It's a polyphonic word, and the pinyin is diàn and tián n.
Basic explanation:
The first is cymbals.
[Dean]
1, (pictophonetic characters. From Jin, Tian Sheng. Original meaning: golden flower, inlaid with gold)
be synonymous
Such as: Wei Bao; Jin Wei; Dianduo (ancient female jewelry. I.e. flower buds and flower pins); Dian Dai (Jin Chai and Qing Dai)
2, inlaid with gold and silver jewelry shells.
Such as: cymbal ruler (ruler inlaid with golden millet); Cymbals (gold ornaments); A cart (a car decorated with golden flowers); Concave (small box decorated with gold)
3. Washer.
Lotus holds the title of bluebird, and precious millet holds the golden worm. -Wu Junshi
Second, cymbals.
[Tian]
1, (pictophonetic characters. From Jin, Tian Sheng. Original meaning: golden flower. More refers to women's jewelry)
2. Flower-shaped jewelry made of jade jewelry, etc.
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Flower-like
Jewelry]
My shirt is like a cigarette. -Bai Juyi's Swallow House
3. The flower-shaped thin gold piece attached to the temple is also called a flower bud.
4, such as: cymbals (snails); Cicada (cicada-shaped golden flower); Nest (where cheek decals are placed); Tangtou (Huatang)
Extended data
Combination words: mother-of-pearl, jade cymbal value, cymbal fan and cymbal combination.
First of all, mother-of-pearl
[Luo
Dià n]
Crafts are made of snail shells or shells embedded on the surface of lacquerware, hardwood furniture or carved objects, and made into patterns and figures with natural luster. Also called Luodian.
Second, Jade twinkle.
[yù
Dià n]
Flower-shaped jewelry made of jade. Song Si Wanyong's poem "Wei Chi Cup Slow": "See, I got married that year and trusted jade."
Third, value.
[zhi
Dià n]
Wu vocabulary refers to valuables and love children. Yue means money in some Wu dialects.
Fourth, the cymbal fan.
[Dean
shàn]
A round fan inlaid with gold, silver, jade and shellfish. Qing Wu Ye Wei's "Painting Lanqu": "The beauty who plays the song covers the fan, and the girl who knows the book is reasonable."
Verb (abbreviation for verb) combination
[Dean
hé]
Also known as the cymbal box. A jewelry box inlaid with gold, silver, jade and shells. Yuan Dynasty's Forty Rhymes of Fu Nanmo's Poems was compiled in the second Song Dynasty. It says, "freyja is divided into phoenix wings, and the dragon group sends them together."