1, pronounced hé
Interpretation: sleek, regardless of victory or defeat, the result of adding numbers, juxtaposed with, or, one of the ancient surnames.
These words include: He Qi, theory and practice, consulting with you, peacemaker, kimono, and books.
2、hè
Interpretation: He Ying; Sing along, echo; Respond and answer with poetry; Write poems and promises according to the theme of other people's poems; Allow.
The words are: harmony chapter (reward and other people's poems), harmony answer (reward and other people's poems), harmony (reward and other people's poems) and harmony (reconciliation).
3. Hu
Explanation: Mix, stir or knead the powder to make it stick together. The surname is (huó) Huaxian dialect in Anyang, Henan.
Words: knead the flour and mud evenly (add the liquid into the powder and stir evenly); Reconciliation (still dissolving); There are also pills (a metaphor for a mother teaching her children to study hard); And Bear (a book that my mother studies hard).
4. Hu
Explanation: Mixing powder or mixed liquid with quantifiers refers to the number of times to wash clothes and change water or to decoct a dose of medicine.
Words: harmony (metaphor for reconciling disputes, mostly unprincipled compromise), harmony (mixing, stirring up right and wrong, alienating), harmony medicine (cannon medicine), harmony coaxing (cajoling) and deception (cajoling).
5、hú
Interpretation: When playing mahjong or cards, a certain card meets the specified requirements and wins, which is the usual "Hu card" (the word "Hu" means easy pronunciation).
6. Huo
It doesn't mean anything, it's just a sandwich. Used as a suffix for verbs or adjectives in disyllabic words, not only pronounced in dictionaries. In some dialects, this sound is sometimes weakened to "Hu" and even weakened to "He" again. Used for adjectives such as warmth, softness and uniformity, and verbs such as mixing and stirring.
7. Han
In the national language of Taiwan Province Province, when the word "he" is used as a conjunction, it is pronounced as hàn in daily spoken language and hé in official pronunciation. (From the old Beijing dialect, but it has basically disappeared in Chinese mainland. ) In the dialects spoken in northwestern Shanxi, northern Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia (Erdos, Hohhot and Baotou in Inner Mongolia) in Chinese mainland, it is still pronounced like this. In addition, in some local dialects in Shandong, "he" is pronounced as Hao and Hè n.
Extended data:
1 .He Shibi. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Bian He, a Chu man, got a rough jade in the mountains and presented it to Li He, the king of Chu. Wang doesn't know jade, so he broke his left foot and right foot. When he arrived at King Wen, Bian He cried at the foot of Jingshan Mountain. The king had the jade chopped up and really got Baoyu, which was called "the jade of harmony".
2. Chord (hé xián) Two or more sounds, especially a music group composed of some sounds in harmony, because they have a simple pitch-frequency ratio.
3. Take it out with the plate. Metaphor says everything without reservation.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia _ and