I. Pronunciation Interpretation [bǐ ng]:

1, (-Zi) Upper arm near the shoulder: His arm is really strong.

2. Birds' wings, etc.

Group words: shoulders, hooves, wings, arms, arms

Second, the pronunciation interpretation [páng]:

[Bladder] Commonly known as bladder, it is a cystic body that temporarily stores urine and is located in the pelvic cavity.

Combination words: bladder, kidney and bladder

Extended data

First, the evolution of etymology:

Second, the interpretation of words:

1, the classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: forceful and aggressive. From the meat, the sound from the side. Arms, arms or bones?

2, the vernacular version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": bang, two threats. The glyph takes "meat (moon)" as the side and "side" as the sound side. "Zhou" is a variant of "bang", taking "bone" as the square. ?

Third, related words:

1, shoulder? [ jiān bǎng ]？

The part of a human arm or an animal's forelimb connected to the trunk. ~ children are very hard (able to take on great responsibilities). Slip away ~ (figuratively speaking, irresponsible)

Quote: Zhou Libo's Great Changes in Mountain Areas: "Bamboo poles shine on her round and solid shoulders."

2. wings [chébéng]？

The general term for wings.

Quote: Zhu Ziqing's European Miscellanies: Venice: "Hire gondola to shake it and stop at the boat. The boat is in the middle of the water, and the gondolas are lined up on both sides in turn, swinging in the microwave like two wings. "

3. arm? 【ì bǎng】？

Arm.

Quote: Chapter 5 of Yang Mo's Song of Youth: "When she was about to jump into the sea, a pair of warm arms hugged her."

4. arm? [Bangzi]?

The upper part of the arm near the shoulder also refers to the whole arm: naked.

5.bladder? [ páng guāng ]？

Urine storage organ of human and higher animals, which is cystic and located in the pelvic cavity. It is composed of smooth muscle and has great elasticity. Urine enters the bladder from the kidney along the ureter. Some areas are called urinary tuberculosis.