Open classification: uncommon words

Prosperous

Pinyin: shēn, stroke: 12 radical: fire radical: 4

Explanation: 1: well, shēn is vigorous. Number of strokes:16; Radical: fire; Number of strokes: 4334433434 1234

Explanation 2: 个个个个个 ["burning" 个个, full of appearance. From here, on the wood. Got it. -"Shuo Wen" here, blazing. -"Guang Yun"

Often appear in the name!

The way Shen made his fortune. (Excerpted from Xinhua Dictionary, Commercial Press, revised edition 200 1)

"God" is an ancient Chinese character. The word "Yan" was included in Xu Shen's Shuo Wen Jie Zi in the Eastern Han Dynasty. "Well, shen, seems to be from yanmu. If you read Poetry: I am eager to get a husband, and I am invincible. " "Yan, yan, fire China also. From three fires. " He also gambled on the word "Jing" and said, "The wealth of all words and things is three characters." In other words, combining three unique words into one word often means "prosperity of things". For example, "Lei" comes from three stones, meaning "rocky"; "goods" come from three mouths and are trained as "public"; In addition, there are our common "sen, Miao, Ben" and so on. The word "read if" in Shuowen often means "ask for leave", that is, "apply" and "ask for leave". "Shen Xin" in The Book of Songs means "God" and "numerous". "Shenshen Zhengfu" means "Shenshen Zhengfu"; We often say that "there are many students" is "students" Because "Shen" is a generic term for "letter", it is not commonly used, and some dictionaries do not accept it. But just look up the ancient Chinese dictionary or Shuowen.