How to pronounce "earth" left and right? How to pronounce the words "dirty" above and below?

There are no left and right "tu" pronunciations in Xinhua Dictionary, so they are not China Chinese characters.

Pronunciation of the upper and lower two "earth" (ancient: and)

guī？ ㄍㄨㄟˉ

1. Jade articles held by ancient emperors or princes at ceremonies, with a circle (or sword shape) above and a corner (ji m: o? ) Sharp edges and sharp corners of the Gui indicate sharp edges.

2. Ancient instruments for measuring sun shadows: ~ Table (a. Instruments for measuring sun shadows; B. standard). ~ (refers to standards and statutes, such as "regarded as ~ ~").

3. Ancient capacity unit (1/100,000 liter): ~ pinch (small amount). ~ spoon.

4. The ancient unit of weight, ten guis weighed one baht, twenty-four baht weighed one or two, and sixteen catties weighed two.

5. Solution: ~ Tian (a field used by ancient Qing medical sacrifices).

sundial

[gu bio]？

The ancient sundial in China consists of a slender dial (Gui) and 1 or two benchmarks (tables), which are used to measure the length of a year and the time of 24 solar terms.

Guijiao

【guī jiǎ】？

Gui has sharp edges and corners, indicating that people's words and deeds are weird and despicable.

Guimen

【gumén】？

Round arch.

Turtles

[shēn guī]？

Ancient times? Zhou? Jade is used as six Rui, indicating the title. The tortoise, one of the six sites, is held by the marquis.

standard

【guniè】？

Tugui and Shuibi. Ancient instruments for measuring sun shadows, four small clocks and land. By extension, it refers to the scale, standards and regulations of things; The basis for making a decision or judgment.

Huangui

[Huán guá]？

In ancient times, emperors and princes, such as Duke, Hou, Bo, Zi, Gong and so on, all held Yugui as a token. There are six guis, representing different knight ranks, and the Duke holds the title of "Huangui".

High quality jade

【gu zhāng】？

1. Two precious jade ritual vessels.

A ghost

[yī guī]？

An ancient dress. On the right side of the petticoat, cut another piece of cloth diagonally and put it at the right back slit to hook it forward, which is called "dress code".