Please see the picture for the format of the calligraphy character "fire" in rice grid.

火

Pinyin: huǒ

Strokes: 4

Wubi: OOOO

Radical: Fire

Structure: single structure

Stroke order: 丶ノノ丶

Interpretation:

1. Combustion, the light and flame emitted when a substance burns: ~ force. ~ Candle. ~ source. ~ Flame. Smoke~. ~Get chestnuts in the middle (metaphorically speaking, someone else takes a risk and contributes, but oneself suffers a loss and gets nothing).

2. Urgent: ~quickly. One hundred thousand ~ urgent.

3. Refers to guns, ammunition, etc.: ~ medicine. ~ Cannon.

4. Angry, angry: ~violent. ~Sex.

5. Traditional Chinese medicine refers to the cause of inflammation, redness, swelling, irritability, etc.: liver ~. Poison ~ attacks the heart.

6. To describe red: ~red. ~Legs.

7. Ancient military organization, one fire and ten people.

Detailed explanation:

〈Name〉

(1) (Pictogram. Oracle bone characters image flame. One of the radicals of Chinese characters. Original meaning: emitted by burning objects (light, flame and heat)

(2) Same as the original meaning:

Fire, the journey to the south. The flame comes up, pictographic. ——"Shuowen"

Fire is the word, committee and suiye, so the two characters of Ren and San are fire. ——"Spring and Autumn·Yuan Mingbao"

Li is fire. ——"Yi·Shuo Gua"

The concubine of fire and water. Spring and Autumn emotional talisman, fire is the essence of Yang. ——"Zuo Zhuan·The Ninth Year of Zhaogong"

Fire is the solar energy. ——"Lunheng·Jie Shu"

Human fire is called fire, and heavenly fire is called disaster. ——"Zuo Zhuan·Xuan Gong Sixteenth Year"

The country is called disaster, and the city is called fire. ——"Gu Liang Zhuan·The Ninth Year of Zhaogong"

The big ones are called disasters, and the small ones are called fires. ——"Gongyang Zhuan·Xianggong Ninth Year"

The fire burned the order. ——Song Dynasty? Shen Kuo's "Mengxi Bi Tan·Trapboard"

Fire makes medicine melt.

(3) Another example: fire chain (the firepower used to make fire in the old days); Huocuo (cremation); Huotong (chimney); Huohuo Zhuzhu (a very strong fire); Huoer (fire); Fire preparation (fire prevention facilities)

(4) Fire; fire:

Everything is affected by fire. ——Gui Youguang of the Ming Dynasty, "Xiang Ji Xuan Zhi"

(5) Another example: fire soldiers (soldiers responsible for putting out fires); fire (fire accidents); fire disaster (in ancient times, it refers to a foreboding fire) celestial phenomenon); fire place (the place where fire occurs)

(6) Light refers to lamps, candles or torches:

The fire on the river boat is bright. ——Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, "Spring Night Happy Rain"

Embracing the fire. ——Wang Anshi, Song Dynasty, "A Journey to Baochan Mountain"

The fire is gone. The fire is bright enough.

(7) Another example: fire drum (torch and war drum); fishing fire; fire (bamboo candle; torch)

(8) Light. Such as: Huomou (Fire Eyes and Golden Eyes)

(9) Heat; hot air. Such as: Huo Zaza (describing very hot); Huo Liu (describing extremely hot); Huo Feng (hot wind)

(10) Five elements [fire] - the five basic elements of ancient Chinese philosophy ( One of metal, wood, water, fire, earth). For example: Fire Desire (referring to the demise of the Han Dynasty. In ancient times, the five elements were used to explain the rise and fall of dynasties); fire position (the direction of the fire element in the five elements)

Word combination:

1. Torch? huǒbǎ

Torch used for lighting at night

2. Companion? huǒbàn

It is equivalent to saying "comrade".

In the ancient military system, ten people made fire, and the stove started a fire, so those who shared the fire were called partners

3. Huo Bing? huǒbìng

It means that accomplices kill each other and annex each other< /p>

4. Match? huǒchái

A small stick or other fairly strong flammable material with a flammable mixture adhered to one end. The flammable mixture adhered to the Friction can cause fire and thus ignite

5. Fire place? huǒchǎng

The place where a fire occurs; fire scene

6. Train? huǒchē

A train of interconnected railway vehicles with or without locomotives

7. Sea of ??Fire?huǒhǎi

Referring to a large area of ??blazing fire