What is the last word next to the ear, and what is the word next to the right ear?

Dan snorted "shape".

dān ears grow.

The ears belong to the shoulders, and the eyebrows cover the cheeks. Song Su Shi "Supplement the Zen Moon Arhat Praise".

He who sticks out his tongue sticks out his tongue.

Lao Tzu was surprised, so he stuck out his tongue and was dumbfounded, so he had the name of Lao Dan. Taiping Guangji" quotes Ge Hong's "Legend of the Immortals".

Dan "Name" is the name of an ancient country.

Therefore, the feudal relatives took the Fan Ping Zhou. Guan, Cai....Dan....Bun no Akiya. Left Biography

Words for personal names. Lao Dan, that is, Lao Tzu, surnamed Li Ming'er, was a thinker in the late Spring and Autumn Period and the founder of Taoism.

聃dān 1The ears are long and large. I used to think it was a longevity sign.

Said Wen Ear":"Elderly, too. "Duan Yu's Commentary:

Man, quote also. Those who are ear-mounted, their ears are as big as they are introduced. "Zhang Shunhui about note:

Man has a long meaning. It is said that the ear is long, that is.

Sagging. As the old saying goes, earlobes live a long life. "The Book of Rites, Zeng Zi Asked":

I have heard all the old men. 'Zheng Zhuyun:'Lao Yu, the name of the ancient longevity examiner.

It's right. "Song Su Shi's "Supplement to the Zen Moon Arhat Praise" II:"The ears belong to the shoulders, and the eyebrows cover the cheeks.

Later, it was extended to old appearance. "Lishi Lao Tzuming":"Ran, the appearance of the old man.

2.pass"Delay"。Infatuated.

3.Ancient country names. 4.

According to legend, it is the character of Lao Tzu. See "Historical Records: The Biography of Lao Tzu Han Feilie".

阫 [pinyin]: [péi] [literal meaning]: 1Wall: "The day is a thief, the day is in the hole."”

The words next to the right ear are: that, courtyard, capital, team, suburbs, post, yin, yang, array, department, a, except, neighbor, inter, descend, land, long, separation, danger, zheng, barrier, han, and contempt.

That, the commonly used Chinese characters, the pronunciation is nǎ, nèi, nà or nā, etc. When "that" is used for place names, it is pronounced nuó; In ancient times, the "which" which meant the interrogative adverb or interrogative pronoun was also often written as "that", which was read as nǎ; The "that", which is commonly used in modern Chinese to express demonstrative pronouns, is pronounced nà; The "that" used as a surname is also pronounced nā; "That" can also be used as the name of the Zhou Dynasty "聃", which is pronounced nán at this time.

Next to the right ear is:

Deng, Han, 邘, Qiong, Kuang, Pi, Bang, Xing, Xie, Chu, Pi, Wu, Fang, Qi, Na, Hand, Bing, Pi, Shao, Ye, Post, Qiu, Lin, Di, Zou, Yi, Shao, Tai, Tai, Yi, Ye, Yu, Jia, Zhi, Di, Yi, Zheng, Lang.

1. Deng dèng, the ancient country name dengstate], Deng, the country with the surname Man. It now belongs to Nanyang. From the eup, ascend the sound. Eastern Han Dynasty Xu Shen "Sayings".

2. The surname Kwong is one of the Chinese surnames, and Kwong's pinyin is kuang. According to the book "300 Chinese Surnames" published in 2007, the surname Kuang was the 264th largest surname in the 2006 ranking of China's surname population, accounting for more than Chinese people, and the people with the surname Kuang accounted for about the total population of the country, with a total population of about 240,000.

3. Bang (pinyin: bānɡ) is a first-class character in modern Chinese, which was first seen in oracle bone inscriptions. The original meaning was to establish an earth boundary. Later, it was extended to the meaning of country, town, etc. In the Warring States period, it changed from a phonetic character to a phonetic character.

4. Xing, an ancient Chinese character, the variant character is 郉, and there are three interpretations: the name of the place, referring to today's Xingtai City, and the abbreviation of Xingtai City.

5. evil (pinyin: xié, yá, yé) is a first-level general standard Chinese character (commonly used characters) in Chinese. This character was first seen in the Warring States period, and also in the pre-Warring States work "Book of Songs".

Ancient glyphs from yi, tooth sound. "Evil" was originally used in place names, such as "Lang Xie", that is, Lang Xuan.

1. The words next to the ear are divided into left ear and right ear. It is also known as next to the left ear knife, and the left ear is covered. In regular script, the glyph "阜" in the character "阜 (fù)" is transformed into the character "阝" written on the left side of the glyph.

Mons, pictogram. The oracle bone glyph resembles a stone stone on the edge of a mountain cliff. It is used to indicate the meaning of terrain or elevation.

Original meaning: earth mountain. The words next to the left ear are:

Deng, Team, Han, Kuang, Pi, Qian, Qiong, Han, Bang, Pi, Fang, Fang, Jie, Jing, Qian, Na, Ruan, Wu, Xie, Xing, Yang, Yin, Array, Village, A, Pi, Shao, Chen, Di, Fu, etc.;

2. Next to the right ear is a radical of the constituent Chinese characters, which is pronounced as fǔ. Commonly known as "soft ear knife", "next to both ears", "double ear knife", on the left is "left ear knife", on the right is "right ear knife", it looks like a human ear, but in fact it has nothing to do with "ear". Examples of Chinese characters representing the right ear are:

Du, Lin, Bang, Xie, Chen, Coconut, Na, Han, Ye, Qiong, Ying, Guo, Kuang, Fang, You, Deng, Yu, Jiao, Zou, Qiu, Yun, Li, Hao, Hao, Zhi, Mi Xing, Hand, etc.

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Here, according to the questions you provide, you will find the following ear words next to them: 1. 耴yì Interpretation: 聱耴, many sounds; The state of the fish bird.

2. Interpretation of cerumen: cerumen, earwax, earwax, waxy substances secreted by the pihe hail glands. 3. Yeyé, yē Interpretation:

The question word in literary language is equivalent to "what" or "what": "Do you not pity the son and sister?" "Is it Jefiyeh?

Gu Tong "master", father. 4. Interpretation of the dā of the chan zhenfan: drooping, drooping downward, such as "drooping the head without making a sound".

Also known as "pulling" ("pulling" is read softly), big ears. 5. Interpretation: Ancient with "job".

6. 耼dān Interpretation: the same as "聃". 7. Interpretation of 耽dān:

Indulge, obsessed: Fun. Delay:

Delay, delay. 8. Shame chǐ Interpretation: shame, humiliation:

Shame, shame. 9. 耺yún Interpretation: Sound in the ear.

Bells and drums) sounded: "The piano is not sonorous, and the back drum is not loud." "10, 耹 qín interpretation:

Sound. 11, talk about liáo interpretation: let's go, reluctantly, make up and and:

Talk about it (let's talk), talk about self-entertainment with Lutan, talk about Fuer (let's talk about it), talk about it. Dependence, sustenance: boring, boring.

Slightly: Talk about the heart of the table. Small talk:

Chatting, small talking. Tinnitus: Chatting. Surname.