You are at the first level of the radical dictionary.

The characters next to you are as follows:

Accurate, cold, ice, blunt, cool, frozen, clean, decisive, secondary, reduced, heavy, condition, treatment, convergence, abundance, ling, sadness, withering, dryness, river, clear, abundant, inside, halfway, freezing, building, river, washing, annihilation and pulling.

The words next to you are related to cold and ice, expressing the meaning related to low temperature, cold storage and freezing. After pictographic, cognitive, pictophonetic and phonetic notation, radical glyphs become rich and varied characters, which play a role in expressing cold meanings in Chinese characters.

The specific explanation is as follows:

First of all, hieroglyphics:

In ancient hieroglyphics, radicals represent the shape of ice. Ice is a substance solidified by water at low temperature, which has the characteristics of crystal clear. In ancient times, people visualized the shape of ice by observing it, and formed a radical character. For example:

Ice: the shape of the word indicates the state of ice.

Cold: your side is on the top and the word is on the bottom, indicating the cold situation at low temperature.

Second, know:

In some words, radicals appear as cognitive parts, indicating meanings related to "cold" and "ice". Understanding refers to combining two or more things with related meanings into new meanings. For example:

Cool: blowing from the wind (next to the word "wind") means the cold feeling of the wind.

Metallurgy: radicals represent low temperature, and gold characters represent metals. Together, they represent the process of heating and cooling metals.

Third, the voice:

In some words, radicals appear as pictophonetic parts, indicating the meaning related to sound. Pictophonetic characters mean that the meaning of a word is related to its sound and is composed of pictophonetic characters. For example:

Degree: radicals indicate low temperature, wide characters indicate the meaning of place, and together they indicate cold places, which is extended to transitional state or range.

Post: one side of the arrow means cold, and the side of the word "wind" means full. Together, it means as cold as a popsicle.

Fourth, transfer:

Radicals are often used to indicate the state or characteristics of matter, as well as the meanings related to "ice" and "cold" in transliteration. Switch refers to words that have no practical meaning and are only used to describe the state, characteristics and expression of things. For example:

Freezing: The side shows the frozen state at low temperature.

Xuan: indicates the state of water vapor condensation and describes the humid weather.