How to pronounce the word gen

Gen, Chinese character, pronounced as gèn or xuān n n.

Gen, Chinese character, pronounced as gèn or xuān n, means continuity in space and time. Gen (gèn) first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, and its shape is like the moon between heaven and earth. It should be the original word of "constancy" and extended to continuity. Gen (xuān) first appeared in Shang Dynasty, with hieroglyphics, such as swirling water. It's rarely used now, only for the sound side.

The pronunciation of the word "Gen" is (gèn). The history of the word "root" can be traced back to Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. The original meaning of a word has a continuous meaning in time and space, and then it is extended to a continuous meaning. The word "Gen" was also the common name of uncle in ancient times.

2. Detailed explanation: (1) traversal; Crossing or extending in space. Screen (barrier), comfort (across the sky) and barrier (barrier).

2 fatigue, end; Run across the sky (all over the sky; Even the sky), the earth (everywhere), the year (Gregorian calendar year), and the generation (forever).

Common root combinations are:

Eternity: refers to the whole ancient times.

Crossing: it means crossing; Lie on your back.

Continuity: It means continuity, especially mountains.

Eternal years: it means calendar year.

Extended data:

First, cross [héng gèn]?

Span (bridges, mountains, etc.); Lie on your back.

Second, the surface root [mián gèn]?

Continuous (especially mountains, etc.) )

Third, the packing [pán gèn]?

(Mountains) are interrelated.