m.易经《英语构词》道学奇才孙诚德(孙盒淞)（M. Yi jing, the wizard of English, sun chengde (sun box)）Original address: the book of changes and English word forming: Sun Hesong, Sun Chengde, the wizard of DaoismThe Daoist wizard Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong) Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong) Daoism Taoism Washington Wizards Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong) Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong) Daoism Taoism Washington Wizards Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong) Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong) Daoism Taoism Washington Wizards Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong), Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong), Washington Wizards Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong) Taoism Daoist wizard Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong)Those who have passed the middle school have memorized the words, and all of them will have a doubt when they recite the words Why does the word mean? We know that the China Chinese characters are pictographic, can infer the meaning of radical Chinese characters, the English can launch means from the combination of letters? We have studied English for so many years, and why the word "English" has always been the unsolved mystery. This article will show you the answer.The book of changes is the treasure of the Chinese nation and has a history of several thousand years. Some people say that the book of changes covers almost everything in the world, isn't it? The origin of the "book of changes" much earlier than English, the "book of changes" this historic writing can explain seemingly and she does not have any contact with English? This article will answer the questions for youThe author is the study of memory management, once in two years ago with a mnemonic back under the obscure "moral" at the beginning of this year, began to recite the "book of changes", found in the back when the "book of changes", "book of changes" and "moral" is essentially different moral memory when to use memory operation, and the "book of changes" no memory operation, all reasoning. A combination of all of the changes are due to the two hexagrams Yao Yin and Yang, yin and Yang several symbols covers all things, is really amazing, not to admire the wisdom of our ancestors.Because of my work, while reciting the book of changes, I also studied how to memorize words. Later, one day, the sudden whim, the book of changes, gossip is to use Yin and yang two symbols to explain everything, that English is also possible that this truth? A combination of 26 letters in order to represent all things in the world. After thinking of it, I began to collect articles about the origin of English letters. Later, 26 sources of English letters were found, and almost every letter was derived from an object.In the Yi ology, Yang can represent: the old man, the sun, the man and the leader. The corresponding Yin can represent the child, the moon, the woman, the subordinate and so on. That is why the eight diagrams can represent all things in the world. If you want the 26 letters to represent all things in the world, you have to make corresponding extensions.In the origin of English letters, A letters represent cows, horns, and can be extended to upward, forward, tilled, food, primary, etc meanings. The horn to the long, so it can beextended to; go against horn extended as before; cattle is used to plough extended to farming; food can be extended to harvest cultivation of food; a very important effect on the lives of cattle, and A in the 26 letters in the first row, so it can be extended to the first. Similar to A, 26 English letters have extended meanings.After extending the meaning of the 26 letters, the author tries to figure out the meaning of the root word according to the thought of Yi ology. Found that more than 90% of the meaning of the root can be introduced by the meaning of the 26 letters. Then I looked up the dictionary and listed the words under 4 letters. I found that most of these words could be inferred from the extended meaning of the 26 letters.Therefore, I think Chinese "easy to learn" gossip and English word formation are similar, are ancient observation of things from the world of symbols, used to explain the world. English, like Chinese characters, is also hieroglyphics.LAttached to the origin of the letter at 1:26The emergence of the word "Rome"In 3000 BC, the people of ancient Egypt in the use of words (hieroglyphs) said God, people, animals and plants, the nature of the form (mountain, river, etc.) to represent ornaments, weapons, tools, daily necessities and other shapes. The hieroglyphs were not only given to the present alphabet, butalso to Arabia characters,The language of the India branch has implications. Egyptians are known as papyrus (papyrus) made of plant fiber on writing. Paper (paper) is derived from the word "papyrus."2000 BC - 800 years ago, a very prosperous maritime trade with the Phoenicians, Egyptian hieroglyphs as the foundation, created the Phoenician alphabet. Around 1000 BC, the ancient Greeks and the Phoenician alphabet created 24 letters from left to right. The alphabet. The