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Many people mispronounce the names of these plants.

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen

Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Learning to grow flowers at home is a technical activity, so it is more beautiful! Pay attention to the breadth and depth of culture, Chinese character culture is no exception, a lot of plant names we are used to, but actually mispronounced; some plants containing polyphonic characters.

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The culture is broad and profound, and the culture of Chinese characters is no exception. We are used to many plant names, but we actually mispronounce them. We are confused about which sound to pronounce for some plant names that contain polysyllabic characters. Some plant names are complicated and rare.

The editor will take an inventory of those plant names that are often mispronounced.

A fallen pit.

[chained ng li]

Tamarix

How beautiful this strange willow is!

[baked lags]

Ficus pumila

Do you know how to make cold noodles with the fruits of Thunderbolt?

[clockwise ng Centro]

Sorrel grass

This fried soy sauce grass is not as good as safflower!

[y è gestern]

Shoot dry

You can't call it [sh è] dry [gendn] ~ ~

Obscure words

[X xiaxiann]

Cymbals

If it hadn't been for this kind of plant, I wouldn't have known the word for the rest of my life. It really doesn't look good.

[Z è ng]

Climb down the retort

It is estimated that the ancients would have recognized the name of this plant, because

Retort

It is a kind of tile vessel for steaming rice in ancient times.

[QQ]

Rabdosia angustifolia

As soon as it is said that Gui is a surname, it is changed by Ju, but it is actually

Jiuqu

Today's Jane is written as

Jiuqu

The ancients used the yellow of Jiuqu to describe the color of chrysanthemums, which gave rise to today's chrysanthemums.

[K "zh"]

Bitter oyster

Personally, I feel that no matter how I look at this word, I can't write it down silently. Most of the time, it is written as "hard work".

[P é ng l é I]

Pengjia

It is difficult to distinguish the genus Rubus. Why are there such difficult words to read? it's too difficult. It's really hard.

[xiere]

Allium macrostemon

You say it's good for an illegible plant to have an easy-to-recognize alias, but this guy's alias is not, and it's even harder to recognize--

The head [jijiaoo]

[J í centri]

Chinese cabbage

Houttuynia cordata Thunb is the root of Houttuynia cordata, which is named Houttuynia cordata.

[M á ng]

Hymenopodidae

[guinea]

Geranium

Polyphonic character

[pax]

Park Shu

[paired] Tree, no! [Pi á o] tree, even more wrong! It's supposed to be a tree, not a broken tree.

[Li á n Qi á o]

Forsythia suspensa

To put it weakly, there must be a lot of people who read Forsythia suspensa as Lian [Qiqiongo].

[pampho]

Lankao paulownia

Paulownia plants are bulging and loose, so reading [paulownia] couldn't be more correct.

[Qiqiongo]

Fagaceae

The fruits of Fagaceae plants have shell appendages, such as chestnuts of the genus Fagaceae, and the outer layer of material, while reading qi à o, not k é, you might as well think of golden cicadas shelling.

[supreme]

Cyperaceae

It is estimated that few people will notice that the word sa is a polysyllabic character. In addition to the [sh words] that we are used to, there is also a pronunciation of [su words]. The picture above shows the windmill grass of the genus Cyperaceae.

[Zhu ú]

Atractylodes macrocephala Koidz

Atractylodes macrocephala Koidz (Atractylodes macrocephala Koidz) is a common traditional Chinese medicine, and its pronunciation is wayward not to read sh milk.

[B í qi]

Water chestnut

Here I read qi again, because the edible part is shaped like a horse's hoof, also known as a horse's hoof.

[Qi á n]

Nettle

Of the genus Urticaceae.

Nettle

, all read [Qi á n], and

Hives

Study [xhost n]

[shallows]

Chinese fir