What is the word after the radical is eliminated?

Basic meaning:

a little

1, press or cut with nails: ~ count. ~ flowers. ~ sharp. ?

2, cut off, cut off: ~ head and tail. ?

Hold it tightly with your chin and fingers: hold it. ?

4, quantifier, one-handed or two-handed hand index: one or two pine branches.

Nuouo

What ~] is the same as "what" and why.

bail out

Take something (especially a liquid) with a spoon, etc: water. ~ soup.

Mother's brother

1, mother's brother: ~ ~. ~ father. ~ mom. ?

2. wife's brother: wife ~. ?

In ancient times, I called my husband's father: ~ Aunt (in-laws). "I used to die of tigers." ?

Ancient emperors called governors with different surnames in big countries "uncles" and governors with different surnames in small countries "uncles". Governors also called doctors with different surnames "uncles".

Carried by two or more people together.

1, lift: "Mr. Wang said he was ill, and there was a department to let servants go to his bed." ?

2. belt; Load. ?

3. sedan chair.

The exact words are as follows:

Choke: choke, choke, choke, choke, choke, choke, goo, goo, goo, goo, goo, goo, goo, goo, goo, goo, goo,

Spoon: spoon, water spoon, wine spoon, water spoon, water spoon.

Uncle: Aunt, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle,

Shoulder, shoulder, shoulder, pocket, lift, support, basket, basket.

Extended data

Glyph evolution

Etymological interpretation

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Pinch, claw stab. From the hand, the voice.

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Pinch, prick your throat with your fingers. The font is bordered by "hand" and "sound".

Explanation of word combinations:

1, pinch: one of the ancient divination methods. Point your thumb at other knuckles to predict good or bad luck or count trunks and branches.

2. Spoons: utensils for scooping water, oil and other liquids. Most of them are round mouths, flat bottoms and handles. Also known as scoop.

Aunt: My uncle's wife. Also called aunt.

4. Shoulder: a means of transportation, carried by people.

5. Pinch: Monks pinch the joints of other fingers with their thumbs when chanting.