卣, pronounced as [yǒu]

An ancient vessel for holding wine, with a mouth and a large belly, a lid and a handle. The evolutionary meaning of the word "卣":

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(pictogram. Original meaning: an ancient wine vessel, oval). Same as the original meaning. Made of bronze, with an oval mouth, a deep belly, a circle foot, a lid and a handle. There are also cylindrical ones, with many changes in shape. Used to hold wine. Popular in the Shang Dynasty and the early Western Zhou Dynasty

卣, Zhongzun. ——"Erya"

Use a pair of straw to match two horses. ——"Book·Luo Gao"

The 秬鬯一卣, Gui Zan's deputy Yan. ——"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"

Use the word "Er" to match "Yi". ——Composition of "Shu·Wenhou's Ming"

Feng X [fèng yǒu]

Ancient wine vessel. It is cast in the shape of a phoenix, hence its name.

圉卣[ yǔ yǒu ]

A vessel for holding wine in the Western Zhou Dynasty. It has a small mouth and a large belly, with a lid and a handle.

虎卣[ hǔ yǒu ]

The mouth rim is 10.4×9.0 cm in diameter and weighs 5.09 kg. This tiger 卣 is 35.7 cm high, the mouth rim is 10.4×9.0 cm in diameter and weighs 5.09 kg. . It is a masterpiece of the Western Zhou Dynasty. "Tiger cannibalize man" represents an extraordinary mythological symbol. Is it tiger cannibalism? Or a guardian? There are different opinions, and it is impossible to determine the pecking order, so today this treasure is only called "tiger beast", without the word "cannibal" in the middle.

円Mofu卣[páng mò fù yǒu]

A wine vessel among the bronze wine vessels of the early Western Zhou Dynasty.

Jǔ guàn ěr yǒu ]

A wine container among ancient Chinese bronze wine vessels