The stroke order of "Ni":? Cross, cross, left, left, vertical hook.
(1) stop; Stop [impede]
the hubbub is not quiet, and be the public of Lu Ni. -"Mozi"
(2) Another example is: Nixing (stopping or preventing progress); Resist (stop, hinder).
(3) See also ní
< adjective >
(1) (pictophonetic. From the corpse to the dagger, the dagger also sounds. "corpse" means "people don't move" "Bi" means "delicious food". The combination of "corpse" and "dagger" means "vegetarian meal in the corpse" and "corpse enjoys delicious food". Original meaning: exclusive relationship, adhesive relationship. Extended meaning: close, inseparable, sticky.
Description: In the ancient ancestor worship ceremony, a person was specially arranged to play the role of ancestor. This kind of person was called "corpse". He sat in the "ancestor position" all day and did only one thing: eat.
This kind of situation is called "vegetarian meal in a corpse". In this way, the relationship between "corpse" and "dagger (food)" is single-minded and adhesive. The reason why "adhesion" is used to describe it is because "corpse" holds pots and bowls all day and keeps eating)
(2) has the same original meaning. Then "very intimate"
ni, from the back to the near. -Xu Shen's Shuowen in the Eastern Han Dynasty
Ni, near also. -"Little Erya". Press, the meaning of intimacy, the word is also intimate.
don't avoid far away. -corpse
(3) stability, peace [peaceful]
ni, an also. -"erya"
ni, and also. -"Guangya"
has surpassed Nikon. -"Li Shi Zhu Mu Hou Bei"
< noun >
(1) Bhikuni, a Buddhist woman who became a monk and practiced. Is it Sanskrit "Bhidsunt"?
Humanism is good for Nepal, so I live in this temple. -Galand in Luoyang Hutong Temple by Yang Xuanzhi of the Northern Wei Dynasty
(2) Another example: monks and nuns (monks and monks); Ni temple (the temple where Bhikuni lives); Nifang (where the monks live); Nitan (the place where monks were ordained)
(3)? Nishan [Nihill, believed to be born place of confidence]. Such as: Niqiu (Niqiu. The name of the mountain, Nishan, is in the southeast of Qufu County, Shandong Province. Legend has it that Confucius was born. Therefore, Confucius' famous hill, the word Zhong Ni);
Nisheng (honorific title for Confucius); Nigong (also called Confucius and Mencius); Niyong (also called by Zhong Ni, founder of Confucianism, and Lao Dan, founder of Taoism); Nishou (a man's head is like Niqiu Mountain, with a middle height and a square height)
(4) See also nǐ
(5) Surname
Shuo Wen Jie Zi: "Nishi, from the back, is close. From the corpse, the sound of a dagger? 。” . It is the paradigm of corpse to lose one's breath and die, and the body is alone (lying down). From anti-people. Comparing phase with narration is the paradigm of Bi. The two paradigms of corpse and dagger are superimposed. Lying down and opposing others are close, while peace is the paradigm of Nepal.