Pinyin: xián?

Radical: bow

Stroke: 8

Five elements: water

Explanation:

1, the rope between the two ends of the bow back, uses its elasticity to send an arrow: bow ~.

2. Lines rubbed and vibrated on musical instruments.

3, clockwork, etc.

4. A line segment connecting two points on the circumference.

5. In ancient China, the hypotenuse facing the right angle in the isosceles right triangle was called.

Group words: string songs? Second line? Lower chord? Sub-string? Set string? Black boy? Silk thread? sine

Extended data

Glyph evolution

Classical Chinese version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": string, bow string also. Seen from the bow, it looks like a silk. All strings are strings.

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Strings are tied at both ends of the crossbow. The glyph takes the "bow" as the edge, like a string tied at both ends of the bow. All words related to bows are bounded by "bows".

Phrase analysis:

First, string songs? [Xi á n Gü]

Explanation: Sing according to the harp.

Quote: Guo Moruo's Hong Qubo, Chapter 4, Section 3: "The sound of string songs stirs almost all day. Our access control is not strict, and foreigners can enter and leave at will. "

Second, the lower chord? [Xia Xián]

Explanation: On the 22nd or 23rd of each month in the lunar calendar, when the connection between the sun and the earth is at right angles to the connection between the earth and the moon, you can see that the moon is inverted "D" on the earth, which is commensurate with the lower chord.

Quote: In Yu Dafu's Bo Dian: "When I wake up, it's time for the next quarter moon to rise."

Third, set the string? [Ding Xi 'an]

Explanation: The metaphor is correct.

Quote: Zhou Libo's Storm, Part II, 24: "Laotiantou went up to Lao Suntou and asked,' Which horse do you want?' Lao Sun said,' We haven't decided yet. "