Although this word is not a Chinese character made in Japan, it basically appears in Japanese, only occasionally appearing on the menu of Japanese restaurants. The Japanese pronunciation of this word is [don](どんぶり), and the Chinese translation is "covered rice", which means that rice is served in a covered porcelain bowl. The correct pronunciation of "Fan Er" in Mandarin is "d m 4 n".

Hey, this is an ancient Chinese character. 1, jǐng .2, Dan

One is the sound of throwing wells. In Shuo Wen Jie Zi, there are "eight families and one well, the configuration of images, and the third image". "Yi" is the shape of "Jing" in Biography. Because the word "Jing" is orthographic, the word "Yi" has changes in Chinese, such as "Ji Shangyun's Sound and Dry Rhyme": "Yi, the sound is thrown into the well. They are all very sensitive. " ; Second, be a surname. Song Shaosi's "surname solution" Volume 1: "Hey, the surname is also Fan".

The Japanese pronunciation is "どん" (どん), which was introduced into Japanese China culture in the Tang Dynasty. It can refer to the tableware for holding rice or noodles, also known as "どん"; Things, Japanese people's cooking with bowls of rice covered with various ingredients; The other is the sound made by a drip well.