Luo's Pinyin, Luo's Bi Shun, Luo's meaning

Order of strokes

Roe's explanation

• ◎ Luo Luo Lu ó Name (1) (Pictorial sound: from Dummy H to Luosheng. Original meaning: plant name. It refers to some creeping plants, namely "Zedoary") Same as the original meaning [training plants] Luo, I also. Artemisia—— Shuowen (2) Another example: Nuluo; Wisteria; Quamoclit pennata; Lobelia (Female Lobelia and Melon)
• Luo (Luo) luó ㄌㄨㄛˊ ◎ It usually refers to some plants that can climb: Nuluo. Quamoclit pennata. Wisteria.
• See "Radish", "Nuluo", etc.
• It generally refers to some climbing plants. Such as Nuluo.
• Radish: biennial herb. The stem is more than feet high, the leaves are pinnately divided, and the flower color is light purple or white. The root is fleshy and edible. It is also called "vegetable head".
• Nuluo: lichen. It is often hung from the top of the tree, several feet long, and the whole is yellowish green.

Luo basic explanation

Luo (Luo)

luó ㄌㄨㄛˊ

◎ It usually refers to some plants that can climb: Nuluo. Quamoclit pennata. Wisteria.

Luo's Ideograph

Luo's English explanation

Trailingplants;

Song with Luo characters

There is a minion

Wandering patrol

Carrying a Basket

It's filled with radish

Luo's words

• Quamoclit pennata :

  1. Also known as parasitic. Annual herb. The stem is long and thin, winding up other things. It blooms in summer, with red and white colors. It is an ornamental plant. Dai Mingshi in the Qing Dynasty's Journey to Lanke Mountain: "Two of the four ancient camphor trees in the temple gate..."

• One turnip, one pit :

  ◎ A radish is a pit, a radish is a pit y ī g è lu ó bo y ī g è k ī ng, y ī g&eg

• Shark Radish :

  A kind of carrot. The main root is long, cylindrical, yellow and white, and tastes pungent and slightly bitter. The Compendium of Materia Medica · Cuisine 1 · Carrots by Li Shizhen in the Ming Dynasty: "Jin Youzi's Record of the Northern Expedition says that there are carrots in Hebei Province

• Biluochun :

  See "Biluochun".

• Iris robustus :

  1. Nuluo and Niao. Two kinds of trailing plants. It often grows around trees. In the Southern Dynasty, Liang Chenyue's Ode to Suburb Dwelling: "The room is dark and the eaves are loose." Yuan Ni zan's poem "The House in Cloud Forest in Spring": "The stone beam is hung with the iris

• Hollow radish :

  ◎ Hollow turnip k ō ngx ī n lu ó bo [one without genuine talent] is a metaphor of futility. People without goods in their belly should not look at him

• Radish Meeting :

• bond of marriage :

  1. Cuscuta and Euphorbia. Poetry · Xiaoya · Bianbian "Niao and Nuluo" Mao Zhuan: "Nuluo, Cuscuta, and Songluo also." Lu Deming explained: "In grass, it is called Cuscuta, and in wood, it is called Songluo." Later, it was used to refer to the vine

• Shredded Rabbit with Nuluo :

• radish :

Idioms with Luo

The first word is Luo's idiom:

The second word is Luo's idiom: There is no remedy for the trouble be of no help Pine and carrot interdependence

The third word is Luo's idiom: Hollow radish Pulled up radish and the land is wide One turnip, one pit

The fourth word is Luo's idiom: