Pinyin [ tiáo zhou ]?

Number of strokes: 11

Radical: bamboo

礤: shape sound. The word is from bamboo, from call, and call is also a sound. "Zhao" means "leading" and "leading". The combination of "bamboo" and "zhao" means "getting up early in the morning and sweeping bamboo dust removal tools for the yard". Original meaning: (pronunciation tiáo) a bamboo tool used to sweep the floor and remove dust at the beginning of a new day. Definition: (pronunciation shào) A bamboo fortune-telling tool used at the beginning of the new year to divine the luck of the year.

Broom (tiáozhou) is a tool for sweeping away dust. Also known as "tiao broom".

Detailed explanation:

礤: tiáo

Name

笤broom:

Originally refers to the use of thin bamboo branches Bunch sweeping tools now often refer to floor sweeping and dust removal tools made of threshed sorghum ears or millet ears.

礤: shào

Name

A tool for divination. The literature mentions "lingji".