The pinyin for shelve: gē, the consonant is g, the rhyme is ē, and the tone is one sound.

Pinyin: yī, with a y consonant, a ī rhyme and a tone.

The pinyin for handful: cuō, the consonant is c, the rhyme is uō, and the tone is one sound.

Shrimp pinyin: xiā, the consonant is x, the rhyme is iā, and the tone is one sound.

The pinyin for rice: mǐ, the consonant is m, the rhyme is ǐ, and the tone is tritone.

I. Shelve interpretation: to place, derived from stagnation.

Second, a definition:

1, the name of the number, the smallest positive integer (in the banknotes and bills are often capitalized "one" instead).

2, pure; specialized.

3, full; full.

Three, a handful of interpretation:

1, gathered up, more often referred to the use of dustpan-shaped apparatus to shovel up things.

2, take, pick.

3, to pinch something finely broken with one's fingers.

4, shrimp interpretation: an arthropod with a shell and many links on the abdomen.

V. Rice Interpretation:

1. The name given to the seeds of cereals or other plants with the skin removed.

2, the international unit of length (formerly known as the "meter" "metric"), a meter is equal to three city feet.

3, surname.

Handwriting Strokes:

Related Groupings:

1. white rice [bái mǐ]?

Polished rice (as distinct from "brown rice"), sometimes referred to in general terms as rice.

2. dà mǐ?

The seeds of rice are called rice after hulling.

3, kilometer [qiān mǐ]?

A unit of length, symbol km.

4, corn [yù mǐ]?

Annual herb, stout stems, long and large leaves, unisexual flowers, monoecious, and slightly larger fruits than soybeans. It is one of the important food and fodder crops.

5, amoy [táo mǐ]?

Water to rinse away the dirt in the rice.