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The meaning of killing
Killing refers to killing people or animals cruelly and violently.

Killing is a Chinese word, which means killing people or animals violently and cruelly. Synonyms and synonyms of killing: slaughter, slaughter, annihilation, killing, slaughter, extinction, extinction, culling, taking life, etc. Killing is a noun.

Killing words come from Chinese words and first appeared in Han dynasty documents, such as Historical Records and Biography of Han Feizi. At first, it was mainly used to describe wars, killings, massacres and other violent acts. With the development of time, the word has gradually expanded to describe all kinds of violence, including individual murder, mass slaughter, and even can be used to describe the behavior of raptors preying on other animals.

The evolution of killing can be observed from its glyph and semantics.

Glyph: in the glyph of killing, killing refers to behavior, and killing refers to killing or slaughtering. The word "slash" on the glyph consists of Ge (weapon) and Lu (chop), which expresses the meaning of chopping with weapons.

Semantics: The earliest killing is mainly used to describe the killing behavior in wars and conflicts, which means violence and blood. Over time, killing gradually expanded to describe other forms of violence, including individual murder, organized slaughter, and even cruel predation between animals.

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