etymology of Alphabet is the Greek alpha (a) beta (B)Rome word alphabet to establish effective in 800 BC - 500 years active in etruscan. The alphabet is read by their pronunciations.The ancient alphabet used for Latin writing is now the 23 letter of the A - Z alphabet after removing J, U, W, and. [k] is between G and C to the Romans, and the invention of the [g] audio letter token. After entering tenth Century, U was independent from V. In Eleventh Century, W was adopted for the performance of [w] sound. In fifteenth Century, J was separated from I.About the origin of the world English letters there are many words, but the more common way (according to Funk "Word origins" is originated from the Hebrew book). Should be said that the argument is a certain reason. Because the Bible is the root of Western civilization, and the Bible records the history of the Jews (Hebrew). Now two important English Etymology Greek and Latin ancestor "is hebrew". The Hebrew language itself ishieroglyphics. As a result, a large vocabulary of modern English reveals the features of hieroglyphic writing. Such as "A", "bull head", suggesting "sharp, sharp", so extend "ace", "aciform", "class", "acid", "acid" and so on, which means "pointed" vocabulary. But with the continuous development of history and the promotion of civilization, the text is also integrated into the connotation of a large number of cultures. Therefore, many modern English vocabulary has not only from the hieroglyphics on the word, such as "apogee" in this place, it consists of two parts, "apo" means "from" + "Gee" means "land", which comes from the "apo Appollo Apollo said," the sun god "from the expedition". (please listen to lectures about the origin of vocabulary). Here are the 26 letter origins. Examples and examples are given:A aAs Chinese characters originate from pictographs, each letter in the English alphabet begins with a picture depicting the shape of an animal or object, which eventually turns into symbols. But these symbols have nothing in common with the shapes of the objects they were originally described. No one can say for certain what the hieroglyphics originally represented. Our explanation can only be a valid guess made by scholars based on historical data. The Greek alphabet is generally believed to be the first letter of all the Western alphabet, including the Latin alphabet. In fact, the Greek alphabet again borrowed from the Phoenicians there. About 3000 years ago, in the Phoenician letters of the alphabet A read as Aleph, write a letter "V", the middle plus a horizontal, on behalf of tau or horn. Later the Greeks poured it over to write.For the ancient Phoenicians, cattle means wealth, eat, wear, and ultimately it farming. Maybe that's why A is listed as the first letter.B BLike the A, the letter B can be traced back to ancient phoenicia. Called Beth, the Phoenician alphabet B on behalf of the housing, in Hebrew B, also called Beth, also contains the meaning of housing. The letter B was originally a house of two houses like the primitive society, and the lower case letter B was later developed from the capital letter B. There is a Jewish holy place called Bethlehem in the West Bank of jordan. The word still contains the element beth. B is placed in the second place in the alphabet, perhaps because the importance of living for human survival is second only to food and clothing.C CThe letter C in the Phoenician text called Gimel, on behalf of the camel. It is arranged in the alphabet in the same order as the Greek letter I (gamma), but actually the glyph evolved from the latter.C stands for 100 in the Rome figures.D DD in the ancient pictographic symbols is to depict the shape of the arch gate, in the ancient Phoenician and Hebrew is called daleth, is the "door" means, the equivalent of the Greek letterDelta (delta).E eE is the most widely used letter in english. In the Phoenician and Hebrew E is representative of the window is called he, pictographic symbols, equivalent to the Greek letter E (epsilon).F fF (English is the sixth letter of the alphabet) sixth pictographic alphabet from the Phoenician alphabet, similar to today's English letters Y, on behalf of cork or PEG (PEG), in the name of Phoenician and Hebrew is waw. The left cheek of a medieval felon (felon) is often marked with F to show discipline.G GIn the ancient Phoenician and Hebrew alphabet, G is to depict the camel's head and neck and the contour of the pictographic alphabet, its name is gimel. The Greeks borrowed symbols, as gamma (gamma). In fact, the letter G and C from the same Phoenician alphabet. In the original Latin alphabet, there is no letter "G", "g" and "K" are represented by the letter "C". After the third Century A.D., the ancient Romans created G according to C. Since then, C has been called K, and G has been called G.H HLike other letters like H, but also by Latin and Greek alphabet,has been traced back to the Phoenician alphabet. The Phoenician alphabet has two H and the corresponding bar, it represents a hedge or fence, the letter named Heth or cheth.I INinth letters from I called Yod / yodh pictographic alphabet in the Phoenician alphabet, are thought to represent people's fingers. Initially, the lower case letter "I" does not carry dots. The I above is eleventh Century after the scribe to distinguish the letters I ligatures (such as filii) and the letter U to add. In addition, before nineteenth Century, the written or printed forms of I and j were interchangeable, and dictionaries were not used as two different letters. As in the English dictionary, written in Samuel Johnson (1709-1784), "iambic" is in the middle of the two words "jamb" and "jangle". The English equivalent of I is the Greek I (iota).J JThe letter "J" was developed after the age of Shakespeare (post-Shakespearean, times), about 1630, and V is also called the two lightest letter in the English alphabet. The British king James Thi in 1611 promulgated the "Bible" in the English versions of James would have a letter J or J. Just as G is based on C, J is derived from I, that is, adding a tail to the I. However, until nineteenth Century, I, J's written forms or printed forms were always interchangeable and not completely separated.K KThe origin of the letter K can also be traced back to the ancient phoenician. In the Phoenician alphabet, K is the representative of the glyphs, hand. Hebrew calls it "kaph", that is, "hand". The Greeks borrow after K (kappa). In ancient Rome, the victim of defamation was branded with K, and K stands for kalumnia, which is equivalent to English calumny (slander).L LIn the Phoenician and Hebrew alphabet, L is lamed / lamedh, said echinatum (oxgoad) symbols or whip. The corresponding letter in Greek is A (lambda).M MLike other letters, M also can be traced back to the ancient phoenician. The expedition, known as sea trade, sailing to the coast of Spain had far. M in the Phoenician alphabet is the wave shape as open symbols. Hebrew calls it "MEM", which means "water". The corresponding letter of Greek is M (mu). In the middle ages, the manslaugter was often branded as "M" on the left thumb. M stands for 1000 in the Rome numbers (Latin for Mille).N nThe letter N is wave shaped in the Egyptian pictograph, in Phoenician language called nun, meaning "fish" and the corresponding letter of the Greek is N (nu).O oMany languages have letters shaped like O and represent human eyes.In some ancient letters, there is a point added to the O to indicate the pupil. In the Phoenician O called cayin, meaning "eye" in Old English O called oedel, meaning "home".P pP, the sixteenth letter of the English alphabet, the ancient Phoenician and Hebrew called PE, meaning "mouth". The corresponding letter of Greek is II (PI). In sixteenth Century, a man named Placentius Dominican monk (Dominican friar) wrote a poem entitled Pugna Porcorum, composed of 253 hexameter lines of poetry, poetry in the first letter of each word is p. I'm afraid it's the only one from ancient times.Q QQ, the seventeenth letter of the English alphabet, by nineteenth pictographic alphabet Phoenician and Hebrew evolved. The shape of Q is a bit like a monkey with a tail hanging. No wonder the Phoenician alphabet is called qoph, which means "monkey". In English Q almost always follow U, it rarely appears in the foreign language, unless it is.R rR, the eighteenth letter of the English alphabet, by twentieth pictographic alphabet Phoenician and Hebrew evolved. Phoenician called resh, meaning "head". The era of ancient Rome,has been called "R dog s letter or snarling letter, because R the meaning is quite like a dog howling r-r-r-r or gr-r-r-r. British playwright and poet Ben Johnson (1572 - 1637) in 1636 in his book "foreigners" (English Grammar Made English grammar for the Benefit of All Strangers) a Book wrote: "R is the" dog s letter and hurreth, in the sound the tongue striking the inner; palate with, a trembling about the teeth. "in Shakespeare's" Romeo and Juliet "in a play, Juliet and Romeo talked about his surname nanny said, Romeo and rosemary (rosemary), which is often associated with wedding flowers, both begin with the letters R and R is called dog-name.S sIn the Phoenician and Hebrew, S called Shin / sin, meaning "teeth", the shapes of letters rather like W today, and now the figure is gradually evolved into after it into latin. The corresponding letter of Greek is epsilon (sigma).T tToday the letters T by the pictographic Phoenician and lonely mother to change. The earlier glyph, like the letter X, is now called taw, meaning mark. The Greek alphabet based on this symbol corresponds to the letter T (tau).U uThe letter "U" is derived from the letter "V". In the hundreds of years before the nineteenth Century, the two letters, such as I and J, have always been available, and have never beendistinguished from English dictionaries. Books published in 16 and seventeenth Century, for example, upon, often spelled vpon, while have often spelled haue. Even by 1847, the A Dictionary of the English Language, published by Henry Washbourne in London, was still being used.V VV is one of the two youngest letters in the English alphabet (plus one for J). It appeared about 1630 after the age of Shakespeare. But V is also an ancestor of three letters such as U, W, Y, and even F can be derived from V. V originated in 1000 BC Phoenician alphabet in sixth pictographic alphabet, the letter resembles today's English letters Y, called waw, meaning "cork" or "peg". After 900 BC, the Greeks borrowed the letter and derived two letters, one that later evolved into the English alphabet F and the other evolved into V and Y. Before nineteenth Century, the two letters of V and U were original and interchangeable. V stands for 5 in the Rome numbers.W wAnd U, like Y, W is derived from V, W and V in double ligatures, should read: double V. W was read as double U because in the centuries before nineteenth Century, U and V had been interchangeable.V is both V and U symbol, even if the hair U is often written as V, such as upon, often spelled vpon. Read French letters, such as double VXxThe twenty-fourth letter of the English alphabet, equivalent to the twenty-second letter X (chi) of the Greek alphabet. In fact, the former is borrowed from the latter, and the latter from a representative of "Phoenician fish", such as reading Samekh pictographic alphabet. X stands for 10 in the Rome numbers. In algebra and mathematics, X is usually used to indicate an unknown number. When contemporary mathematics was introduced from Arabia to Europe, the word "Shei" in Arabic was translated as "xei", so the initial letter "X" became the usual code name for an unknown number. As for the origin of the letter X, there is also the saying that X was originally a symbol of kissing. If it was written like x, it looked a bit like two mouths kissing. This explanation may come from folk etymology.YyY can be said to be derived from V, but if the Y root can be traced back to the Greek alphabet (known as the the letter of Pythagoras Pythagoras) gamma (upsilon). In algebra, Y is often used to denote second unknowns.ZzZ reads English like Zed in British English, but in American English it reads like Zee, but in Old English it reads "Izzard". Z comes from the Greek word of sixth letters Z (zeta), and the Greek Z is borrowed from the phoenician. The basic meaning of Z is the Lord of the universe zeus.With the extended meaning of the English alphabet at 2:26A ox horn: cattle, forward (up), up, long, primary, farming, food, cattleB room: rear, package, selection, stability, private, settlement, tentC camels: territory, transportation, walking, storage, strength, anticipation, carrying, skin, including, animals, crossing, covering, shell, 100, hump (top)D: the door down, protection, blocking, understanding, writing, printing, engraving, safe, closed and open / close byE windows: look, stretch, extend, extend, rotate, outward, light, through, close, push,F / cork nail: the surface, outside, attached and floating, prisoners, scar, stigma, and legal instruments of torture and negative, limit, crime, justice, struggle, detention, prison,G camel neck: pulling, cutting, twisting, wrists, plants, wood, sticks, straws, directions, pipes, lifting, pulling, judging, spitting, breathing, suckingH Fences: circles, enclosures, trivial, high walls, fences, barriers, boundaries, captivity, climbing, areas, courtyards, adjacent, connected, arranged,I fingers: point, point, hand, Mars, target (front), hook,rebuke, press, point, insertJ I's Tail: grip, grip, flexibility, fist, change, scratch, pinch, pinch, dig, tightenK palm: hand, open, stretch, push, fan, support, press, slander, rub,L whip, stick: pull, smoke, play, swing, festival, punishment, winding, system, beat, pain, drive, tameM: continuous waves, water, milk, 1000, drift and shock, flutter, lift, push, swing, shock waveN: fish gills burst, contraction, take, swing, swing, bubble, catch, fishing, jumping, colorO eyes: home, pinch, circle, turn, circle, close, observe, hint, show, bright, light, foodP mouth: close, close, intimate, open, blow, tight, spray, spit, contain, suck, flatQ monkeys: (PAW) buckle, from all aspects of convergence, scratching, grasping, smart, jumping, curling, impatience, entertainmentR head: dog: shake, life, hair, flow, chaos, persistence, investigation, watch, long, lick, remember, alert, friend, catch, top, run, weedS: tooth tongues, bite, and knock, tear, woman (body), card, crumble, hard, sharp, chewing, leakage, trembling, India, mark, and similar fixedT signs: constant (fixed), marked, long, descriptive, information, symbols, characters, recognition, instruction, representation, conciseness, distinction,U is larger than V: Ki Kong, nail holes, accommodation, containers, lakes, ample spacingV, PEG: wood, cork, pull, activity insertion, nail (PEG), (solid), fixed defenseW two 'V': bolts, protection (two plugs, double insurance), distortion, safety,X unknown: confused, staggered, wrong, kissingYv has a tail: a crack (a nail), a split, a new, forked branch, second unknowns,Z Zeus: authority, supreme, worship, God, fanaticism, power, LordAttachment 3: use the extended meaning of the letter to explain the common root that is headed by aVowel rule: most of the time vowel sounds only act up and down in the word, so some vowels are meaningless in words.According to the law of vowels, the part of the vowel in the root is meaningless, so when I analyze it, some vowel sounds are ignored, such as the meaning of "e" in alter, and the E is ignored when analyzing.1, AB: on the contrary, a means forward, B means backward; forward and backward are opposite, so AB means opposite.2, abol: abolish; AB, "contrary", l 