One vertical and one horizontal, what is it?

I. Interpretation

Pronunciation 1 [b avatar]

1, the ancients were superstitious, burning tortoise shells, and thought that the behavior could be inferred from the burning cracks.

2. Forecast, estimate and guess: forecast.

3. Selection (Location): Buzhai. Lin Bu.

Pronunciation 2 [bo]

Radish.

Pronunciation 3[ general]

1, the names of ancient ethnic minorities in China. Namely pu.

2. Pass on the "servant". See "Bulun".

Second, the interpretation of words.

Classical Chinese version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": Bu, burning and peeling turtles, like the shape of moxibustion turtles. Viewed horizontally, it looks like a sign of a turtle. All divination belongs to divination.

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Bu, burning tortoise shells is like burning tortoise shells. One view is that "Bu" looks like a cracked tortoise shell after baking. All words related to divination are bounded by "divination". ?

Third, the evolution of glyphs (as shown in the figure)

Fourth, the original meaning of coinage

1, noun, the wizard's "wand" as a prop to the gods.

2. Noun, a plant with white to purple flowers, terminal racemes and fat roots, which can be eaten as a vegetable.

Extended data

1. Pronunciation1[b] Group words: divination, Oracle Bone Inscriptions, divination, divination, divination.

1, divination [zhā nb incarnation]?

In ancient times, turtles, scorpions, etc. Used, later generations used copper coins and dental cards to infer fate, including divination and classes (superstition).

2. Oracle [bǔ west]?

Records of the time, reason and performance of Oracle bones and animal bones in Yin Dynasty.

Second, pronunciation two [Bo] group words: radish, carrot, radish, radish flower

1, radish [Lubo]?

(1) a biennial herb with pinnately divided leaves and white or lavender flowers. The taproot is large, cylindrical or nearly spherical, and the skin color varies with varieties, so it is a common vegetable.

② The taproot of this plant. Also called radish.

2. radish flower [luó bo huā]?

Eyeball ulcer is a white scar left on the cornea after improvement, commonly known as radish flower.