Spelling: zǐ?

Explanation:

1. In ancient times, it refers to children, but now it refers to sons: ~ females. ~ sun. ~ heir. ~ brothers (younger generation, young people).

2. Fruits and seeds of plants: vegetables. Melon ~ son. ~ true.

3. animal eggs: fish ~. Silkworm.

4. Young, young: ~ chicken. ~ livestock. ~ city.

5. Small and hard granular things: ~ bullet (Dan). Chess.

6. Relative to "mother": ~ gold (interest). ~ female buckle. ~ sound (consonant).

7. opposite address: male ~. Wife ~ scholar ~ (scholar) boat ~ (boatman) talent ~.

8. Ancient honorifics for people; Call a teacher or a moral and learned person: Kong ~. Pre-Qin era.

9. the first genus of the earthly branch is mouse: ~ ugly pubic hair (metaphor for an orderly level or organization of things).

10. Used for timing: ~ (11: 00 pm to 1: 00 pm). ~ Night (late at night).

1 1. The fourth of the five levels of feudal system: ~ Jue.

12. With nouns, verbs and adjectives, it is nominal (read softly): flag ~. Chaos. Fat ~.

13. Individual quantifier suffix (read softly): I knocked on the door twice.

14. Last name.

Group words:

1, fatty? [Bangzi]

Obese people

2. Shadow? [ yǐng zi ]

(1). Shadow formed when light is blocked by an object.

(2) The reflection of an object in a mirror, water, etc.

(3) The vague image has passed for many years, and there is no shadow in my mind.

3. dating? [ rì zi ]

Day refers to a fixed date or day, which refers to life and livelihood. From Selected Works of Chen Lin: "On the first day of New Year's Day, the minister of Shang Dynasty told General Jiangdong that Sun Quan was a relative at home and abroad."

4. ideas? [third son]

Thought refers to quantifiable concepts, ideas, ideas and methods; Droplets. Solving problems after thinking is a way of thinking. Generally speaking, an idea refers to an idea that can be considered and legally benefited. It is especially important in science and enterprises.

5. Woods? [Liezi]

(1). Where there are trees.

(2) Small bamboo forest

6. Prince? [Wang Xiang]

Prince, the son of the king of a country, also refers to the children of nobles, and sometimes refers to the children of the king of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.