How to write 吾

吾 [wú] 1. I; my. Examples: - 吾身 (myself) - 吾国 (my country) - 吾辈 (my generation) 2. A surname. 3. I; my: - Same original meaning ([En.] I). - In ancient times, "吾" and "我" had grammatical differences; "吾" was not used as a direct object after verbs. - We ([En.] we). Examples: - 吾匹 (those like me) - 吾曹 (we, our group) - 吾属 (we) - 吾伦 (our generation) - 吾们 (we). 4. As a verb: to resist. Example: 通“御” (to resist). - 厚攻则吾，薄攻则薄吾 (If attacked vigorously, I will resist; if attacked lightly, I will lightly resist). References to various ancient texts demonstrate the use of "吾": - 《说文》: "吾，我自称也。" (I, as a self-reference.) - 《尔雅·释诂》: "吾，我也。" (I, referring to myself.) - Other classical references illustrate its application in different contexts. Additionally, see the entry for 「吾吾」.