What does a lone radical mean, and what is the name of a lonely?

Solitary. Pronunciation: [gū].

Radical: Sub. Five strokes: brcy

1. Lone's radical: Zi, the meaning of Zi is as follows:

zǐ] 1.In ancient times, it referred to children, but now it refers specifically to sons: women. Grandchild. Inherit. Brother (junior, young man).

2.Fruits, seeds of plants: vegetables. Melons. True.

3.Animal eggs: fish. Silkworm.

4.Young, small: Chickens. Livestock. City.

5.Small, hard, granular thing: 電 (dàn). Chess.

6.Opposite to "mother": gold (interest). Female buckle. tone (consonant).

7.Address to people: male. Wife. 士 (scholars). Boat (boatman). Just.

8.Ancient honorific titles for people; Called a teacher or a moral and learned person: Kong. Pre-Qin Zhu.

9.The first of the earthly branches, the rat: ugly yin mao (metaphor for the orderly level or the order of things).

10.Used for timing: hours (11 o'clock to 1 o'clock in the evening). Night (late at night).

11.The fourth class of the fifth-class titles in the feudal system: Jue.

12.Attached to nouns, verbs, adjectives, with a noun (read softly): flag. Disorderly. Fat.

13.Individual measure word suffix (read softly): knocked on the door twice.

14.Surname. zì] has no definition.

2. Chinese characters: lonely.

Pronunciation: gū radical: 子.

Number of strokes: 8 Stroke Name: Horizontal Skimming Horizontal Hook, Vertical Hook, Mention, Apostrophe, Apostrophe, Vertical Lift, Point, Stroke.

Explanation:1Death of a young father or both parents: son. Lose. Torr. Widows and widows (orphans, widows, people who have no wife or widow, old age and no children).

2.Individual: Single.

Alone. Stand. Unorthodox.

Proud. Cockroach (alone no still). Seashell.

Body. Dangerous. Appreciate yourself.

Bitter. It's hard to scream. Yunye Crane (a person who is leisurely and leisurely).

3.The self-proclaimed name of the ancient emperors: home. King.

4.Gu Tong "Gu", let down.

1. Lone's radical: son.

2. Interpretation: 1. Death of a father or both parents who died at an early age: son. Lose.

2. Individual: Single. Alone. Stand. Unorthodox.

3. The self-proclaimed name of the ancient emperors: home. King.

4. Gu Tong "Gu", live up.

3. Pinyin: gū

Fourth, strokes: horizontal apostrophe, horizontal hook, vertical hook, mention, apostrophe, apostrophe, vertical mention, point, pinch.

1. Lonely [gū dān].

Single, lonely: Alone. She lived a very good life after leaving her hometown.

2. Loneliness [gū dú].

Alone; Lonely: The old man. His children have gone abroad, and he feels very much.

3. Lonely [gū jì].

Loneliness: Unbearable. He was left alone at home and felt very good.

4. Lonely [gū pì].

Personality) eccentric, unsociable: temperament.

5. Lonely widow [gū guǎ].

Orphans and widows: old and weak.

Died at an early age, father or both parents died: orphans. Orphan. Tuogu. Widows and orphans (orphans, widows, people who have no wife or widow, old age and no children).

Alone: Alone. Lonely.

Isolated. Eccentric. Aloof.

Solitary cocoon (alone without remaining). Solitary Suke. Alone.

Lonely. Lonely and self-appreciative. Lonely.

One man no man. Lonely clouds and wild cranes (people who are leisurely and free).

The self-proclaimed name of the ancient emperor: lonely home. The Lone King.

Gu Tong "Gu", let down.

Number of strokes: 8;

Radical: Sub.

[ gū ]

Radical: Sub. Strokes: Eight.

Five elements: wood. Sequence: g

Structure: Left and right.

Traditional: Lonely. Five strokes: brcy

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Lone pinyin [gū].

Structure: Left and right structure.

Radical: Sub. Stroke order: horizontal apostrophe, horizontal hook, vertical hook, mention, apostrophe, apostrophe, vertical mention, point, and pinch words: 1

solitary luan widow [gū luán guǎ hú] solitary luan: a friend of the uncoupled, a metaphor for a man who has lost his spouse; Widow: A metaphor for widows.

