What do you read by adding 矣 to the left next to the word owe??

The Chinese interpretation of 欸èièiěièiǎi The following results are provided by Handian Dictionary Interpretation 欸èi

Radical strokes. Radical: Missing Extrapart Strokes: 7 Total Strokes: 11

Wubi 86: CTDW Wubi 98: CTDW Cangjie: ikno

Stroke order number: 54311343534 Four corner number: 27882 Unicode: CJK Unified Chinese Character U+6B38

Basic literal meaning. 1.Interjection, indicating a greeting: , you come quickly! 2.Interjection, expressing surprise: , why is he gone again? 3.Interjection, which means echo or agreement: , I'll come!

Detailed literal meaning. Sigh

1.Say yes or agree [yes]. Such as: Huh, I'll come! 2.See also āi; ǎi;ēi;éi;ěi

欸 èi 欸 ěi

Basic literal meaning. 1.Interjection, expressing disapproval: , what you say is not right!

Detailed literal meaning. Sigh

1.Indicates disapproval [no]. Such as: Hey, that's not right! 2.See also āi; ǎi;ēi;éi;èi

欸 èi 欸 ěi

Basic literal meaning. 1.It is an onomatopoeia, which refers to the sound of shaking the oar, such as "the smoke is sold and the sunrise does not see people, and the mountains and rivers are green".

Detailed literal meaning. 1.See also āi; éi;ěi;èi

Commonly used phrases. 1.欸乃 ǎinǎi

the creak of an oar] onomatopoeia. The sound of the boat rocking.

It is a sound of green landscapes. - Liu Zongyuan, "The Fisherman", 欸 ēi

Detailed literal meaning. Sigh

1.Indicates greeting [hello]. Such as: Huh, you come over 2See also āi; ǎi;éi;ěi;èi

欸 éi detailed word meaning.

Sigh 1Indicates surprise or sudden recollection. Such as: Hey, why is he sick! Hey, I've got a movie at three o'clock! 2.See also āi; āi;ēi;ěi;èi

The following results are provided by httpcn for the decomposition of the glyph structure of Chinese characters: 矣財 計 語語 財 計 計 ��

Stroke order number: 54311343534

Stroke order reading and writing: fold and skim horizontal skimming and fold and skimming.

There are four reads:

i;éi;ěi,èi

It depends.

Interpretation of [sea of words].

歞].

Pinyin E1 Taiwanese name words.

Words for place names. See the continental standard "Chinese Character Encoding Character Set for Information Exchange - Eighth Auxiliary Set" (SJ T 11239-2001).

There are two ways to read this word:

1).Nian xī is the meaning of convergence and inhalation: "If you want it, you will fix it."

2).Pronounced shè, is a county place name, in Anhui Province, China.

To do the noun sound is sheFour tones, the name of the county.

Do the verb sound xiA sound, inhale, the meaning of convergence.

What is the last one next to the word owe? - Answer: jiàn.

Canon

[Explanation].

1.Drink and food to see off: OK. Other.

2.Impregnated fruits with honey or sugar, also referred to as fruits impregnated with honey or sugar: honey.

[Compounds].

The sun and the moon. [ bīn jiàn rì yuè ] welcome and send. Refers to the passage of time. Bin, through "傧", refers to greet. 饯, refers to farewell.

Food. [ jiàn xíng ] set up wine to see off.

Male. [ gōng jiàn ] 饯行宴 held by the public.

Corpses. [ jiàn shī ] is a sacrifice in which wine is offered to the corpse that is sacrificed on behalf of the deceased. A kind of ritual in ancient times.

Candied. [ mì jiàn ] i.e. candied fruit.

Gifts. [ jiàn zèng ]饯行 is given with poetry.

Feast. [ jiàn xí ] 饯farewell banquet.

Aged old. [ jiàn suì ] Set up a wine banquet to bid farewell to the old year.

Ancestral fruit. [ zǔ jiàn ]1.Food. 2.Juzudian. On the eve of the funeral, a memorial service is set up to pay tribute to the deceased.

Ban Kuo. [ bān jiàn ]

Side (4) on the right side of the word one by one, one by one, one example word one by one, want to blow.

Like. Pronunciation: [xīn].

Radical shouts the bridge: owes five strokes: ujqw

Interpretation: 1Love, envy: Envy. Admire.

2.Feast, when Zheng Meng sacrificed, the gods enjoyed the state stocking offerings and incense: Enjoy.

歑 [hū].

Old. Pinyin: hū

Radical: owed, extra-departmental strokes: 11, total strokes:

15 Wubi 86: hatw Wubi 98: htuw Cangjie:

ydno stroke order number:215315343123534 square positive omen:27282 unicode:

CJK unifies Chinese characters. The basic meaning of u+6b51 --- quiet.

In ancient times, it is the same as "hoo", woohoo. ◎

Breathe out the clear branches, breathe out.

欤 (欤).

yú is a literary particle that expresses a tone of question, exclamation, cross-examination, etc.

Number of strokes: 7;

radical: owed; Detailed explanation: 欤.

欤 yú助] (shape sound. From owing, with sound. owed, related to the outgas. Original meaning: exclamation, cross-examination, questioning tone) Expression questioning tone.

The capable use and the wise seek, and the wise are wise? - Liu Zongyuan, "The Biography of Ziren".

Table exclamation tone.

The people of the Wyeth! The people of the Ge Tian clan! - Jin Taoqian, "The Biography of Mr. Wuliu".

Table cross-examination tone.

Zifei Sanlu Dafu? - Historical Records

欸pinyin: 楷书ēi éi ěi èi ǎi āi Zhuyin:

欸的Pinyin: ǎi ēi 注音:

Traditional Chinese characters: 欸 Chinese character structure: left and right structure Typography: shape and sound simplified radicals: owe radical strokes: 4 external strokes: 7 total strokes: 11 stroke order: fold and skim horizontal and horizontal apostrophe.

欸èi

Interjection, indicating a greeting: Huh, you come quickly!

欸èi

Interjection, expressing disapproval: Hey, what you said is not right!

欸èi

欸 is an onomatopoeia, referring to the sound of shaking the oar, such as "the cigarette is sold and the sunrise does not see people, and the landscape is green."

欸,ǎi,Liu Zongyuan has a poem: 欸乃一山山绿。