What does 鐾鞴 mean What does it mean

鐾 Pinyin: bèi bì

Radical: Gold, Extra-Strokes: 13, Total Strokes: 21

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Stroke order number: 513251414311234112431 Four corner number: 70109 Unicode: CJK unified Chinese character u+943e

Basic literal meaning. Sharpen.

bèiㄅㄟˋ

Rub the knife several times on cloth, skin, stones, etc., to sharpen it: knife.

Detailed literal meaning. 鐾 bèi

Move the knife on cloth, leather, stone, etc., and rub it repeatedly a few times to make it sharp. Such as: knives.

A car ring, a kind of ornament covering the car blade.

絥, "Shuowen": "Che Zhi also". Tatar, the same. Guangyun".

Through "service, quilt, and hair".

Tatan, 犕, quilt, clothing - ancient clothing words, to sound, read 犕 (now simplified Chinese characters are prepared). The sound is approaching, that is, prostrate. "The Book of Songs: Guan Ju":

I can't ask for it, I can't think about it, I am leisurely, and I turn and turn. 'Serve and side rhyme, "Book of Songs" in the word, a total of 16 places, all made Pubei cut down. It is different from the reading of the room six cuts (volts) today.

The ancient 'clothes' are also used as a pouch. "I Ching: The Second Resignation": "The ox rides the horse."

犕 means 'immediately saddling'. "Hanshu Biography of Foreign Relatives": "Take it Lang to be its horse."

It was changed to 'been' again. Therefore, "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Peng Pet" has the saying "six horses". Since the saddle is 'leather'......Du Fu's poem has the sentence 'I Cao Ta Ma listens to the morning chicken'.

It can be seen that the four characters of clothing, 犕, quilt, and tartar are homophonic. Before liberation, Peking Opera played the role of the master and servant, and the master traveled and ordered the servant to say: 'Serve the horse.'

That is, the meaning of the ancient language. (Quoted from page 474 of Huang Xianfan's "A Preliminary Study on the Interpretation of Ancient Books-Huang Xianfan's Academic ** Selection", Guangxi Normal University Press, July 2004).

Tatar "Movement" puts the saddle bridle and the like on the horse. Equip chariots and horses.

Tatar horses stay in severe frost. Wang Changling's "Plugged Song".

Another example: Tatar horse (ready to drive, equipped with mounts); Tatar (Prepare Horse).

Tatar bèi 1It refers to equipping chariots and horses, and putting saddle bridles and other things on horses.

Tatar bù 1See"Tatar"。

Tatar bèi 1The skin of the wind blowing the fire. Commonly known as bellows. 2.Finger drums blow fire to melt. See"Tatana liquid"。 3.It refers to the water gushing and rushing under pressure.

Tatar gōu 1Arm sleeve. Made with leather. When archery and eagle shooting, tie your arms and tie your sleeves to make it easier to move. 2.It is used as a women's ** ornament. 3.Predicate frame (eagle). 4.Leather blower bag. Commonly known as bellows.

It is usually only in the wrong **.

is an assignment operator, a*=b, equivalent to a=a*b, similar to a+=b, equivalent to a=a+b, a-=b is equivalent to a=a-b.

Add a value. Subtract the assignment.

Multiplication assignment. Divide the assignment.

Remainder assignment. Bitwise vs. Assignment.

Bitwise or assigned.

Bitwise XOR assignment.

Left shift assignment.

Right shift assignment.