What does Kan mean?

1, one of the eight diagrams, the hexagram is "?" , which stands for water. See [gossip]

2. The natural or artificially constructed stepped object of the ridge: the ridge. There are obstacles in front of Tiankaner, so be careful not to trip.

3. Low-lying places; Pit.

4. Last name.

5. The abbreviation of Candela. A light source emits monochromatic radiation with a frequency of 540× 10 12 Hz. When the radiation intensity in this direction is 1/683 watts per sphericity, the luminous intensity is 1 Kan.

Second, Chinese Pinyin: kǐ n

Third, the radical of Kan: soil

Fourth, the structure of Chinese characters: left and right structure

Verb (abbreviation of verb) related vocabulary:

Rough shoulders, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges, ridges.

Extended data:

First, the evolution of glyphs:

The original meaning of word formation: noun, Shan Ye or pit on the ground.

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Kan, sleepy. From the earth, I owe a call. ?

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Kan, a sunken pit. The glyph takes "earth" as the edge and "owe" as the edge.

Second, the phrase definition:

1, [Tiank m] [Tiank n]?

Tian Geng

2, chest ridge [xi not ng k m]?

I'm still worried.

3. Bakan?

Poor and frustrated.

4. Kan [K South]?

Pit. Metaphor is dangerous.

5. K. short view?

Terraces and pits for sacrifice. In ancient times, there were altars on hills and valleys offering sacrifices to mountains. It also refers to the place of sacrifice.