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2. Basic Interpretation

1. The part of a plant that just grows out and can develop into a stem, leaf, or flower: Wheat sprouts.

2, something shaped like a bud: a meat sprout (the extra flesh that grows after a wound heals).

3. The pinyin for the character bud is yá, which has only one pronunciation.

I. Evolution of Characters

II. Explanation of Characters

Wenyin version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi (说文解字): bud, sprout. From cursive, teeth sound.

The vernacular version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": bud, sprout. The character form adopts "艸" as the side and "牙" as the sound.

Three related words

1. bud: to begin to produce.

Lu Xun, "Miscellaneous Writings of And Jie Ting - Literary Talks Outside the Door": "Words sprouted among the people, but later they must have been taken over by the privileged."

2, people bud: Judas people shadow.

Yang Shuo, "Three Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains," paragraph 6: "In the daytime, look around, it's deserted, and there are no human buds to be seen." It is also called "human teeth".

3, bud: just sprouted buds, very tender, life is very fragile. Describe the newly born and tender life or leaves.

Mo Huaiqi's "A Walk": In the fields of this early spring in the south, large and small patches of new green are laid out randomly, some thick, some pale; the shoots on the trees are dense; and the winter water in the fields is cooing and blistering.

4. Germination:A metaphor for something just happening.

Bajin? Extinction, Chapter 8: "Love is the fastest-growing thing, and as long as it is not hindered after germination, it will quickly develop to maturity in a very short period of time."

5. White bud:White tender bud.?

Ming Li Shizhen, "Compendium of Materia Medica - Grain III - Mung Beans":"[Mung beans] are soaked and wetted with water to produce white buds."