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穗 [suì]
1. The flowers and fruits that cluster at the top of the stem of grain plants.
(禾本植物聚生在茎的顶端的花和果实.)
Examples: 麦穗 (wheat ear), 稻穗 (rice ear), 谷穗 (grain ear), 穗轴 (the axis of an ear), 穗状花序 (spike-like inflorescence).
2. A decorative item made of silk threads, cloth strips, or paper strips that is gathered together and hung down.
(用丝线、布条或纸条等扎成的、挂起来往下垂的装饰品.)
Example: 灯笼穗儿 (lantern tassel).
3. Another name for Guangzhou city in Guangdong province, China.
(中国广东省广州市的别称.)
It is said in ancient legends that five immortals rode five-colored sheep and brought six "穗" here, hence the name "穗".
4. A surname.
(姓.)
Additional meanings:
1. (The ear of grain; spike)
(同本义.)
2. Tassel.
(穗状之物.)
3. Snuff (related to candle or lamp).
(烛花或灯花.)
Example from 韩偓: "At times, I see the remaining lamp, and the smoke droops down like golden tassels."
4. Fine-textured cloth, commonly used in ancient times for mourning garments.
(通“繐”。细而疏的麻布.)
Example: 穗帷 (spiritual tent, a type of collar), 穗屦 (shoes made of fine cloth worn during mourning), 穗布 (fine and loose hemp cloth).
引:
1. 《曲水诗序》: "红茎白毛, alongside good fortune, are gathered ears of grain."
2. 《诗·王风·黍离》: "They are millet stalks, and the ears of the millet."
3. 《诗·小雅·甫田》: "There are lodged ears."
例:
如: 穗肥 (fertilizing during the juvenile ear differentiation stage can provide sufficient nutrients to the young ears, resulting in larger ears with more grains, thereby increasing yield); 麦穗 (wheat ear).
穗带 (a belt with tassels), 穗缰 (a reins with tassels), 穗头 (tassel-like item).
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