Second, interpretation:
1. Dawn: ~ micro.
2. light: star.
Another example: fainting; Xi Lan (brilliant)
Third, the extreme: cloud
Fourth, the structure of Chinese characters: upper and lower structure
5. Word-making method: sound shape; Congxi, Xisheng
6. Variant characters: Yi.
Seven, related words:
A little? He Xi? Rotten? Where is Zhu? Hehe? Where's fu? A little? Entertainment? Self-pity Charcoal? Xi Shi Pingjing? Slight exposure? The first faint light of dawn
Extended data:
First, the evolution of glyphs:
Happiness, besides sound and shape, also means celebration. Xi, Oracle Bone Inscriptions (omitting "hi" to celebrate) (Mars) (fire) means to celebrate around the fire. Some Oracle Bone Inscriptions use "beans" (cookers) instead of "beans". Original meaning of word-making: verb, celebrate joyfully around the bonfire at night.
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Xi, Shao Ye. From the fire, came the sound of joy. ?
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Xi, roasted fragrant meat. The glyph takes "fire" as the side and "happiness" as the sound side.
Second, the phrase definition:
1, Fu? [ fú xī ]
See "Fuxi".
2. a little? [ wēi xī ]
The sunlight is not strong.
3. entertainment? [ xī yú ]
This is called swimming and playing. , children's "Xi".
4. Laugh at yourself? [ zì xī ]
See "smug".
5.charcoal? [ xī tàn ]
Also known as "charcoal". There is no completely extinguished charcoal fire.