What words Linga reads, what words does Linga heart have

林}下{心} is an extension of the word b, pronounced lán, the web page cannot be displayed, refer to the word **.

Similar to the extension b-word.

<> the words used in place names, see the continental standard "Chinese Character Set for Information Exchange - Eighth Auxiliary Set of Chinese Character Encoding" (SJ T 11239-2001).

懋 ] mào radical "heart" 4 paintingsExtra-13Total strokes 17upper and lower structure; Shape sound.

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懋 ] mào move

1) Shape and sound. From the heart, 楙 ( mào) sound. Original meaning: encouragement, so that people work hard.

2) Same meaning.

Mao, reluctantly. - Say.

Mao Jian has a great life. - Book Pan Geng

Mao Sui persuaded to divide and save enough money. ——Chinese Jin Yu IV

3) Another example: Mao Xue (diligent study); Mao Yang (strive to exalt); 4) Extreme force. Xianmao is strong to be strong. ——Zhang Heng, "Tokyo Fu".

5) "Trade". Trading, buying and selling. Whether there is a settlement or not. - Book Yiji

Inflections. 懋 ] mào shape

1) Tong "Mao". Big; Grand.

To Mounaide, Jia Nai Pi achievement. - Book of Great Yu Mo

2) Another example: Mao Gong (Great Gong); Maodian (grand ceremony); Mao Ye (Daye) 3) Beautiful. Woohoo. - The Book of the Later Han Dynasty, Emperor Zhang. Note: "Miya." ”

4) Another example: Maohua (Meisheng's chemical education).

The word "forest" consists of two"Wooden"(mu four tones) word composition, as the saying goes, two trees into a forest, is this meaning. The character "林" is pronounced in Chinese pinyin linRead the second tone.

Check the first word on the p280 side of the Xinhua Dictionary "Lin" lin (second tone)."Lin" is pronounced the same as "Lin, Lin".

懋 [pinyin]: [mào] [word meaning]: 1

Be diligent and hardworking. 2.Ancient with "Mao", grand.

3.Encouragement, encouragement. 4.

Beauty. 5.Glad.

Common phrases]: 1懋勤殿 [màoqín diàn].

Pinyin: lán . Ancient place names.

The above pronunciation and interpretation: See page 2309 of the Great Chinese Dictionary; See The Sea of Chinese Characters, p. 997.

lán Ancient place names.

The Great Dictionary of the Chinese Language, p. 2309; The Sea of Chinese Characters, p. 997.

Pinyin: lán . Ancient place names.

The above pronunciation and interpretation: See page 2309 of the Great Chinese Dictionary; See The Sea of Chinese Characters, p. 997.

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