What does the word "wind" mean in Japanese?

There is a stop word "sound" next to the word "Feng". The pronunciation of Japanese Chinese characters is nā gī, and some pinyin input methods are: zhǐ.

"Ying" is a homophonic Chinese character, which is not recorded in China classics, and the state has not made relevant regulations, so strictly speaking, there is no standard Chinese pronunciation.

Japanese is ナギ[na gi], which means calm. The glyph is an upper closed structure.

Number of strokes: 352121;

Stroke coding: upzshsh；;

Five strokes 86:MHD；; Five strokes 98: WHD.

Cang Xie: HNYLM；; Zheng code: QDII.

Extended data:

Related dictionary records

1 Japanese-Chinese dictionary

(1) なぎ凪

(2)& lt； Names are used, and Chinese characters are made of harmony >→なぎ? and

Interpretation: (The sea surface) is calm; There is no smoke without fire? Chao Xuan: Is it calm in the morning? Evening: No wind and no waves in the evening?

2. "Etymology"

なぎ?: Decoding Chinese characters? How many? (= wind)+? Stop? What does the wind mean?

It means "the wind has stopped". Because it means: "Wind? Stop? " So use the word "wind" (plural) to put "? (Insect) "was deleted and replaced by" Stop ".

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