The ancient Chinese way of shouting to mom and dad

Different regions speak different languages.

This is a homeschooling that varies in plus regions.

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Calling one's father is father, and it's a very traditional way of calling one, and we still have that way until now, and most importantly, at that time father was the pillar of the family.

In ancient times, mothers, or men were called grandmothers to their lovers. Grandma, grandma.

In ancient times, fathers or women were honored as lovers. Grandpa, master.

In the Old Chinese Dictionary, there is"Basking"Word. Nope"milk"、"Mother"Word. In ancient times, mom, father, and mother were called grandma.

Basking is a feminine honorific title. It is also the meaning of mother. Lao Grandma is the honorific title of the mother's father's mother. Therefore, it is the honorific title of woman, goddess, and female celestial honor.

Therefore, men call their lovers grandmothers. Grandma.

Milk and mother-in-law are derogatory terms. It's hard to get into the hall of elegance.

Milk is an organ. Po is a derogatory term for a woman who insults her lover's mother.

Mother honorifically called grandma. Mother or father's mother is honored as Grandma. Queen Mother. Big Mother.

The father of the mother or father is honored as the master. Father Wang. Father.

Calling it a grandmother is one of the answers.

In ancient times, the elegant names for parents included Shuang Parent, Gao Tang, Yan Jun, Zun Qin, Ben Qin, Ci Qin, Kind Knee, Yan Qin, Qin Yan, Qin Ting, Chun Xuan, Chun Tingxuan Room, Kindness, Erzun, Sluggishness, Ji Zun, Gu Qing, etc., among which Yan Jun and Yan Qin can also be used to call the father alone.

In ancient times, respect was a common honorific term, calling one's own father could be called "family honor", and addressing the other person's father could be called "lingzun".

In ancient times, the nicknames of fathers were Taigong, Chuntang, Chunting, Chunshe, Zunjun, Zunfu, Fuzhang, Jiazun, Yanqin, Jiajun, Jiayan, Jiaweng, Jiagong, etc., if you add a precursor before the title, it represents the deceased father.

In ancient times, the mother's nicknames included Zunci, Zuntang, Zunxuan, Xianxuan, Shoutang, Jiaci, Beitang, Tangxuan, Xuanmu, Xuanqin, Xuanyi, Tangqian, Ciyi, etc.

1. During the Han Dynasty, the mother was called "sister" and "society".

2. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the mother was also called "Jiajia" and "Ajia".

3. The common people of the Tang Dynasty called their mothers "A-Niang" and "Niangniang" on informal occasions. In serious situations, or if you want to show respect, you can call "mother". If it is a prince or princess, it is the same as the people.

On solemn occasions, it should be respectfully addressed as "Her Royal Highness the Queen".

4. During the Song Dynasty, the mother was called "sister". Calling the concubine "uncle" and the father's concubine (the father's concubine) "concubine". As for the royal family, the prince and the princess called the mother (queen) "Niangniang".

5. During the Ming Dynasty, it was generally called "mother", "mother" or "mother". At this time, there was already a "Lingtang". When it comes to the deceased mother, it is "Xianyu".

6. During the Qing Dynasty, the official eunuch families of the Eight Banners called their mothers "Eniang", and sometimes they also used Han to call "mother" or "mother".