'pull'; pull out the opposition, which can be understood as the abolition of those who oppose.3, ACU: a 'sharpening;' C 'very' U 'nails'; the above top cut like nails, sharpening process.4, act: action; a "front", C 'cover', t 'fixed', forward cover and fixed, such as police, military repression and other military operations, extended to action.5, Ag: move, handle; a 'before', G 'stick'; go forward with a stick, the old man means to walk, the old man does not walk fast, as if moving, extended to move6, ago: guide and fight; Ag 'move', O 'light'; move to the light, because of light guidance, to the bright place, extended to boot.7, agon: fight for; Ag 'move', O 'light', n 'take'; move to the bright and moving west (jewelry) in front of take, because there are jewelry, everyone will go to take, so it will fight for.8, agri: fields and fields; Ag 'move', R 'weeds'; moving weeds only occur in farmland; extended to farmland9, al: complete and complete; a 'up', l 'pull', from the roof above, overlooking, the following can be seen more complete.10, ALB: white; Al 'complete'; B 'tent'; completely tent color; tents are usually white.11, Ali: other, other; a 'before', l 'pull', I 'a little'; pulled forward a little, to other people's place, extended to other, other.12, ALT: high; a 'on', l 'pull', t 'fixed'; pull things up, and then fixed, things will be on the high, extended to high.13, alter: change; ALT 'high', R 'move'; decision-making high-level move, certainly changes greatly, extended to change.14, am: love; a 'before', M 'mother'; forward to the mother, is the expression of love, extended to love.15, amo: I love; refer to am love.16, ampl: large, wide; a 'before' m 'water', 'open' p, l 'pull'; in front of the open waters can be pulled from the sails, the water must be extended to wide, wide.17, an: No, one; a 'before', n 'shrink', forward hand shrink back, meaning I do not, extended to no..18, ang: sharp corner; a 'on', n 'contraction', G 'stick'; above the contraction of the wooden stick, such as pencil, extended to the tip, angle.19, angl: sharp corners; ang 'sharp corners', l' pull ', sharp corners, elongated backs, and more pointed corners.20, angul: sharp corners; according to the vowel rule, u can be ignored, so it is the same as angl.21, anim: life, spirit; a 'up', n 'contraction', M 'breast milk'; upward contraction of breast milk, baby feeding action, eating is the basis for life, extended to life.22, Ann: year; an "one", N: pick up; once picked up, can be extended to a harvest,One harvest is a year.23, ante: first; a 'forward', n 'take', t 'fixed'; forward to pick up fixed things, must be ahead of others to get, extended first.24, anti: opposition; an "no"; t 'directive'; not directed; means disapproval of this matter; opposed attitude; extended opposition.25, aper: open; a 'on', p 'close', e 'push', R 'move'; the push that is close to the top, opens the lid and expands to open.26, apo: leave; a 'forward', p 'mouth', O 'round'; forward round out of the mouth, spitting, sputum out of the mouth, extended to leave.27, apt: ability coordination; a 'on', p 'suck', t 'fixed'; can suck up fixed things, is an excellent ability, extended to capacity.28, aqu: water; a 'cow', q 'mouth', u 'Lake'; cows stick their mouths to the lake, drink water and extend it to water.29, aqua: water related; combined with the vowel rule, refer to aqu.30, AR: plow: a 'cow', R 'move'; cattle move in pull plow son, extended to plow.31, arc: bend; a 'cow', R 'head', C 'peak', the peak on the bull's head, that is, the ox horn, the horn is curved, extended to bend.32, aud: listen to hear; a 'main', d 'door', in the main door of the city can be very good information, extended to listen to, heard.33, are: a ring; 'cattle', R ', e' head 'and'; stretched out tau on things, bull rings, extended to ring.34, area: empty; reference are 'ring', the ring is hollow in the middle, extended empty.35, art: art; a 'on', R 'vitality', t 'long'; hanging on the wall of the vitality of the long will not be picked, it must be a good art, extended to art.36, ARS: art; s and t have fixed meanings, so art is the same as ars.37, Aug: increase; a 'on', u 'gather', G 'straw'; in the above gathered some straw, firewood height increased, extended to increase.38, AUR: gold; a "main", "nail", u r 'head'; the nail head mainly, is made of metal, such as a hammer, extended to metal, gold.39, Auto: automatic itself; a 'front', u 'gather', t 'fixed', O 'food'; in front of a fixed set of food, people and animals will automatically take, and extended to automatic.40, AV: a birds; 'on' V ', as'; on the top of the cage to cork, animal only flying can be extended to the bird.41, AVI: bird; reference vowel rule and av.Note: the author has analyzed most of the roots, confined to limited space, here only 40 words at the beginning of the A, the purpose is to explain with this analysis method is not only applicable to individual roots, but for the majority of roots.The Daoist wizard Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong) Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong) Daoism Taoism Washington Wizards Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong) Sun Chengde (Sun Hesong) Daoism Taoism Washington。
