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氏 [shì]
1. In ancient times, "姓" (xìng) and "氏" (shì) were used separately. "姓" refers to the general family name, while "氏" refers to branches of a family. Later, "姓" and "氏" became interchangeable.
古代“姓”和“氏”分用。姓是总的,氏是分支,后来姓和氏不分,可以混用。
2. In ancient times, "氏" was used to address emperors and nobility, and later to refer to celebrities and experts.
古代称呼帝王贵族等,后称呼名人、专家:神农~。太史~。摄~表。
Additional Meanings:
1. The original meaning is a title indicating the clan system of ancient nobility.
本义: 古代贵族标志宗族系统的称号。
2. It can also refer to names based on places, official titles, or posthumous names of ancestors.
也有以邑、官职、祖父的谥号或字为氏的。
3. A title added to ancient legendary figures or hereditary official positions.
加在远古传说人物后面、世袭官职后面的称谓。
4. A surname collectively used by members of a family to distinguish from individual names.
一家成员所共同采用的姓,以别于个别的名。
5. A form of address for scholars, schools of thought, experts, celebrities, or religious figures.
对学术、流派、专家、名人或宗教的称呼。
6. Also refers to titles of ancient hereditary official positions.
又指古代世业职官的称号。
7. A character added after a married woman's maiden name or commonly added before the husband's surname.
旧时放在已婚妇女的姓后,或如通常在父姓前还加上夫姓的称呼。
8. Surname.
姓。
代 [shì]
1. It can also mean "this" or "these."
通“是”。此,这。
2. See also "zhī."
另见 zhī。
阏 [shì]
1. See "阏" (yān).
见“阏”。
月 [shì]
1. See "月."
见“月”。
月氏 [zhī]
1. Refers to a name of a country in the western regions during the Han Dynasty.
——见“月氏”(Yuèzhī): 汉代西域国名。
2. See also "shì."
另见 shì。
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