How to write 嬴

嬴 [yíng] 1. (noun) Surname. 2. (noun) An ancient city name (Ying village). Located in the northwest of Laiwu County, Shandong Province. 3. (verb) Same as "赢" (yíng). 1. To gain; to increase. 2. To bear; to undertake. 3. To surround. 4. (adjective) 1. Same as "赢" (yíng). Surplus; full. 2. Fertile land. 引: 1. "Six Countries Debate" by Su Xun: "To associate with Ying and not help the Six Countries." 2. "Shuowen Jiezi": "嬴, the surname of Shaohao." Duan Yucai's note: "According to tradition, Qin, Xu, Jiang, Huang, Tan, and Ju all have the surname Ying." Examples: - Ying clan (嬴氏, referring to the Qin state or the Qin dynasty). - Ying woman (嬴女, referring to the daughter of the legendary Qin Mu Gong, known as Nong Yu). - Ying Xiang (嬴项, a joint reference to Ying Qin and Xiang Chu). - Ying Tai (嬴台, a legendary site where Xiao Shi and Nong Yu resided). 引 (continued): 1. "Mencius": "Mencius buried in Lu, returning to Qi, stopped at Ying." 动: 1. Same as "赢" (yíng). 1. To gain; to increase. 2. "Yizhou Book": "To win means to surpass." 3. "Records of the Grand Historian": "Winning means to deceive both the uncle and the mother." 4. "Shan Hai Jing": "This is the country of Ying Tu." 2. To bear; to undertake. Example: "嬴粮" (to undertake grain); "嬴育" (to nurture). 3. To surround. Reference: "Huainanzi": "Those who are true pursue the transformations of beginnings and ends, and surround the essence of existence." 形: 1. Same as "赢" (yíng). 1. Surplus; full. 2. "Xunzi": "With the world in harmony, the urgent and surplus are balanced." 3. "Xunzi: Strengthen the State": "Surplus is displayed." 4. "Records of the Grand Historian": "Never has there been a surplus of me!" Example: "嬴绌" (surplus and deficit); "嬴储" (remaining and storing). 2. Fertile land. Reference: "Shan Hai Jing": "There are gentle people, this is the country of Ying Tu." Example: "嬴土" (fertile land).