Pinyin: hé

Interpretation

(Phonetic, from water, solid sound, original meaning: lose water and dry up)

Dry, Exhausted. ——"Erya·Exegesis"

In the mid-autumn moon...the water begins to dry up. ——"Book of Rites·Yue Ling"

Shang Dynasty was dry. ——"Lu Shi Chun Qiu·Shen Da". Note: "Dry, wither."?

Exhaust; exhaust

To keep the country in a place that cannot be dumped, to accumulate in an inexhaustible warehouse, and to hide in an inexhaustible house. ——"Guanzi·Herdsmen"?

Group of words

Drain the lake and fish

hézé'éryú

Drain the lake and fish , a metaphor for only pursuing immediate interests and leaving no room for gain.

Condensate dry

níng hé

Freeze

Dry up

hé jié

Exhaustion

Quici

kuì hé

Poverty, scarcity, refers to poor people.

Dry up

tāo hé

Water overflows and dries up.

Reference materials

Online Xinhua Dictionary: /zidian/H/0931805464716684618.htm