How do you pronounce it?

媪ao (third tone).

There are two pronunciations, I'm not sure.

Pronunciation: ǎoInitials: None. Finals: ao

Meaning: Elderly woman.

Citation: Song Dynasty Xin Qiji's "Qingpingle Village Residence": the thatched eaves are low, and the grass is green on the stream. Wu Yin is good in drunk, who is white-haired?

Translation: The thatched eaves of the thatched hut are low and small, and the brook is covered with green grass. The drunken Wu local accent sounds gentle and beautiful, whose in-laws and elders are the ones with white hair?

妪: yù Initials: y

Finals: U meaning: a common name for elderly women.

Citation: Tang Dynasty Du Fu's "Stone Trench Officials": Although the old woman's strength is declining, please return from the night of the official.

Translation: Though I am old and weak, please allow me to follow you back to the camp overnight.

Pinyin: ǎo. Finals: ao, tone: third tone.

Old woman. Pinyin: ǎo, radical:

Female, Wubi: VJLG, foreign name: exeunt, strokes:

12 strokes, structure: left and right structure, stroke order number: 531251125221, wording:

Morphophonic, part of speech: noun, phonetic: radical stroke:

3, the outer strokes: 9, stroke order: fold, apostrophe, horizontal, vertical, fold, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, folding, vertical, vertical, horizontal.

Interpretation: Elderly woman.

Elderly: Elderly. It also refers to women in general. 媪, the surname of the "Dragon Mother" of the Pearl River, the surname "Wen" is also known as "Yuan", because it originally grew in the Wuming River in Guangxi (known as Wenshui or Yuanshui in ancient times) and followed the surname.

Compounds: old wife, milk wife, wine woman, magic woman, earth wife, neighbor woman, yellow woman, Taoist woman, woman, negative woman, milk woman, village woman.

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媪 is pronounced as ǎo

1. Interpretation. Yuan is one of the mythical beasts in ancient Han legends. Like sheep but not sheep, like pig not pig.

Eat human brains underground, and be able to speak. Stick a cypress branch into its head to kill it. ("The Classic of Mountains and Seas, the Four Classics of the West") "Sou Shen Ji" and "Jin Taikang Chronicles" are also contained.

Woman: A woman who is old and old. It also refers to women in general.

Milk. Yuan, the surname of the "Dragon Mother" of the Pearl River, the surname "Wen" is also known as "Yuan", because it originally grew in the Wuming River in Guangxi (known as Wenshui or Yuanshui in ancient times) and followed the surname.

2. Compounds. 1, Weng Yuan: Weng Yuan generally refers to the elderly, from "Qingpingle Village Residence" in "Who is white-haired Weng Yuan".

2, Lingyuan: refers to the mother of the white emperor who beheaded the snake by Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty.

3. Huang Yuan: refers to the father and mother of Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty.

4. Nursery: Nursing mother. Children who are fed by the same nursing mother are called siblings.

5. Neighbor Sister: Meaning Pihong is the common name for women in ancient times.

3. The difference between an old woman and an old woman.

Both are addresses for the old woman. The difference is that the old woman is the ancient name for the old woman. There is also a saying that an old woman refers to an old woman, and an old woman refers to an old woman.

Tang Dynasty Wen Tingyun "Inscription He Zhizhang's Former Residence" poem: "The old lady has a weed, and the fool loses the rent." "The Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years" Chapter 79:

The old man thought about it, since he had no parents since he was a child, his parents were always young, why did he hang the god of joy and draw an old woman. Qing Tan Sitong "Renxue" I: "I have always thought that rice and salt are miscellaneous, chickens and dolphins are criticized, and the intentions of the old woman and the maid, and the doctors who are familiar with today, are not otherwise." ”