Husband is in those classical Chinese

1. What are the meanings of Fu in ancient Chinese?

When "husband" is used as a noun, it is pronounced as "fū", which means an adult man or husband. For example:

Then he led his descendants to bear the burden of three husbands.

So he led three children and grandchildren to carry the burden.

(2) A few days later, the husband was gloomy. Before long, my husband's snoring came to my mind.

This mediocre man.

This anger is also the anger of non-scholars. Tang Ju lives up to his mission: this is a mediocrity.

Anger, not anger. In ancient Chinese, "fu" and "zi" together constitute the word "master", indicating respect for men. For example:

4. Master, what is your life? What can I do for you, sir?

Second, auxiliary words.

When "fu" is used as an auxiliary word, it is pronounced as "fú" and can be used at the beginning, middle and end of a sentence. Different positions in a sentence have different functions.

1, used at the beginning of a sentence, means to make comments, which leads to comments without translation.

Such as: ① Zhuan Xu stabbed Wang Liao, and a comet hit the moon. When Zhuan Xu assassinated Liao Wang, the comet covered the moon.

If you attack it in a circle, you will have a good time ("get it, you will get more help"). If you surround it and attack it, you will definitely get the weather and season (conducive to fighting).

(3) husband. Great powers are unpredictable and have hidden concerns. (Cao Gui Debate) Translation: (Qi State) is a big country, and it is difficult to find out (its situation) for fear that they will ambush.

2. Used in sentences, it only plays the role of supplementing syllables and has no practical significance.

What about Dai Zongfu? What is Mount Tai like?

This usage of the word "Fu" is rare, and it is only an example in the ancient poems selected in junior high school textbooks.

3. Used at the end of a sentence to express exclamation, which is equivalent to "ah" and "alas" in modern Chinese.

Such as: ① Zi Yuechuan: The deceased is like a husband. Confucius said on the river bank: the lost time is like this river, which keeps going day and night. This usage of the word "Fu" rarely appears in junior high school textbooks. Third, demonstrative pronouns.

When "fu" is used as a demonstrative pronoun, it is pronounced as "fu", which is equivalent to "there" and "here" and can be translated as "this", "that" and "that". For example:

① Yu.

Balingsheng, in Dongting Lake. (The Story of Yueyang Tower)

I think all the beautiful scenery in Baling County is on Dongting Lake.

(2) non-husband. People's things are all strong and fake, and they must be forced to take them. (Huang Sheng borrows books) Translation: Not that. ..

People's things are reluctant to borrow, and they must be worried that others will rush to ask for them.

2. What does "Fu" mean in ancient Chinese? Basic meaning ● Fu fū ㄈㄨˉ 1. It used to be called a grown man: fishing.

Agriculture. Don't be brave.

2. people who used to be called hard labor: ~ hard labor. Pull ~

3. [~ zi] A. The old name of the scholar; B. In the old society, he was called a teacher; C. the old lady known as the husband; D. people who read ancient books and have stale ideas. 4. wife: Zhang ~.

~ women. Other meaning ● Fu fú ㄈㄨˊ 1. Classical Chinese: ~ heaven and earth.

2. classical Chinese auxiliary words: the deceased is like this ~. The demonstrative pronoun in classical Chinese is equivalent to "this" or "that": ~ The cat has arrived.

Detailed meaning ◎ Fu f ū( 1) (pictograph. Oracle Bone Inscriptions glyph, like a standing human figure (big), the "one" above indicates that a hairpin (zān) is inserted in the hair, indicating that an adult man is a husband.

In ancient times, men were crowned as husbands in adulthood, so "one" was added as a symbol. The original meaning: the general term for adult men) (2) Synonymously [male] husband, husband also.

-"Shuo Wen". Press, my husband is big, knowing and pictographic.

The weekly system takes eight inches as the ruler, ten feet as the ruler, and people are eight feet long, so they are called husbands. Husband is not good either.

-"Poetry Martin's Tomb Gate" The man who is a thief is his husband. -Mencius.

Note: "Be a man." Two days is the husband.

-"imprison riding a horse" led the burden of three husbands of children and grandchildren. -"Liezi Tang Wen" does not plow, but still goes hungry.

-Han Jia translated "On many a mickle makes a mickle" (3) Another example: husband (in ancient times, men were called husbands); Husband and daughter (man, husband); In-laws (men and women. A man without a wife is called a husband, and a wife is called a home. (4) The female officer's spouse [Hu * * * and] wakes up first, and the husband scolds the eldest son, all of a sudden.

-"Preface to Autumn Songs" makes you have a wife, and Luo Fu has a husband. -"Yuefu Shang Mo Singing Poems" (5) Another example: husband (husband); Husband (husband); Husband's side (husband's relative) (6) formerly known as a person engaged in some kind of manual labor [laborer].

Such as: farmers; Rickshaw pullers; Groom; Operator; The head of the husband (the leader of the husband's service) (7) a gentleman. A man's laudatory name [a real man] Surprisingly, Liu Chan is not a husband, and his literary talent is also a slave.

-Liu Yazi's "Six Generals" (8) The Sleeve of a Sword [The Sleeve of a Sword] The sword is open, covered and attacked, and the sword is clumsy. -"Book of Rites, Less Instruments" (9) Biography of "Yi".

[instep] The canal is six feet long, the husband is two feet long and the arm is six feet long. -Part of speech changes in Mozi Bei Cheng Men ◎ Fu F ū( 1) uses the word "fu".

Again, again [again; I'm afraid to come from Xuan and get what I want from my husband? -Zhang Heng's "Si" (2) See also the common phrase Fú: the husband and wife follow the husband and wife, the husband and wife shop, the basic meaning of husband and wife ◎ husband fú( 1) "husband" is called "the other". He, she, it, they [he, she, it, they]-the third person pronoun.

(2) That, that, those [that, that]-means saying something far away so that my husband can see the wind. -Liu Tang Zongyuan's "The Snake Catcher" I also regret to say that it will not be very enjoyable.

-Wang Song Anshi's "You Bao Chan" (3) This, this, these [this, these]-means not to say anything when you are close to your wife. -"The Analects of Confucius Advanced" (4) All of them, everyone.

Equivalent to "all" [all] husbands know how to hold and hold their wives. -The part-of-speech change of Zhao Shugao ◎ Fu ü (1) is used at the beginning of the sentence, which has a suggestive effect.

-"Historical Records of Xiang Yu's Classic" The six countries of Fu and Qin are princes, and their potential is weaker than that of Qin. -Su Song Xun's Romance of the Three Kingdoms is full of courage. (2) It is also used in sentences, and the soothing tone is also the singer's "long return".

-"Qi Ce of the Warring States Policy" (3) is used at the end of the sentence to express Mencius' sigh: "Never be careless." Nobuo! -Fang Qing Bao "Prison Miscellaneous Notes" Sad husband! There is such a trend, and it was robbed by Qin people.

-Su Song Xun's "Six Kingdoms" (4) See also F "Kangxi Dictionary: The Ugly Collection of the Poster Kangxi's Paintings: 4. Extra strokes: 1 "Tang Yun" is uncut, "Jiyun" and "Yunhui" are uncut.