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囿 Read yòu

1. Shape and sound. The word from 囗 (wéi), from have, there is also a sound. "囗" means "fence", which refers to the fence and fence.

"You" means "to hold meat in your hand", and by extension, "to have animal meat". "囗" and "有" are combined to mean "hunting ground". Original meaning:

Royal Hunting Grounds. Note: 囿 can also be abbreviated as "have".

The "nine haves" in the poem, Shang Song, and Long Hair "Nine Haves and Interceptions" are "Nine Things". "History of the Road" quotes "Spring and Autumn Destiny Calendar": "According to the trend of mountains, rivers and land, the Renhuang clan is cut to Kyushu, which is called the Nine Prisons.

There are nine brothers in the emperor, and each of the nine is long. The emperor resides in Zhongzhou to make eight auxiliaries". In the quotation, it can be seen that "Jiu" means "Kyushu".

Analysis: Yuan and 囿. The "夗" in the word "yuan" means "open" and "open".

From this, it can be seen that "Yuan" means "open botanical and botanical garden". "囿" has a clear border symbol "囗", which is obviously a closed botanical and botanical garden. "Word Forest" said, "There is a wall, and there is no wall."

It's the other way around, it's a wrong interpretation.

囿yòu

Basic literal meaning. 1.Zoo for animals: deer. Garden.

2.Limitations, limitations: to stereotypes.

3.It refers to the gathering of things.

Phonetic pronunciation again. The phrase is confined to the meaning of restraint.

Pronunciation: yòu

Interpretation: It refers to the ancient Chinese garden form for emperors and nobles to hunt and play.

Part of speech.

Noun inside, verb contains.

1. When "囿" is a noun, it means the original meaning: royal hunting ground.

2. When "囿" is a verb, it means to be obsessed.

Compounds

1、囿於成見 [ yòu yú chéng jiàn ] is limited to the original view.

2. 囿於一隅 [ yòuyú yì yú ] is used to indicate that someone's thinking cannot keep pace with the times, his thinking is rigid, and he cannot keep up with the development of the times.

3. 辨囿 [ biàn yòu ].

Circles of debaters, the world of speech.

4. Yuan 囿 [ yuān yòu ].

It is a metaphor for the deep and hidden, the place where things come together.

5. 囿苑 [yòu yuàn].

A garden for raising animals and animals.

Example

1. If you don't know how to understand the wide range of words, you still can't talk about the ruins. - Orthography

2. There is a wall, and there is no wall. - Word Forest

3. There is a forest pond, and there is a medium from the wood. ——Chinese Zhou Language".

4. The abyss of the Sigu Emperor is confined to the country, and the weapon of defending the country is also. - The Book of the Later Han Dynasty, the Biography of Wenyuan, Du Du

5. Taming the beast in the garden, and subordinating the pig in the ditch. - Zhou Tian Elephant Fu".

Description

囿 can also be abbreviated as "have".

The "nine haves" in the poem, Shang Song, and Long Hair "Nine Haves and Interceptions" are "Nine Things".

Discernment

Garden: refers to an open botanical and botanical garden.

囿: refers to a closed botanical and botanical garden.

yòu [name].

Shape sound. From 囗 (wéi), there is sound. "囗" indicates a range and area. Original meaning: the garden version of the ancient emperors raising birds and beasts).

囿, the garden has a wall. - The right to say the text.

There is a wall, and there is no wall. - Word Forest

There is a forest pond, from the wood has a medium. ——Chinese Zhou Language".

The king is in the spirit of the king. - Poetry, Daya, Lingtai

The ancient name is confined, and the Han family is called the garden. - Zhou Li, Confined People" Shuqi County sells wine, and tourists flock to. - Hong Mai, "Yijian Ding Zhi".

Another example: 囿苑 (a garden for raising poultry and beasts); 囿人 (official name. Supervisor of the Garden); 囿游 (the emperor's palace retreat).

It generally refers to the vegetable garden and orchard surrounded by fences. - The Great Dai Li

The place where things come together Centre

Wandering in the confines of the six arts, galloping in the Tu of benevolence and righteousness. - Han Sima Xiangru, "Shanglin Fu".

1.Zoo for animals: deer. Garden.

2.Limitations, limitations: to stereotypes.

3.It refers to the place where things gather: "swimming in the six arts".

囿yòu

Animal garden: deer. Garden.

Confined, restricted: confined to stereotypes.

It refers to the place where things gather: "swimming in the confines of the six arts".

Number of strokes: 9;

radical: 囗;

囿yòu

Basic literal meaning. 1.Zoo for animals: deer. Garden.

2.Limitations, limitations: to stereotypes.

3.It refers to the gathering of things.

囿 Read yòu

1. Shape and sound. The word from 囗 (wéi), from have, there is also a sound. "囗" means "fence", which refers to the fence and fence.

"You" means "to hold meat in your hand", and by extension, "to have animal meat". "囗" and "有" are combined to mean "hunting ground". Original meaning:

Royal Hunting Grounds. Note: 囿 can also be abbreviated as "have".

Poems, Shang Song, Long Hair" "Nine have interceptions".

The "nine haves" in are the "nine confinements". "History of the Road" quotes "Spring and Autumn Destiny Calendar": "According to the trend of mountains, rivers and land, the Renhuang clan is cut to Kyushu, which is called the Nine Prisons.

There are nine brothers in the emperor, and each of the nine is long. The emperor resides in Zhongzhou to make eight auxiliaries". In the quotation, it can be seen that "Jiu" means "Kyushu".

Analysis: Yuan and 囿. The "夗" in the word "yuan" means "open" and "open".

From this, it can be seen that "Yuan" means "open botanical and botanical garden". "囿" has a clear border symbol "囗", which is obviously a closed botanical and botanical garden. "Word Forest" said, "There is a wall, and there is no wall."

It's the other way around, it's a wrong interpretation.

1: 囜 pinyin: nín, interpretation: 囜 nín xian.

2: 囿 Pinyin: yòu Interpretation: refers to a wall, a fence.

3: 囝 [jiǎn] [nān]: Interpretation: [jiǎn] dialect, son.