The meaning and symbol of the night

"Evening" is composed of "moon" and a little bit. The bright moon is shining high, which indicates the arrival of a long night. Therefore, the Oracle Bone Inscriptions glyph is not only the shape of the moon, but also a symbol of the night. Do you know what the meaning and symbol of night is?

The meaning and symbol of the night

Evening means evening and dusk.

First, etymological explanation.

This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. In Oracle Bone Inscriptions, "Xi" and "Moon" are the same word, and both are hieroglyphics of half a moon. The original meaning of the word "Xi" is generally considered to be the period when the moon just appeared, that is, evening and dusk. Later, it was extended to night.

Second, word formation

Sunset, morning and evening, New Year's Eve, the night before, sunset, etc.

Extended data:

I. Sunset [x and y]

1, sunset.

2. Attribute words. Metaphorically speaking, tradition has declined due to lack of competitiveness and has no future.

Second, seize the day [zhā o x and]

1, all day. Describe that moment.

2. Within one day. Describe the time is extremely short.

Three. New Year's Eve

The night of the last day of the year also refers to the last day of the year.

Four. Eve

1, the night before.

2. Metaphor is the moment when things are about to happen.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Sunset [x and Zhao]

Evening sunshine.

What are the naming attributes and five elements of Xi characters;

The pinyin of xi Chinese characters: Xi

Traditional Chinese character of Xi: Xi (if there is no traditional Chinese character, the word is displayed)

Number of strokes of Xi's character name: 3

What do the five elements belong to at night: gold.

The name of the evening word is good or bad: Ji.

Xi is a surname: yes.

Note: The word "Xi" has several strokes and drawings, which are subject to Kangxi Dictionary and Five Names, and the number of strokes is not necessarily the same as Xinhua Dictionary. What are the five elements of the word "Xi"? The good or bad name of the word "Xi" is inferred from the image of everything in the Book of Changes for reference only.

The meaning and explanation of the word Xi;

At night (of things). See you at half past the moon. Original meaning: dusk, evening) and original meaning [sunset; Dusk], Xi, Mo Ye.

-On the eve of Shuowen.

-"Poetry Feng Wang Gentleman in Service" There is a wind in the east. -Zhou Li da Stuart. Sinon's note: "It is neutral to say that the sun goes down, and Dadong has it recently." The first time I fainted was in the evening.

-"Book Hongfan Five Elements" Note: Night market, night market, mainly selling husbands and women.

-"Shi Si, the official of Emperor Li Zhou" wrote a thin shadow of the moon, spreading the smoke.

-Song Luyou's "Plum Blossom Drinking Short Song" is full of weather.

-Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower" is another example: the sunset glow (the afterglow of the sunset); Sooner or later; Evening mist (sunset glow); Night market (night market trade) night [even number; When is the evening? -"Poetry, tang style, Planning the Future" will last forever.

-"Poem Xiaoya Baiju" is not in the evening.

-"Zuo Zhuan, Twelve Years of Chenggong" came in and out sooner or later.

-"Zhou Li Road Servant" A gentleman works all day, but diligence is blameless.

-"Ganyi" I don't know the heavenly palace, what year is tonight.

-Su Shi's "Water Tune Songs" is another example: the morning is dry and the evening is astringent (describing hard work all day, giving up on yourself); Stay up all night; Can't sleep at night; Final night; A stormy night; Overnight; New Year's Eve (the night of the last day of the year); Eve refers to the last time of the last season of a year or the last time of a month. At the end of the month; From September to December, it is the eve of the year.

-"Hong Fan's Biography of Five Elements" Note: Moon and Summer House.

-"Xunzi Book of Rites" means "Sunseeker". Late tide [night tide; The official track symbol of Eren Ningchao, at four o'clock.

-welcome you at night.

-Liu Zongyuan's "Asahi" is attended by hundreds of officials and is not in the evening.

-"Zuo Zhuan, Twelve Years of Success"

What does the word night mean?

Word source:

"to see the sun, for all his glory, buried by the coming night." The "Xi" in this "sunset" is a hieroglyph. Oracle Bone Inscriptions (1) shape, how like a "month" shape! It can be seen that "Xi" and "Yue" in bronze inscriptions are probably the same word. There is a small vertical in the middle of the bronze inscription (2), but it is still half moon-shaped; The small vertical in the middle may represent "light", with light as "moon" and without light as "night". The seal script (3) is the same as the bronze inscription, but the lower part is not sealed. The shape of regular script ④ is similar to the moon, but there is a picture missing in the middle, which is "moon", and it is incomplete and dull, so "evening" means evening.

The word "evening" originally means "sunset", such as The Book of Songs? Feng Wang? "Serviceman": "At dusk, the cattle and sheep came down. "It means that the sun is setting and the cattle and sheep are going home. From sunset to dusk, it is extended to "night", such as "Were Han Shu"? "Five Tales": "I don't sleep at night. "I just stayed up all night." Evening is the end of the day, so the last sentence of a month is also called "the evening of the moon" and the last season of a year is "the evening of a year". Qin Zhongyin of Bai Juyi? Don't be an official: "The morning dew is greedy for fame and fortune, and the sunset worries future generations. "It is wrong to interpret morning dew and sunset as morning dew and sunset here. This morning dew and sunset represent youth and old age. The original poem means: pursue fame and fortune when you are young, and worry about the future when you are old.

The word "Xi" is a radical word. In Chinese characters, all words composed of characters are mostly related to "moon" or "night", such as "duo", "su" and "night".

