1,No. [No.]: claim, horn, command, number, pulse, trumpeter, number, extra number, call, password, number, patient number, professional title, symbol, registration, etc. .

2.No. [há o]: howl, wail, whine, wail, howl, lament, line number, cry, call sign, etc.

Second, the basic interpretation?

[Hello]

1, name: country code. Year number.

2, original name and nickname, later nickname: Su Shi Zi Zhan,no. Dongpo. Kongming is Zhuge Liang's horn.

3. Store: Product name. Bank number. Semicolon. The treasure.

4. signs; Signal: Mark. Question mark. Add and subtract symbols. Code word High five for the numbers.

5. Scheduled time: Registration. Number.

6. Indication level: large. Medium size. Small number five.

7. species; Class: Ignore this person. This business can't be done.

8. (No.) refers to someone: patient number. Number of injured. Chromatic number

9, said the order (mostly after the number). General: briefing no.3. House number 2. B) refers to the days in a month: May 1 day is International Labor Day.

10, last name.

1 1, order: order.

12, trumpet.

13, western-style speakers used by the army or bands.

14, meaningful sound from trumpet: reveille. Assembly number. Charge.

[Hao]

1, long voice shouted: call sign. Howl. The north wind roared.

2. Cry loudly: wail.

Extended data attachment 1? Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: No, it hurts. Mouth to mouth. All numbers belong to numbers. ?

Attachment 2? Dialect version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: No, the voice of grief. The glyph takes the "mouth" as the edge, like the mouth on the taro tube. All words related to numbers are bounded by numbers. ?

Related words

1. command: a call or command issued.

Yang Shuo's Into the Sun: "The procession started at dusk, walked into the middle of the night, and approached the railway. Suddenly, an urgent order came quietly in front, and the troops fell to the ground together. "

Second, the horn [hàoji?o]: refers to the sound of the horn.

Ke Yan's Wonderful Book Our Team: "At the moment when this great army assembled, I not only heard the horn of marching, but also heard the footsteps of comrades running forward."

Third, the slogan [kǒu hào] is "a short sentence that is programmatic and inspires verbal shouting".

Chapter 14 of Volume 2 of Yao's Li Zicheng: "A female soldier came to wake up because of the slogan of the military night."

Fourth, howl [háo táo]: burst into tears.

Qin Mu's "Miracle Spring of the Long Street Lamp": "The families of the victims cried in the back."

Verb (abbreviation of verb) wail [b? ià o]? : sad call sign.

Guo Moruo? Zhuangzi's Criticism of Ten Books: "He often laments, sometimes even laments."