Second, the basic explanation
1, a silk fabric. A colorful, simple and exquisite patterned fabric woven on satin ground with weft yarns of more than three colors. There are Kujin, Jin Shu, Jin Song and Yunjin.
2. Describe the bright colors: Jinxia. Golden pheasant
Third, the word Jin has only one pronunciation, and the pinyin is jǐn, which is the third sound.
Extended data 1. Evolution of glyphs
Second, etymological explanation.
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Brocade and Fragrant Clothing Weaving. From silk to gold.
The vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: brocade, coloring and embroidery ("Xiang Zhi Yi Wen" is probably the mistake of "Xiang Se Wen Zhi"). The glyph takes "silk" as the edge and "gold" as the sound edge.
Third, related words
1, moss brocade
【tái jǐn】？
Describe mosses, such as brilliant floors.
2. Brocade
【guàn jǐn】？
"Jinjin" is a goldfish player "Tianshan Snow", one of the original goldfish varieties.
Step 3 rule brocade
【chǐ jǐn】？
A foot-long brocade. Metaphor is short and colorful words.
4. Shu brocade
[shǔ jǐn]？
Traditional silk crafts produced in Sichuan are made of dyed cooked silk.
5. Brocade
【jǐn duàn】？
Silk fabrics with colorful patterns on the surface can be used as clothing and decorations.