Combination words: Cuo-Cuo, Cuo-Cuo, Cuo-Cuo, Min-Cuo, Min-Cuo, Cuo-Cuo, Kuan-Cuo, Ming-Cuo and Ying-Cuo.

The meaning and source of 1.

"Mao" is a Chinese character, which means wisdom and cleverness. It consists of "Mu" (mù, meaning eyes) and "Gui" (GUI, meaning precious), in which "Mu" symbolizes the brightness and keenness of eyes, while "Gui" represents value and dignity. Therefore, the word "e" can be understood as a person with high wisdom and outstanding talent.

2. The use of ancient names

In ancient China, "Ai" was often used as a word in a person's name. For example, posthumous title, the emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty, Liu Yilong (the founding emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty, Liu Song), was "Emperor Gaozong, a saint, filial piety, filial piety, filial piety and filial piety". The "Mao" here embodies Liu Yilong's outstanding wisdom and ruling ability as an emperor.

3. Records in Kangxi Dictionary

"Mao" is also a word included in Kangxi Dictionary. Kangxi Dictionary is a dictionary compiled by Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty, which contains the most comprehensive Chinese characters and their definitions at that time. Its definition of 30 is: smart, tall. This further proves that "E" is a symbol of wisdom and Excellence.

4. The situation in modern use

In modern Chinese, the word "e" is not common and is rarely used in daily life. However, in some literary works and letters, or in naming and inscription, we can still see the use of the word "Mao". Because of its unique significance and aesthetic feeling, it can give people a far-reaching imagination.

Summary:

The word "Ai" is usually pronounced as "ruì", which means a person who is intelligent, intelligent, highly intelligent and outstanding. It is widely used in ancient names, and it is also recorded in Kangxi Dictionary. Although it is rarely used in modern Chinese, it still has special significance and aesthetic feeling, which can add unique charm to works and naming.