The rest are Chinese characters, and the radicals are fire. The total number of strokes is 13. This word is often used as a person's name and sometimes as a place name in ancient Chinese.
Look from the glyph, jade characters are composed of fire on the left and jade on the right. The fire on the left symbolizes fire and flame, and the jade on the right is a round or square vessel in ancient China, which is used to store things. Therefore, the word Yu can be understood as an object illuminated by fire.
As far as meaning is concerned, "Yu" has two main meanings in ancient Chinese. First of all, it is used as an adjective, meaning brilliant, bright and shining. As explained in Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Yu, Huang Ye. Second, it is used as a noun to represent a place name. For example, as mentioned in Selected Works of Zuo Zhuan Si Wu Du Fu, the fire of Shen Yu shines in the sky. Fire here refers to the flame that illuminates the sky.
In people's names, the word metaphor is often used to describe people's brilliance, talent and vitality. For example, Li Yu, a writer and painter in the Ming Dynasty, and a writer, calligrapher and painter in the Qing Dynasty were all named after Yu.
Yu word group:
1, Yu Yi: describes a bright and dazzling appearance. This word can be used with some adjectives and nouns. For example, some scenery, people or things can be described as dazzling and shining. In addition, Yu Yi can also show the appearance of some objects' surfaces or light flashing and flowing, such as gems in Yu Yi, neon lights in Yu Yi and so on.
2. Yu Hao: Words describing bright colors and brilliance are usually used to describe the dazzling luster of jewelry, jade and other objects. In addition, Yu Hao can also be used to describe a person or a person's morality, spirit and other aboveboard, noble and upright, which is a commendatory term with lofty sentiments. At the same time, some people use it as a name to pin their parents' hopes for success.
3. Yuyao: Its basic meaning is dazzling and bright, and it can be used to describe the brilliance, floweriness and dazzling of objects, people or scenes. Sometimes, yaoyu is also used to describe abstract things, such as human talent and temperament, which implies the intrinsic beauty and value of a person or thing.
4. Yu Yu Sheng Hui: Describing the brilliance of objects can be used to describe the beauty and brilliance of jewelry, jade, antiques and other objects, and can also be used to describe the brilliance of people's talent and temperament. This idiom is often used to describe beautiful people and things and express high praise and appreciation for them.