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(surname), in / at / to / from / by / than / out of
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于 yú
Part of Speech: Preposition
1. Preposition
1. Indicates location (as in "生~北京", "to be in Beijing")
2. Indicates direction or goal (as in "荣誉归~老师", "the honor goes to the teacher")
3. Indicates relation or comparison (as in "勤~学习", "diligent in study")
4. Indicates direction of action (as in "出~自愿", "to come from volunteering")
5. Indicates recipient (as in "问道~盲", "to ask a blind person")
6. Indicates source or origin (as in "取之~民", "to take from the people")
7. Indicates comparison (as in "重~泰山", "heavier than Mount Tai")
8. Indicates passivity (as in "限~水平", "limited by the level")
2. Suffix
1. Used after adjectives (as in "疏~防范", indicating lax prevention)
2. Used after verbs (as in "属~未来" indicating belonging to the future)
3. Surname
于 yú
Part of Speech: Verb
1. Basic meaning: To exceed
- Go (往; 去) ([En.] go)
- Take (取) ([En.] take)
- Like; as if (如; 好像) ([En.] look)
Example References:
1. "《诗·周南·桃夭》:之子于归,宜其室家。" (This son is going back, fitting for his family.)
2. "《书·大诰》:予惟以尔庶邦于伐殷,逋播臣。"
2. Preposition
1. Introduces time or places related to action, meaning similar to "in", "at", or "in...aspect" ([En.] in, at, etc.)
2. Introduces the target of an action, meaning similar to "to", "for", or "towards" ([En.] for, etc.)
3. Indicates source or origin of an action, meaning similar to "from" ([En.] from)
4. In passive constructions, introduces the agent of the action, similar to "by" ([En.] by)
5. Introduces a comparative subject, meaning similar to "than" ([En.] than)
6. Indicates imparting action or behavior to another, akin to "to" ([En.] to, etc.)
7. Indicates relative position ([En.] in)
8. Surname
Example References:
1. "《后汉书·列女传》:捐金于野。" (Donate gold in the wild.)
2. "《论语》:何有于我。" (What is there for me?)
3. "《资治通鉴·唐纪》:言于李愬。" (Speak to Li Xuan.)
9. Suffix: Embedded in verbs or adjectives without needing translation.
10. Variant form: 於
11. See also: yū
Emphasizing
Part of Speech: Exclamation
1. Indicates an expression of emotion. Example: "于嗟麟兮," (Oh, sigh for the unicorn.) akin to "吁".
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