What do three oxen, three horses, and three sheep say, and what do they mean?

犇 (bēn), a variant of "Ben", means to hurry, to run; Hurry to do it. The most awesome Chinese character is "犇", and the fly in the ointment is that the meaning of the word "犇" is not particularly good. Why did the ancients use three oxen to mean "running"?

I guess the wordmaker has witnessed the scene of three cows fighting and you chasing me and running hard :) It is said that there is a team named "Ben Niu". If the name is Niu, the team is Niu, I strongly recommend that the Chinese team change its name to "Ben Niu Team".

There seems to be a man named "Niu Ben", an old artist, who won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 3rd Chinese Film Golden Rooster Awards in 1983 for "Wrangler". "犇" is naturally the most bullish Chinese character.

骉 (biāo), the galloping appearance of horses.

羴 (shān), a variant of "膻". Sheep gas, the smell of mutton.

Let ox x, sheep y, horse z, x y-z=1, x=(1+z)y=y+zy....1)，x/y=2z，x=2zy...2)，x-y-z=3，x=3+y+z...3)

1) (2) substitution, 2zy=y+zy, y=zy, z=y y=1, (3) substitution (1), y+zy=3+y+z, zy=3+z, z=1,y=(3+z) z=4, z=1, y=4, substitution (3), x=3+4+1=8, ox x=8, sheep y=4, horse z=1

Three Jin Nianxin (xīn) buried things to take.

三水念淼 (miǎo).

Three fire nunyan (yàn).

Three 土念枚 (yáo).

Three cow nin 犇 (bēn).

Three hands read 掱 (pá).

Three eyes (mò).

Three Tian Nian 畾 (lěi).

Three horses (biāo).

Three sheep read 羴 (shān).

Three dogs (biāo).

Three deer ninen (cū).

Three fish nun (xiān).

Three bei nun赑 (bì).

Three forces (lie).

Three Mao Nian 毳 (cuì).

Three ears recite niè

Three bends hitchhike (hōng).

Three straight thoughts (chù).

Three dragons (tà, dá).

Three original thoughts (yuán).

Three lei nianjin (bìng).

Three flying thoughts (fēi).

Three knives (lí).

Three and more pronounced (ruò).

Three 士念壵 (zhuàng).

Three small ninja (mó).

Three 子念孨 (zhuǎn).

Three 止念歮 (sè).

Three winds (xiū).

Three falcons (zá).

Three auspicious (zhé).

Three 言念譶 (tà).

Three tongues (qì).

Three incense (xīn).

Three springs (xún).

Three 心念惢 (suǒ).

三白念皛 (xiǎo).

Read dá龘 (dá), describing the appearance of the dragons taking off, and the sound of "Jade Chapter". Long Xing Lang also.

In ancient times, it was the same as "龖", 龖之he, 霆之砉 (砉, [huā] onomatopoeia, describing the sound of rapid action).

The dragon is in the air. <>

羴shān. Pinyin shān, phonetic .

The radical sheep part, 12 strokes outside the department, and 18 strokes in total.

Wubi 86UDUD, Wubi 98UUUJ, Cangjie TQTQQ, Zheng Code UCUU.

Four corners 80551, structural products, overlapping words and three stacked words, and three sheep splitting words.

Unicode 7FB4, stroke order, 111丨, 111, 111丨.

Basic word meaning: 1. The ancient is the same as "膻".

2. Flock of sheep. 3. One of the items of snuff.

Homophone: mountainBasic literal meaning: 山shān

1. The towering part formed by the ground: the earth mountain. Cliff. Mountains. Mountains. Mountain road. Hill. The mountains and rivers are beautiful. The rain is about to come and the wind is full of buildings (a metaphor for the tense atmosphere before the outbreak of conflict or war).

2. Shaped like a mountain: gable (the wall on both sides of a herringbone house. Also known as "Fangshan").

3. Describe loudly: mountain sound. Long live the mountain.

4. Surname.

Three cows? （bēn）

Three horses? (biāo) Three sheep thoughts? (shān) 三水念淼 (miǎo) Yao (三土, pronounced yáo, meaning: mountain high, mostly used in personal names. ）

犇 (three cows, pronounced bēn, meaning: the same as "run", to hurry, to run, to hurry, to escape, etc. Nie (three ears, pronounced niè) is not related.

鱻 (three fish, pronounced xiān, meaning "fresh") lei (three stones, pronounced lěi, original meaning: many stones).

猋 (three small dogs, pronounced biāo).

贔 (three treasures, pronounced bì).

worm (3 worms overlap, pronounced chong ) worm's traditional Chinese) rape (three female characters overlap, pronounced jian) (traitor's traditional style) 驫 (three horses, pronounced piāo).

嚞 (three auspicious, pronounced zhé).

譶 (three words, pronounced tà).

舙 (three tongues, pronounced qì).

瞐 (three eyes, pronounced mò).

馫 (三子香, pronounced xīn).

灥 (three springs, pronounced xún).

靐 (three ringing thunder, pronounced bìng).

畾 (three strips, pronounced léi).

Bang (three cars, pronounced hōng).

皛 (three white, pronounced xiǎo).

惢 (三粒心, pronounced suǒ).

尛 (three small, pronounced mó).

麤 (three deer, pronounced cū).

龘 (three dragons, pronounced dá, meaning the same as "龖", the appearance of the dragon soaring. Ticket (three tickets, pronounced piāo, meaning "floating"). Lightly lifted) Xin (three gold, pronounced xīn, meaning the old store size, personal name with words, take its gold and prosperity meaning) Sen (three wood, pronounced withered Ling sēn, meaning dense).

