The ancient word for 骈 refers to several horse drawn carts 10

骈 pián

Moving" shape sound. From the horse, and in parallel. Original meaning: two horses driving a car).

The same meaning is the same as the original meaning, driving two horses. - Sayings

Then you have to ride a chariot and a horse. - The Great Biography of Shangshu

Flying wings. - Ji Kang, "Qin Fu".

Another example: a horse (a car with two horses driving side by side).

Juxtaposition [stand side by side; place side by side]

He died between the stables. - Don Hanyu, "Horse Says".

Puppet Series. - Bangu's "Eastern Capital Fu".

Another example: 骈集 (shoulder to shoulder gathering); Suda (Parallel Affiliation. also made as a puff filling, khotan); 骈字 (a two-character word, including a compound word of meaning and a compound word of derivation. such as heaven and earth, nature, as if, etc.); Juxtaposition (juxtaposition metaplasia).

Parallel connection; Merge [combine; merge]

Cao Gong heard about his threats. - Twenty-three years of the Duke of Zuo

Another example: 骈然 (the appearance of connection); Hypochondria (ribs joined together); Bones (two bones attached); Trunk (flank connected); Stones (stones connected in pairs); Consolidation (consolidation).

Gather; Gather [gather; assemble;spread out;set out;enumerate]。Such as: gathering (gathering); Performing on the same stage; Teeth (anterior teeth are born into one); 骈骈 (numerous, prosperous appearance); 骈蕃 (many and abundant); Jura (juxtaposition, enumeration); Khotan (numerous; Gather; 骈戮 (骈诛.

Killed).

Pun: Juxtaposed, dual, so it's two horses.

Young: Two horses.

Horse: Three horses.

Si: Four horses.

Ride: Four horses and one car.

Horse, driving two horses. ——Saying Wen Jiezi" by Xu Shen of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Two horses act together.

Therefore, it later referred to the dual Fu script.

The original meaning of Chinese characters is "two horses riding side by side", and the extended meaning is to form pairs, gather, etc. Pass "calluse". It is also a surname.

Young: Two horses.

Si: Four horses.

Am I going crazy?

I think that Yu Kai Finger refers to a genetic disease in living organisms, called syndactyly, which is multiple fingers.

Sentence formation: He has one characteristic: it is the finger.

In the ancient text, it refers to the town of two horses and a car.

It can be interpreted as hand disease, etc., and in ancient texts it is explained as several horse-drawn carts.