting (harvesting; harvest); 5. Kill [kill].

and died. —Chinese Wu Language

and the use of soldiers by the greedy in later generations to mow the people. —The Great Dai Li

刈pinyin: [yì] Interpretation: mow (grass or cereal).

Mowing (grass or cereals) is mowing is the world's watching. - "Poems, Zhounan, Ge Tan" Note: Mowing originally meant a small sickle, and by extension, harvesting.

Waist sickle sunflower weed, leaning on the cane herding chickens and dolphins. - Bao Zhao "Dai Dongwu Xuan" to catch locusts and worry about their injuries, although the locusts are flourishing today, and the grain is ripe, it is better to mow it early, and save the province and gain. ——Yuan History: The Biography of Chen You

Same as the original meaning, mow, break also. Again, kill also. - Guangya".

and search for defeat and such as: mowing (harvesting; harvest); Mowing (refers to harvesting crops). 澩 [shā], and 刈動之.

—Chinese Wu Languageand the use of soldiers by the greedy in later generations to mow the people. — "The Great Dai Liji" lawn mower, lawn mower.

Guanjiamai" Tang Bai Juyi The Tian family has few idle months, and people are busy in May. The south wind rose at night, and the wheat was covered with yellow. The woman and aunt eat lotus, and the child carries the pot pulp. He went with Yutian, and Ding Zhuang was in Nangang. The feet are steaming in the summer and the sun is burning in the back.

I don't know the heat, but I regret the long summer. And there was a poor woman, with a child beside her. The right hand holds the ear, and the left arm hangs the basket.

Listen to their words, and hear the withered ones sad. The family land lost all the taxes, and they were hungry. What merit do I have now, I have not been a farmer.

There are 300 stones, and there is surplus grain in the year. I am ashamed to remember this, and I will never forget it.

How do you pronounce the word "bird"?

刈 【 yì】 Movement (1) (本作穗布早乂.) Shape sound. From the knife, 乂 (yì) sound.

This work is "righteousness". Original meaning: mowed grass) (2) Same as original meaning [mow; cut down] 刈,断也。

Again, kill also. ——Guangya" is 刈 is 濩. - Poetry, Zhounan, Ge Tan" Waist sickle and sunflower weed, leaning on a cane to herd chickens and dolphins.

Cons Li - Bao Zhao "Dai Dong Wu Xuan" (3) Another example: mowing (harvesting; harvest); (4) Kill [kill] and kill it. ——Chinese Wu and the use of soldiers by the greedy in later generations to kill the people.

What is the word and how to read it?

刈, yì, mowing grass. (1) This work. Shape sound.

From the knife, 乂 (yì) sound. This work is "righteousness". Original meaning:

Mow. (2) Same as [mow; cut down] 刈,断也。 Again, kill also.

Guangya" Chinese characters.

Mow. Pronunciation: Bu Sanyuan yì

Interpretation: 1. 刈型: yì

2, this work "乂" shape sound. From the knife, 乂 (yì) sound. This work is "righteousness". Original meaning: mowing grass).

3. Same meaning.

Mow, break also. Again, kill also. - Guangya".

It's mowing. —"Poetry, Zhounan, Ge Tan".

Waist sickle sunflower weed, leaning on the cane herding chickens and dolphins. - Bao Zhao's "Dai Dongwu".

4. Another example: harvesting (harvesting; harvest); 5. Kill [kill].

and died. —Chinese Wu Language

and the use of soldiers by the greedy in later generations to mow the people. —The Great Dai Li