Fever, fire, cooking, burning, burning

Fire, high fever, braise in soy sauce, low fever, caustic soda

Second, the definition of combustion:

1, set fire.

2, heating or contact with certain chemicals, radioactive substances, etc. Make the object change.

3, cooking methods, first stir-fry, then add soup to stir-fry or stew, or cook first and then stir-fry.

Extended data

First, the etymological evolution:

Second, the interpretation of words:

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi. From the fire, Yao Sheng. ?

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: burning wasteland, burning grass and farming. The glyph takes "water" as the side and "Yao" as the sound side.

Third, related words:

1, fever [fā shāo]?

themogenesis

2. Fire [shāo huǒ]?

Make firewood, coal, etc burn (especially cooking).

3. Burn [shāo jiāo]?

Carbonization and discoloration due to excessive combustion and baking.

4. cooking?

Fang cooks.

5. burn [shāo huǐ]?

Burning and destruction; Run out of energy