Pinyin: j ǐ ng/d ǐ n

Wubi 86: fjyi

Zhuyin: ㄐㄧㄥˇ

Stroke: 5

Radical: three

Sequence number: 1 1324

Basic explanation

The ancient "well". According to the research, in Jiyun written by Ding Du (Song Dynasty) and verified by Fang Chengjue (Qing Dynasty), "Yi: Throwing things into the well, sounding. 」

The five most common diseases in Japan are GYUDON, KATSUDON, OYAKODON, TENDON and UNADON.

Because the pronunciation of KATSU (fried pork chop) in KATSUDON is the same as the word "victory", many people will eat it before exams or competitions. In fact, it's just fried dolphins (that is, fried pork chops) with onions, and then eggs are beaten on them, which is the most popular among the five.

Parent-child's "pro" stands for chicken and "son" stands for eggs. Seeing the relationship between the two materials, it is not difficult to understand why this dish is named parent-child

Tian Tian, or tempura rice, is made of fried tempura (mostly shrimp or fish) and a little vegetables such as eggplant and lotus root with sauce, and then put it on the rice.

Eel is a must-eat food for Japanese in summer. Because they believe that eel can replenish energy, eel (that is, eel) is the most expensive and expensive among the five major fish, followed by Tianya.

Of course, in addition to the above five kinds, there are also styles such as "Yu Zi" (Yu Zi is the egg), "Zhonghua" (made of sliced meat, shrimp, vegetables and beans) and "Tianjin" (made of fried eggs with crab roe).

Interpretation in various places

Although the word 丼 is not a Japanese-made Chinese character, it basically appears in Japanese, but it only occasionally appears in the menus of Japanese restaurants. The Japanese pronunciation of this word is the second sound of "winter" in Chinese (どんぶり), and the Chinese translation means "rice covered".

In the place names of Wu dialect, when using this word, the pronunciation is the same as that of Japanese, which means "winter", which is similar to the place names in towns and villages.

Wangsong Township Government in Songyang County, Zhejiang Province, is located in Wumai Village.

The pronunciation of 丼 in Ou dialect (Wenzhou dialect YUJEUWU) is close to that of どん in Japanese. Deng Kangqie. As a noun, it means "a pit dug in the field" and also means "a deep pit dug on the road or ground".

The pronunciation of Shu in Lishui dialect is similar to den (pronounce the fourth sound).

In Cantonese dialect, this word is interpreted as the orthography of dump in Cantonese. Dam is also called "Ba", which means that a stone falls into a well with a bang, and it is also interpreted as abandoning or throwing, with words such as garbage.

In Chaoshan dialect, this word is onomatopoeic, which refers to the sound of small stones falling into the water. Read [dom6].

Among the Miao people in Guizhou, there is a place called bong, which means holy land in Miao language. Because the word "Ya" is a rare word, the local government has changed it to "Ge" for the sake of publicity.