Toothache classical Chinese

1. What does "tooth" mean in ancient Chinese?

Yá [name] (1) (hieroglyphics. Bronze letters, like staggered upper and lower teeth. "Tooth" is the radical of Chinese characters. Original meaning: molars) (2) big teeth, molars. In ancient times, the lips were called teeth, the back of the auxiliary car was called teeth, and the teeth were also called teeth. Images are staggered up and down. -"Shuo Wen" hairy teeth. -"Zuo Zhuan lived in seclusion for five years". Shu: "The upper jaw is a tooth." Who says rats have no teeth? Why are you wearing me? -"Poetry Zhao Nanxing Lu" 3 Another example is: rich food (the old owner gives men meat on the second and sixteenth day of each month); Toothache curse (toothache oath. It doesn't matter) (4) Something shaped like a tooth. -Tang Du Mu's "Epang Palace Fu" (5) Another example: Langya Mountain (6) refers to colorful ivory flags. -Ban Gu's Tokyo Fu. Note: "The ancient emperor made a big tooth flag, and the flagpole was decorated with ivory." (7) Another example: tooth pins (masts decorated with ivory); Dental cards (dominoes. Gambling instruments made of ivory, bamboo, wood or animal bones are also used for divination or entertainment. * * * Thirty-two pieces engraved with dots); Tooth color (yellowish color similar to ivory); Tooth comb (ivory comb); Tooth seal (ivory seal) (8) buying and selling introducer; Broker. Such as: Yalang (hacker; An intermediary between the buyer and the seller); Tooth (tooth sister-in-law. Women who benefit from introducing human trafficking, official media); Tooth man (person who used to live between buyers and sellers and set them up for commission). Also known as Yazi, Yalang and Yawa) (9) It was called the residence of military commanders in ancient times. Such as: General Ya (an ancient junior officer); Yamen (official front tooth flag); Dentist (dentist) Military attache) (10) The budding Huo has something to do with his teeth. -The Biography of Han Jin Ridi is full of anger, and it is budding. -Huainanzi Zhen Zhen has disciples outside, and disaster comes from his mouth. -"tubesheet law" related to "yes" (1 1). Tang and Huadian's children realized Qin, and Gan Luo rewarded Zhao with their children's teeth. -The surname of Cui Zhichuan in the Later Han Dynasty (12)

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Y × (1) describes a person as smart, agile, alert, dexterous and difficult to deal with. Such as: the child's real teeth (2) assistant. General tooth

In classical Chinese, there is an elixir for Wang Jing, and those who swear can enter.

The person who hit the target ② asked, "Can you eat?" Say, "Yes." Eat whatever you take.

The king's anger made people kill the man who shot him. The man who shot in the middle made people say, the king said, "I asked the worshippers, and the worshippers said they could eat, so I ate."

It is the minister who is innocent, and the guilty are also guilty. Moreover, it is a dead medicine that the guest offers the fairy medicine, the minister eats it, and the monarch kills it.

You kill innocent ministers, and wise men bully you. "Wang nai don't kill.

Note 1 King Jing: King Chu, suspected to be the king. (2) Shooter in the middle: Shooter in the middle.

Archers, palace guards. Someone presented the elixir of life to the king of Chu and asked the staff to take it to the palace.

The guard officer asked the waiter, "Can I eat?" The waiter replied, "Yes." The guards seized the elixir of life and ate it.

The king of Chu was furious and sent someone to kill the guards. The guard explained to the king of Chu, "I asked the nurse, and he told me,' You can eat.' So I ate it.

This shows that I am innocent, and the guilty person is a reporter. Moreover, someone gave the king the elixir of life, and when I took it, the king killed me, and the medicine became a dead medicine.

The king killed the innocent minister, indicating that someone took the so-called' elixir of life' to deceive the king. "The king of Chu didn't kill the guards.