How to pronounce "屮艸芔軻" respectively and what does it mean?

Generally pronounced as: chè cǎo huì mǎng. Not a word, no phrase definition.

Just because the components often appear together. The definitions of single characters are as follows:

屮: pronounced as chè or cǎo. When pronounced chè, it means that the vegetation has just grown. The pronunciation of cǎo is Tongjia, which is the same as "grass" in ancient times.

艸: pronounced as cǎo. The meaning is the same as "grass".

芔: pronounced as huì or hū. When pronounced huì, it is Tongjia, which is the same as "Hui" in ancient times; when pronounced as hū, it means rapidity.

軻: pronounced as mǎng. Grass with many meanings.

These four characters that are all composed of "屮" basically mean grass.

On the Internet, series of words composed of the same word are often put together.

Extended information:

Similar word groups

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Pronunciation: huǒ yán yàn yì

< p>Definition: Used to describe the fire becoming more and more fierce.

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Pronunciation: yòu shuāng ruò zhuó

Definition: To emphasize that a frequently occurring event occurs again.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-屮