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(1) refers to the last quarter of a year or the [last issue] of a month.

(2) Another example: sunset glow (afterglow of sunset); Sooner or later; Evening mist (sunset glow); Night market (fair trade at night)

(3) Another example is: going out early and returning late (describing hard work all day, no longer encouraging); Stay up all night; Can't sleep at night; Final night; A stormy night; Overnight; New Year's Eve (the night of the last day of the year); eve

(of things. See you at half past the moon. Original meaning: dusk, evening)

(5) Pass the "Sunseeker". Late tide [night tide; Low tide]

(6) night [even; Night]

(7) Names reflect the motivation of ambition, whether it is a boy or a girl.

(8) The original meaning is the same [sunset; Evening]

Words that sound similar to evening characters:

Silicon and selenium are rare.

The same word as the evening radical:

It is enough to spend a good night outside the dance.

Idiom summary: idioms with the word evening.

Idioms beginning with "Xi" and their explanations are as follows:

[Sunset] refers to the scene at sunset in the evening. It also means death or the decline of things.

[Xi Li Ruo] If: If; Li: Danger. Be wary of fear in the morning and evening, and dare not relax if you encounter danger.

"Xi Di Chaogan" refers to being diligent and cautious all day, and dare not slack off.

Sleep late and get up early. Describe diligence. With Sleepless Night.

The second idiom "Xi" and its explanation are as follows:

Refers to the beautiful scenery 】 【.

[Lunar New Year's Eve] Moonlight night, flowers bloom in the morning. Describe its beautiful moment.

A night or a morning. Describe the time is short. Use "overnight".

What day is this evening? What night is it tonight? As a compliment. This is a good time.

[One-day danger] One-day danger: a metaphor for a short time. Danger: danger. Describe the impending danger.

Dan: In the morning. Night: Night. In the morning and at night, in a very short time.

Get along day and night. Describe often live together, close relationship.

The idiom "Xi" in the third place and its explanation are as follows:

Describe being diligent and cautious day and night.

Stay alert day and night.

[Watch day and night] Diligent and cautious day and night.

Describe [working day and night] diligent and cautious from morning till night, and dare not slack off. Dry, self-improvement; Be careful.

Jude said 】 【 teaching day and night.

[sleepy] cautious; Strict and strict. Refers to managing the house diligently all day long.

[Night Call] refers to writing to the emperor in the morning and being summoned at night. Describe the speed of appointment by the court.

"Get along day and night" refers to the lack of talent and ability, and there is nothing to do except eat.

[Wen Chao ·Xi· Di] Smell the smell in the morning and die at night. Describe the urgency of pursuing truth or a certain belief.

Smell it in the morning and correct it at night. Describe the speed of correcting mistakes.

[Jose] It's like this in the morning and at night. Describe hard work and perseverance.

[New Year's Eve] (1) was born in the morning and died in the evening. (2) today also describes things that are short in life.

[Morning and evening] Dry: dry, that is, self-improvement; Note: Be careful. Describe being diligent and cautious all day long, without any negligence.

"Get along with each other day and night" refers to being diligent and cautious all day, and dare not slack off.

[Morning warning] describes being diligent and cautious all day long, without any negligence.

Orders issued in the morning change at night. Metaphor often changes ideas and methods, and it is the same for a while.

[Late Show] is a metaphor for innovative articles.

Describe capricious 】 【 quickly correct mistakes.

Depart in the morning and arrive in the evening. Describe a short distance or convenient transportation.

Describe the speed of renovation.

The idiom "Xi" in the fourth place and its explanation are as follows:

Strive to achieve the goal in the shortest time. Also known as "seize the day"

[Seize the day] toward: morning; Evening: at night; Morning and evening: describe short time. Metaphor is to seize the time and strive to achieve the goal in the shortest time.

"Overnight" describes a short time. Use "overnight".

[Overnight] Orientation: morning; Night: Night. A morning or a night. Describe the time is short.

[Life hangs on the line] Life hangs on the line: the morning and evening are short. Describe the immediate danger.

Death: death, death. Wait: wait. Night: Night. Death can't wait until night. Metaphor will soon perish.

[Stealing security] Stealing security: seeking security; Any day: sooner or later, it is short. Just for a moment of comfort.

[Life-threatening] Day: Between morning and evening, it is very short. Life is dying and dying.

Disaster is coming. Disaster will come in a very short time. Describe the situation as very dangerous.

There are flowers in the morning and moonlight at night. It refers to beautiful time and scenery. Just like Flowers and the Moon.

There are flowers in the morning and bright moon in the evening. It refers to beautiful time and scenery. Just like Flowers and the Moon.

There are flowers in the morning and bright moon in the evening. It refers to beautiful time and scenery. In ancient times, it also referred to February 15th and August 15th of the lunar calendar.

More than one morning and one night. It refers to many children.

[Bandits are always in Iraq] (1) More than one day. It is either morning or evening. A very short time.

Smell in the morning and die at night. Describe the urgency of pursuing truth or a certain belief.

You never know what it will be like in the morning or what will happen at night. Describe the situation as critical and unpredictable.

You never know what it will be like in the morning or what will happen at night. Describe the situation as critical and unpredictable.

Describe the situation as critical.

You never know what it will be like in the morning or what will happen at night. Describe the situation as critical and unpredictable.

The tenth idiom "Xi" and its explanation are as follows:

Unexpected: unexpected. Metaphor means that some disasters happen, which is unpredictable in advance.