淼 (three water, pronounced miǎo, meaning (the appearance of the water is vast and boundless) Yao (three soil, pronounced yáo, meaning mountain high. It is mostly used for personal names) 壵 (three shi, pronounced zhuàng, meaning ancient with "zhuang") 厽 (the right half of the three private, pronounced lěi, meaning the clod of soil for the wall. 掱 (three hands, pronounced pá, meaning commonly known as pickpockets for three hands, so written "掱") products (three families, pronounced pǐn, the original meaning is carefully matched:

Many) crystal (三日, pronounced jīng, meaning Qingming; Sunny).

孨 (三子, pronounced zhuǎn, meaning cautious).

Zhong (上四下豕, pronounced zhòng, meaning the same as "public") 毳 (three hairs, pronounced cuì, meaning animal fur).

羴 (three sheep, pronounced shān, meaning ancient is the same as "膻") 朤 (four months, pronounced lǎng).

矗 (three straight, pronounced chù, meaning towering).

芔 (three grasses, pronounced huì, meaning "hui") in ancient times

歮 (three stops, pronounced sè, meaning ancient with "astringency").

雥 (three falcons, pronounced zá, meaning flock of birds).

叒 (three again, pronounced ruò, meaning the same as "if").

飍 (three yin winds, pronounced xiū, meaning the appearance of running in fright).

飝 (three planes, pronounced fēi, meaning unknown.) ）

刕 (three sharp knives, pronounced lí, meaning: surname. ）

焱 (三愱火, pronounced yàn, meaning: spark, flame. ）

The three cows are the character 犇, pronounced bēn.

The three sheep is a 羴字, pronounced as: shān.

The three fish are 鱻字, pronounced xiān.

1. Ben Interpretation:

1. Run; Run.

2. Hurry; Hurry or hurry.

3. Escape. 4. Surname.

2. Interpretation:

1. Like the smell of mutton.

2. Exposed. 3. Interpretation:

1. Fresh. 2. Bright.

3. (Taste) Beautiful.

4. Delicious and timely food.

5. Ancient refers to raw fish.

Ben (first tone), 羴 shan (first tone), 鱻xian (first tone).

The pronunciation of the word is: [shān], which means like the smell of mutton.

羴pinyin: shān, phonetic: radical: sheep department.

Extra-departmental strokes: 12 strokes, total strokes: 18 strokes, five strokes 86:

UDUD Wubi 98: uuuj, Cangjie: tqtqq, Zheng code:

ucuu, four corners: 80551, structure: pinzi, overlapping:

Three-fold word splitting: three sheep, Unicode: 7FB4, stroke order: , 111丨, 111, 111丨.

Interpretation: 1Fat.

2.Flock. 3.One of the snuff items.

Evolution of Chinese characters: only italics.

1.羴 [ xīng shān ]

Fishy. 2.犇羴鱻 [ bēn shān xiān ] A well-known signboard in the catering industry, named after "犇羴鱻", which means: to enjoy delicious food with "羴" and fresh, and China's rich and profound cultural connotation is given to "Ben".

羴shān.

This character is pronounced "mountain", which is also a variant of "膻". What can you smell when you fall into a flock? Shame! There is an idiom called "fishy attachment", and the so-called "fat" is the taste of mutton.

Three horses, three sheep, three dogs, three deer, can you pronounce these four words, let's take a look.

The three cows are the character 犇, pronounced bēn. The three sheep is a 羴字, pronounced as: shān. The three fish are 鱻字, pronounced xiān.

1. Ben Interpretation:

1.Run; Run: Crazy. Gallop.

2.Hurry; Hurry or hurry: life. Mourning.

3.Escape: Run. Running from side to side.

4.Surname. 2. Interpretation:

1.Smell like mutton: gas. Taste. Fishy.

2.Bare. 3.Chest: Medium.

a TCM refers to the chest cavity**, where the pericardium is located.

b The name of the acupuncture point, located in the middle of the anterior chest.

3. Interpretation:

1.Freshness: Flowers. Meat.

2.Bright: Red. Yan.

3.(Taste) good: The taste is very good.

4.Delicious and timely food.

5.Ancient refers to raw fish: governing a big country, if cooking small.

Evolution of Chinese characters: None.

Run, run.

2.犇逐 [bēn zhú].

Run; 3.犇凑 [bēn còu].

Also known as "Ben Yuan". Attachment; Gather.

4.犇星 [bēn xīng].

Meteor. 5.犇走 [bēn zǒu].

Rush away; Run away.

The first sound of the three cows pronounced Ben (ben).

The first sound of the three fish pronounced 鱻 (xian).

The first sound of the three sheep is pronounced 羴 (shan).

Three fish read xian fresh.

Three sheep pronounced shan 膻 (pronounced: mountain).

Three cows pronounce ben 璇 (pronounced: Ben).

Three water (miao) three sounds, three cows (ben) one sound, three sheep (shan) one sound.

羴shān.

Radical strokes. Radical: Sheep Outer Strokes: 12 Total Strokes:

18 Wubi 86: udud Wubi 98: uuuj Cangjie:

tqtqq stroke order number: 431112431113431112 square number: 80551 unicode:

CJK unifies the Chinese character U+7FB4

Basic literal meaning. 1.Ancient the same as "膻".

2.Flock.

3.One of the snuff items.