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胃 [wèi]
[名]
【本义】: 人和动物贮藏和消化食物的器官
[Basic Meaning]: The organ in humans and animals responsible for storing and digesting food.
1. 同本义 ([En.] stomach)
Same as the basic meaning ([En.] stomach).
2. 星名 ([En.] name of a star)
Name of a star. It is one of the twenty-eight lunar mansions, specifically the third mansion of the White Tiger's seven mansions. There are three stars: Aries 35, 39, and 41.
【造字法】: 象形。据小篆字形。上象口袋形的消化器官,下为肉。
[Character Formation]: Pictograph. Based on the small seal script. The upper part resembles a digestive organ in the shape of a bag, and the lower part represents flesh.
【引】
1. 疾在肠胃。
[Quote] "Illness in the intestines and stomach."
2. 在肠胃。
[Meaning] "In the intestines and stomach."
【例】
又如: 重瓣胃; 胃疸(中医指胃部虚热); 胃气痛(方言。胃痛); 胃气(中医指胃的生理功能及其精气; 泛指胃病)
[Example]: For instance: Double-layered stomach; Stomach ghee (referring to weak heat in the stomach in traditional Chinese medicine); Stomach pain (dialect. Stomachache); Stomach energy (referring to the physiological functions and essence of the stomach in traditional Chinese medicine; generally refers to gastric diseases).
2. 星名 ([En.] name of a star)
二十八宿之一,白虎七宿的第三宿。有星3颗,即白羊座35、39、41三星。
[En.] It is one of the twenty-eight lunar mansions, specifically the third mansion of the White Tiger's seven mansions. There are three stars: Aries 35, 39, and 41.
【例】
如: 胃维(胃星之旁)
[Example]: For example: Weiwei (beside the stomach star).
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