Ying's pinyin, stroke order and meaning

Order of strokes

Ying's explanation refined edition

• ◎ Ying Ying, 頴 y ǐ ng Name (1) (Pictophoney refers to the two bracts at the base of spikelets of gramineous plants) (2) Same as the original meaning [glume] Ying, grain end also. From the grain, the sound is clear. It refers to the awn seconds running through the ear and close to the ear—— Shuowen The ears of grain are called Yings—— Xiaoerya Different acres are the same—— "Book · Preface to Returning to He" The real thing is the real thing—— Poetry · Daya · Life Jiahe weighs heavily—— Ying Zhen's Hualin Garden of Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty (3) Another example: caryopsis (a kind of dry fruit, the seed coat and the pericarp are combined into one, and there is only one seed inside) (4) Awl It is to stand out from the crowd, not to be seen last—— Historical Records: Biographies of Yu Qing, the King of Plain (5) Another example: Yingtuo (put the cone in the bag, and it will eventually come out completely. This metaphor can fully reveal the inner talent); Short Yang Hao Pen
• Glume yǐng ㄧㄥˇ 1. The end of the grass, which refers to the bracts at the base of the spikelets of some gramineous plants: caryopsis. 2. Sharp part of the east-west end: Feng Ying. 3. Outstanding talent: smart. Yingwu. Yinghui. Glume differentiation. Novelty.
• The tip of a grain. "He Bu": "Ying, the end of He." "The Book of Calligraphy. The Order of Weizi": "Tang Shude's He, different acres of the same Ying." "Selected Works. Zuo Si. Wei Du Fu": "Joy in Ying's separation and reunion, Li Quan surging and mighty."
• The sharp end of an object. Selected Works, Zuosi, Wu Dufu: "Gou's claws and teeth make one's own edge."
• Pen tip. "A Proverb. Volume 9. Li Xie's Book of Intoxicating the Grass and Scaring the Barbarians": "Li Bai... raises the Zhongshan Rabbit Ying in his right hand and waves it to the Five Flowers."
• A person of outstanding ability. "Records of the Three Kingdoms, Vol. 58, Wu Shu, and Lu Xun's Biography": "All of them are outstanding in the world
• The tip of a grain. [Words]: Jiahe Chongying
• The sharp end of an object. [Words]: Mao Ying, Ying Duan
• clever. [Words]: smart and understanding
• The end of a straw. [Words]: "Daoying".
• It generally refers to the tip of things. [Words]: "stand out", "stand out".
• clever. [Words]: "smart", "smart", "smart".
• New and special. [Words]: "novel", "distinctive".

Ying's basic explanation

Glume

yǐng ㄧㄥˇ

1. The end of the grass, which refers to the bracts at the base of the spikelets of some gramineous plants: caryopsis.

2. Sharp part of the east-west end: Feng Ying.

3. Outstanding talent: smart. Yingwu. Yinghui. Glume differentiation. Novelty.

Ying Pictograph

Ying's English explanation

The name is grainhusk; Glume; tip; point shape (smart) cleaner; intelligent；

Yingzi Song

Yingshui Changliu

Smart forehead

talent showing itself

Yinghe River is leisurely

Ying's words

• Glume differentiation :

  ◎ Unique (1)

• Glume containing :

  It means having outstanding talents. "History of the Song Dynasty, Biography of Wenyuan, Zhu Ang": "You contains the essence of Ying Huai, and coagulates with Xi Yi."

• Qingying :

  Green crops. Tang Jiangfang's poem "Autumn Crops Are Like Clouds": "Purple awns divide the power, while green flowers are pale and oily."

• Hongying :

  Tao Hong and Mao Ying are virtual characters in Tang Hanyu's Biography of Mao Ying, implying inkstone and brush. Later, he borrowed the brush and inkstone with "Hongying". Song Luyou's Five Chants of the Book Nest - Inkstone Drops: "Tianlu and exorcism are complex

• Glume emergence :

  See "Stand out".

• Yingtuo :

  Expert, expert. Tang Dufu's poem "Shangshui Sentiment": "Good knowledge should touch the category, and each one can get rid of it by being outstanding. Since ancient times, economic talents are rare!" See "stand out".

• Machine glume :

  1. Be witty and smart. "Southern History, Song Jizhong, Emperor Xiaowu": "Emperor Xiaowu, the ancestor of the generation, kept his horses away... He had few opportunities, was intelligent and relaxed, and read in all seven lines." Li Dongyang of the Ming Dynasty, "Children's omens are buried in the same inscription": "

• Chong Ying :

  It refers to two or more ears growing on a grain. Jin Luji's poem "Answering Zhang Shiran": "The fine grain is highly valued, and the fragrant trees are blossoming."

• Endoglume :

  It means talent can be understood. Xu Zhenqing of the Ming Dynasty, in his Record of Art, said: "A philosopher and a craftsman are talented, and their talents are solid. Middle school students must follow their own path."

• Yaoying :

  It means showing outstanding talent. Jin Luyun's poem "Reply to your brother's gift from the plain": "Yao Ying goes to Beijing and prospers." Tang Quan Deyu's poem "To Grand Priest Zhenwu and Zhang Gong's Memorial of Love": "Qiao Zhi and Jia Yun go straight up, and the male sword sends its box

Idioms with Yingzi

The first word is Ying's idiom: Outstanding Be brilliant A brilliant intellect the point of an awl sticking out through a bag -- talent showing itself

The second word is Ying's idiom: talent showing itself Pick out cone

The third word is Ying's idiom:

The fourth word is Ying's idiom: Cyst cone reveals itself Guan Chengmao Ying Brilliant in the chest Rainbow shines Hiding the front and astringent