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What part of speech is before the flower?

The combination of the word "flower" is as follows:

Duo Yi, Duo Lou, Duo Duo, Duo Yun, Duo Dian, Duo Luo, Duo Zi, Duo Yun, Duo Si Di, Duo Er Bei,

Basic meaning:

1, (hieroglyphics. In the shape of Xiao Zhuan, there is "wood" (tree) below, and it looks like flowers and fruits above. Original meaning: flowers. Common words of flowers)

2. The branches and leaves of trees droop.

3, ears [ears].

4. Turn to both sides [side].

5, flowers and flower-like units of measurement [flowers]

Extended data

Glyph evolution

Explanation of word combinations:

1, Duoyi: Also called Duoyi. Chew your cheek. Of bulging cheeks. I yearn for, envy.

In the Qing Dynasty, Ji Yun's Notes on Reading Huaixi Magazine in Wei Caotang: "It's not terrible to see a person staring at the pot in a daze, knowing a ghost."

Vernacular interpretation: It is not terrible to see a person staring at him with ecstasy, as if his chin is broken and he knows there is a ghost in his heart.

2. Multi-storey: buildings on both sides of the main building.

Yuan Xiao (Tokyo Dream) Song Meng: "Two buildings each have a ball of light, which is about the length of Fiona Fang's residence, and candles are lit inside."

Vernacular explanation: Two buildings each hang a lantern ball, about ten feet in Fiona Fang, and candles are lit inside.

3, blossoming: it means chewing.

Fang Qing-xun's Poems on Mountain Quiet Residence: "Ancient people live a long life, and as time passes, their tastes become more and more competitive."

Interpretation of vernacular: In ancient times, eating gas lived longer and more spiritually, and the taste gradually began to contend.

4. Duo Duo: Also called "Duo Duo". The appellation of witch in ancient Yunnan.

5. Duodian: the east and west halls of the main hall.

Song Fanzhen's Notes on Dongzhai Volume 1: "Renzong, don't burn stoves in winter. Every imperial palace is equipped with stoves in many halls to keep out the cold. "

Interpretation of vernacular: [Renzong] does not burn stoves in winter. Every time I go to the Forbidden City, I set up a stove in the east and west halls of the main hall to resist the cold.