Refers to a man and a woman who have lost their spouses.

2.orphan widow [gū ér guǎ fù].

The father's child died, and the woman whose husband died. It generally refers to those who have lost their loved ones and have no support.

3.solitary standard proud world [gū biāo ào shì] solitary: lonely; Standard: The standard is high. Lonely and self-appreciative, proud of the world. The original description of the chrysanthemum is an independent form. It is a metaphor for the arrogance of the personality and the non-conformity with the vulgar.

4.lone bitter 伶仃 [gū kǔ líng dīng] 伶仃: lonely, without reliance. Lonely and miserable, without support.

5.solitary family widow [gū jiā guǎ rén] The self-proclaimed emperor of the three generations. The latter refers to people who are detached from the masses and isolated and helpless.

Lone pinyin [gū].

Structure: Left and right structure.

Radical: Sub. Stroke order: horizontal apostrophe, horizontal hook, vertical hook, mention, apostrophe, apostrophe, vertical mention, point, and pinch words: 1

solitary luan widow [gū luán guǎ hú] solitary luan: a friend of the uncoupled, a metaphor for a man who has lost his spouse; Widow: A metaphor for widows.

Refers to a man and a woman who have lost their spouses.

2.orphan widow [gū ér guǎ fù].

The father's child died, and the woman whose husband died. It generally refers to those who have lost their loved ones and have no support.

3.solitary standard proud world [gū biāo ào shì] solitary: lonely; Standard: The standard is high. Lonely and self-appreciative, proud of the world. The original description of the chrysanthemum is an independent form. It is a metaphor for the arrogance of the personality and the non-conformity with the vulgar.

4.lone bitter 伶仃 [gū kǔ líng dīng] 伶仃: lonely, without reliance. Lonely and miserable, without support.

5.solitary family widow [gū jiā guǎ rén] The self-proclaimed emperor of the three generations. The latter refers to people who are detached from the masses and isolated and helpless.

The radical of the word "lonely" is "子".

Pinyin: gū Interpretation: 1Children of deceased fathers or both parents: orphans.

2.Alone: Isolated. Alone in the depths.

3.The self-proclaimed name of an ancient Chinese prince.

The pinyin and radical of solitary are: gū; Child.

1. Basic Interpretation.

1. Children of deceased fathers or both parents: sons.

2. Alone: Stand. Army deep.

3. The self-proclaimed title of ancient Chinese princes.

2. Detailed interpretation.

1. Lost his father at a young age, that is, an orphan. The same original meaning is lonely, and there is no father. - Saying that the text is like a solitary son. - Rites: Deep Clothes. Note: "Under thirty years old, no father is called lonely. "The Sim Min's Association died alone. ——Chinese Zhou Language".

2. Lonely foal (pony without mother); orphans (children without parents); Solitary chicks (young birds that have lost their mothers).

3. Orphans and diseases (orphans and disabled people); Six Feet Lonely (a minor child without a father); orphans and the deceased; orphans and widows; Orphans (orphans). It refers specifically to the descendants of those who have sacrificed their lives for the sake of the state.

4. The self-proclaimed monarch and widow of the orphaned ancient princes. ——Bending Pei imitates "Lü's Spring and Autumn Junshou". Note: "Renjun is humble. "Mortals who have this virtue are enough to be called lonely in the south. - Zhuangzi Thief.

5. Called lonely and widowed; Lonely Hail Family (the self-name of ancient kings and candidates).

6. Alone; Lonely and lonely, lonely. - Guangya Interpretation III "The name of the monarch is lonely and widowed. - Lü's Spring and Autumn Period: Jun Shou" and Yan Zhao was at the time of the Qin Revolution's annihilation, which can be described as intellectually lonely. - Song Suxun, "Theory of the Six Kingdoms".

7. Lonely and cold (lonely and lonely); lonely and lonely (lonely); loneliness (loneliness and restlessness); Lonely pile pile (standing alone); Lonely and poor (lonely and poor) lonely and lonely with a bright moon, and everyone is ruined**. - Tang Mengjiao, "Lianzhou Yin".

3. Compounds. Lonely, orphaned, lonely, isolated, isolated, lonely, lonely, lonely.