How to write 冑

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Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 冑

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 冑

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Meaning of 冑

Pinyin none

Radical

冂

Strokes

Definition

variant of 胄[zhou4]

Usage

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冑 [zhòu] 名【本义】: 头盔【造字法】: 形声。金文上像盔形，其下「目」表头形。小篆盔形谬变为「由」，「目」谬变为「月」。【引】 1. 《说文》：冑，兜鍪也。從月，由音。 2. 《易·说卦》：离为甲冑。 3. 《书·伪说命》：惟甲冑起戎。 4. 《诗·鲁颂·閟宫》：贝冑朱绡。 5. 《礼记·曲礼》：献甲者执冑。 6. 《左传·僖公三十三年》：左右免冑而下。 7. 《荀子·议兵》：冠轴(冑)带剑。 8. 清·邵长蘅《青门剩稿》：铠冑皆鑌铁。【例】又如: 甲冑。 Definition in English: 冑 [zhòu] noun 【Primary Meaning】: helmet 【Etymology】: Phono-semantic compound. The ancient script resembles a helmet shape, with the lower part "目" denoting a head shape. The small seal script has a form of a helmet that has mutated to "由", and "目" mutated to "月". 【Citations】 1. From "Shuowen": "冑" is also known as "兜鍪". It comes from "月" and is pronounced as "由". 2. In "Yijing": "Li" represents armor and helmets. 3. In "Shu·Weishuo Ming": "Only armor and helmets are used for war". 4. In "Shijing": "The shell helmet is adorned with vermilion cloth". 5. In "Liji·Quli": "The one offering armor holds the helmet". 6. In "Zuo Zhuan·Xi Gong, Year 33": "The left and right removed their helmets and dismounted". 7. In "Xunzi·Discussion on Soldiers": "The crown axle (helmet) carries a sword". 8. From Qing Dynasty, Shao Changheng's "Qingmen Shenggao": "Both armor and helmets are made of wrought iron". 【Example】 Such as: 甲冑 (armor).