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彘 [zhì]
〈名〉
1. 猪。
Pig; swine.
例: 狗~不如。狗~不食。
Example: A dog is not as good as a pig. The dog does not eat pig.
【本义】: 彘本指大猪,后泛指一般的猪。
Original meaning: 彘 originally refers to bigger pigs, and later generalized to refer to pigs in general.
【造字法】: 象形。小篆字形。矢声,其余象猪头、脚。
Character formation: Pictographic. The Small Seal script resembles a pig's head and feet.
2. 地名,故址在今山西霍县东北。
Place name, whose ruins are located northeast of modern Huo County, Shanxi.
例: 三年,乃流王于 彘。
Example: After three years, the king was exiled to Zhi.
3. 姓。
Surname.
引述:
1. 《说文》:彘,豕也。后蹏废谓之彘。
From Shuowen: 彘 is a pig. The later term refers to the ancient pig.
2. 《小尔雅》:彘,猪也。
From Xiaoruy: 彘 means pig.
3. 《礼记·月令》:食黍与彘。“水畜也。”
From Liji: Eating millet and pig. Note: "It refers to water livestock."
4. 《贾子胎教》:彘者,北方之牲也。
From Jiazi Taijiao: 彘 is livestock in the north.
5. 《西山经》:竹山有兽焉,名曰毫彘。
From Xishanjing: There are animals on Bamboo Mountain, called 毛彘.
6. 《韩非子·外储说左上》:故明主表信,如曾子杀彘也。
From Han Feizi: Thus wise rulers show trust, like Zengzi killing a pig.
7. 《孟子·梁惠王上》:鸡豚狗彘。
From Mengzi: Chickens, pigs, dogs, and pigs.
8. 《史记·项羽本纪》:赐之彘肩。
From Shiji: Granted him a pig's shoulder.
例:
再如: 与一生彘肩。
For example: Sharing a pig's shoulder with a lifetime companion.
再如: 加彘肩上。
For example: Adding on a pig's shoulder (the best part of the pig leg as food).
再如: 彘狗不如;如彘牢;猪圈。
For example: Not as good as a pig; like a pig’s enclosure; pig pen.
彘肩(即肘子。作为食物的猪腿的最上部分); 彘肩斗酒(形容英雄豪壮之气)
Pig shoulder (i.e., elbow; the upper part of the pig leg as food); Pig shoulder and wine (describing heroic spirit).
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