These two words are Xi, pronounced KLüè, transliterated in Mongolian, and also translated as "Kulun". It means earth fence. In northern Shaanxi dialect of Henan province, besides "circle" and "range", it can also be used as verbs.

The second ring is a dialect, which means in different dialects:

1, Inner Mongolia dialect

The word "square and eight sides" framed by "mouth" can vividly express the meaning of "city circle", that is, "enclosed grassland". In Inner Mongolia dialect, it generally refers to "net fence", and the enclosed land refers to a grassland surrounded by barbed wire to protect the grassland from being destroyed by other people's livestock, which is called "grassland". The word "Bang" is now mostly used as a place name, such as Nanbang, Dongguan Town, Qixian County, Zhao Da, Dan Zhan and so on.

In the western Inner Mongolia dialect, there is another pronunciation, in which the word "Gui" is two sounds, indicating a circle surrounded by slender things (such as iron wire, rattan, branches, etc.). ). And the usage of verbs.

2. Shanxi dialect

This is a borrowed Mongolian language, which refers to the earthen fence.

3. Northern Shaanxi Dialect in Henan Province

Besides "circle" and "range", they can also be used as verbs in Anyang dialect and northern Shaanxi dialect. For example, if something is circled, it can be said to be "holding". When reading "Kuluan" as a noun, a vowel is usually added to read "kuluaner". If the moon is dizzy, it can be said that there are babies around the moon.

4. Qingdao dialect

Ku Lundun refers to a container made of rattan in rural areas, which is used to store food and other items. Generally, the diameter is about two meters, or even larger.

5. Northern dialects

That is, the antonym of "huár", which has the same meaning as "Huan", is usually written as "Hular" and used as a prefix with "hula", such as "hula hoop".