I. Interpretation of the shield
1, shield, a card-shaped weapon used to protect the body and shield swords and arrows in ancient times.
2, shield-shaped things: golden shield.
3. Name of currency. The standard currency of Suriname, Indonesia, Vietnam and other countries.
Second, the interpretation of words.
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Ye Yishidun. So I covered my eyes. Hieroglyphics. All shields belong to shields.
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: shield, shield. It is a protective weapon used to protect the body and head. The glyph is shaped like a shield. All characters related to the shield are bounded by the "shield".
Third, the evolution of glyphs (as shown in the figure)
Fourth, word formation
Support, shield, contradiction, good shield, sentence shield, shield, shield
Extended data
First, relying on the mountain [hü uü 9n]?
Refers to the strength of support and help behind: strong backing.
Second, the shield? 【dün páI】？
1, an ancient weapon used to protect the body and shield swords and arrows.
2. Metaphorical excuses.
Third, contradictions? 【máo dün】？
1, spear and shield are two different weapons in ancient times. In ancient stories, there was a man who sold spears and shields, boasting that his shield was the strongest and could not pierce anything; He also boasted that his spear was the sharpest and could pierce anything. Someone asked him, "How about stabbing your shield with your spear?" The man couldn't answer.
2. The estrangement and suspicion caused by different understandings or conflicts between words and deeds: the contradiction between the two? Very deep.
Generally speaking, things are contradictory or exclusive: self-contradictory? .
Dialectically speaking, it refers to the interdependent and mutually exclusive relationship between objective things and various opposites within human thinking.
5. Formal logic refers to the relationship that two concepts are mutually exclusive or two judgments cannot be true or false at the same time.
6. It is mutually exclusive: he is ambivalent about whether to go or not.
Fourth, the Francisco shield [fān dùn]?
A temporary screen fan built with a large shield. When the emperor travels, it is used to guard his residence.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) shield ink [dù nò]?
Grinding ink on the shield nose. Later, it refers to an emergency campaign.