What does widow mean?

Widow (yí shuāng), the wife left by her husband after his death, means to add a layer of praise; Widows are the general term for people whose husbands have died. Born children are called orphans, and unborn children are called posthumous children. Widows are written and gentle, widows are spoken and vulgar.

From: Selected from The Great Tragedy (People's Education Publishing House, the first semester of junior high school, 2 1, Shandong Education Publishing House, the first semester of junior high school, kloc-0/9): "But then he sadly and resolutely crossed out the words' my wife' and wrote the terrible' my widow' on it".

Extended data:

Synonym: widow,

1, widow, refers to a widowed woman.

From: Cao Yu's Sunrise Debut: "Grandma Gu-a rich widow, 44 years old."

2. Widow is a China word, pronounced guǎ fu, which refers to a woman without a husband, and later refers to a woman whose husband died.

From: Lao She's Four Generations under One roof 49: "She never imagined that a child like a dragon would suddenly die, leaving a young woman as a widow."