What are the words with three and eight in the name strokes?

There are no words with "three" and "eight" at the same time, but the words with "three" and "eight" respectively are: three, orchid, three, Yan, Mi, Fen, Ba, acupoint, Gong and Xi.

First of all, the blue pinyin: lán

Explanation:

1, refers to "bluegrass" and "orchid": Ailan ("orchid" and "wormwood", meaning gentleman and villain). Lanpu (a post exchanged when sworn brothers, which reads the genealogy of their respective families. Orchids have fragrance, similar to feelings. Yuxian's early death is often used to mourn people's unfortunate early death.

2. Ancient books refer to Mulan.

3. Ancient "column" and animal pen (juàn).

4. In ancient times, it was the same "taste" and gorgeous.

5. Last name.

Second, Yan Pinyin: yán

Interpretation: the simplified word "Yan" was once used, but it was later stopped.

Third, Pinyin: fēn

Explanation:

1, division: separation. Divide. Division (division range). Clear dividing line. Piecewise analysis. Decomposition.

2. Take out or produce a part from the whole: distribute. Share the troubles. Distraction and trouble.

3. The part that is independent from the organization: branch. Branches (incense).

4, dispersion, separation: separation. Separation. Separate. Fall apart. Confidential.

5. Discrimination: Discrimination. Analysis.

6. Separate parts: 1/2.

7, half: a hundred years of life, day and night. Equinox and autumnal equinox

Fourth, public pinyin: g not g not ng

Explanation:

1, integrity and selflessness, for the benefit of everyone: justice. The public interest is above everything else. Selfless.

2. It is universally acknowledged: axiom. Formula. High seas. Metric system

3. State, society and the public: the public. Public security (public security as a whole). The public. Citizen. Public opinion (public comment).

4. Let everyone know: open. Announcement. In public.

5. The highest appellation of feudal system: Sangong (China Zhou Dynasty refers to "Taishi", "Taifu" and "Taibao"; The Western Han Dynasty refers to "Da Situ", "Fu" and "Da Sikong"). Childe. Princess.

6, honorific, honorific: Hai Gong. Bao Gong. Gentlemen (ladies and gentlemen)

7. Male: Male and female. Male livestock.

8. Address of elders and young people: father-in-law. Grandpa.

9. Last name.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Xi Pinyin: xι

Interpretation: Classical Chinese auxiliary words are equivalent to modern "ah" or "ya": "The road is long, but it's Xiu Yuan, so I will go up and down for it".