The secondary word in Chinese, pronounced Zan (z m 4 n), is homophone with "za" and is also a surname.

Meaning:

1, the same as "za". I

For example, if you ask the young monk if he dares to go, I dare not ask the master to use the banner here. -"The West Chamber"

2. Last name. There are three sources of Zan surname:

(1) from the strange surname changes. Blame, which had many meanings in ancient times, later referred to disaster. Because of bad luck, a horizontal character was added to the strange word mouth, which became the surname. The origin of strange surnames is very early. During the Shang Dynasty, there was a list of big culprits and great wealth. The surname was scolded at that time and later changed.

(2) Taking the tribal name as the surname, it originated from Sichuan Shu people. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there were tribes named Zan in Shu. After the Central Plains culture entered Shu, the Zan surname merged with its surname to become an indigenous surname, while the Zan people who left Shu took the tribe as their surname, which became the origin of Zan surname.

His last name was changed to Zan. For example, after the Northern and Southern Dynasties, there were Lu and Zan in the Wei Dynasty, and they were all changed to Zan after entering the Central Plains.

3, said the fuzzy position of time.

Exodus: How many times have you been here?

Expand the knowledge about uncommon words;

There is no standard for rare words, and Xinhua dictionary can't frame them. Because there are also many words in the dictionary that I don't know after graduating from Chinese major, and there are also many "troubles" that computers can't spell out. Because there are too many Chinese characters. Like other languages, most words in the dictionary are not commonly used. Taking recognized Chinese dictionaries as samples, more than 50,000 words were collected. But there are not many commonly used Chinese characters.

According to statistics, 3,500 commonly used words cover 99.48% of the words used in modern publications. Thirteen Classics (I Ching, Shangshu, Zuo Zhuan, Gongyang Zhuan, Analects of Confucius, Mencius, etc. 13 ancient books) have a total of 589,283 words, including 6,544 different words.

Words used in names also conform to this rule. 1988, the Chinese Department of the Institute of Pragmatics of the State Language Commission extracted 570,000 names from the census data of 14 provinces and cities. Statistics show that the names of 570,000 names are only 4 14 1 characters. Among them, 1505 words cover 99% of 570,000 names, and the remaining 2,600 words are only used by 1% people.