What is the difference between Po and Hu?

The difference between 珏 and 皠 is:

1. Different origins of words

1. 鏏: knowing. "Shuowen": "From Bao to Hu Province. Bao, which can be used to store things." Note: "Hu" (hù) gourd. Province: that is, the province shape, select "kua", a part of the font "皠", and combine it with "bao" to form a meaning.

2. Hu: phonogram. From melon, boast. Original meaning: gourd) has the same original meaning. Annual herbaceous plant with climbing vines, white flowers in summer, and oblong fruits that are edible when tender.

2. Different references

1. 匏: The original meaning is a kind of gourd, that is, 茏瓜.

2. Gourd: Because of its neat arrangement and white color, it is often used as a metaphor for the teeth of a beautiful woman. Also known as Hu Qi

Related words for Hu:

皠 scoop [hù piáo]?

That is, gourd.

皠巴[hù bā]?

Also called '瓠ba'.

Xuanhu [xuán hù]?

The name of the ancient city. The Ru River in the north of the city bends like a gourd, hence its name. In the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it was the seat of Caizhou. In the twelfth year of Yuanhe reign of Emperor Xianzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Su marched on snowy night and captured Wu Yuanji here. Later, it generally refers to the place where the enemy is captured.

Jian gourd[jiān hù]?

A hard solid gourd is a metaphor for a useless thing.

瓠菹[hù zū]?

Pickled melon.