It has seven meanings:
Ham, hammer, is called "hammer" in Shaanxi dialect.
Male genitals.
It expresses disdain, for example: "Hammer, whoever is afraid of whom, I will go".
Indicates dissatisfaction, for example: "What you made is a hammer, do it again."
It expresses negation and is used for non-existent, impossible, nonsense, nonsense. For example: You said: "Did you win the lottery today?" I can answer: "Hammer". It means no, impossible, nonsense.
Indicates that someone has low ability, for example: "He is a hammer and can't accomplish anything."
Express surprise, such as: "Edi hammer, you can do this!?"
The hammer has a wide range of uses in Shaanxi dialect:?
That is : The popular usage of hammer refers to hammer head, hammer and the like. Similar meaning to Mandarin.
The hammer can be used for non-existent, impossible, nonsense, nonsense, etc. For example: you said: "Did you win the lottery today?" I can answer: "Hammer". It means no, impossible, nonsense.
It can be used as an indecent curse for people and things. For example: XX is a hammer. It’s that the XX character is not good, the character is bad, the character is not good, and he is unable to wait.
At certain times, Hammer also means to complain or vent. For example, if you encounter something that cannot be resolved for a while (or something), or is very difficult and depressing, you will complain: "Hammer, hammer." In Shaanxi dialect, this is a dialect, indecent, and has mostly bad connotations.
Shaanxi dialect:
Shaanxi dialect is the Shaanxi Guanzhong dialect, Chinese-Central Plains Mandarin, also known as Qin dialect. Shaanxi Province contains multiple dialects (Guanzhong dialect, southern Shaanxi dialect, and northern Shaanxi dialect). "Shaanxi dialect" in a narrow sense only refers to the dialect spoken in the Guanzhong Plain in the Weihe River Basin in central Shaanxi, that is, Guanzhong dialect or Guanzhong dialect. The Shaanxi dialect this entry refers to is Shaanxi dialect in the narrow sense, that is, the Guanzhong dialect. For information on other dialects in Shaanxi, see the entry on Shaanxi Western Dialects.
In fact, the dialects in various places in Shaanxi are very different, especially in the south of Qinling Mountains. The southern Shaanxi dialect is divided into Jingchu dialect and Bashu dialect, which belongs to the southwestern Mandarin dialect. The dialects in northern Shaanxi belong to the Jin language, while the Guanzhong dialect is unique and different from the dialects in northern and southern Shaanxi.
Shaanxi:
Shaanxi, referred to as "Shaanxi" or "Qin", is one of the provincial administrative units of the People's Republic of China and the provincial capital Xi'an. The geographical location is between 105°29′~111°15′ east longitude and 31°42′~39°35′ north latitude. The natural division spans the north and south due to the Qinling Mountains-Huaihe River line. Located in the hinterland of the northwest, across the middle of the two major river basins of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River, it is an important hub connecting the eastern and central regions of China with the northwest and southwest.
Shaanxi is the origin of China’s longitude and latitude reference point and the location of the National Time Service Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing time. The province has a total area of ??205,800 square kilometers. As of the end of 2017, the province had a permanent population of 38.3544 million. It governs 1 sub-provincial city, 9 prefecture-level cities and the Yangling Agricultural High-tech Industry Demonstration Zone [3]?, including Xi'an, The urban population of Baoji and Baoji exceeds one million.
Shaanxi has a long history and is one of the important birthplaces of Chinese civilization. In ancient times, most of it was in Jingzhou, Liangzhou, and a small part in Yongzhou. It was the hometown of Emperor Yan and the burial place of Huangdi. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, King Cheng of Zhou established Shaanxi as the boundary, and the west of the original area was under the jurisdiction of Zhaogong. Later generations called the west of Shaanxi "Shaanxi". Shaanxi has been the place where emperors established their capitals since ancient times. Four of the nine unified dynasties (Qin, Western Han, Sui, and Tang) established their capitals in Xi'an (Xianyang), leaving behind a total of 79 imperial mausoleums, which is known as "Oriental". pyramid".