Let me tell you what a hammer means.

In Sichuan dialect, hammer has other meanings: to describe someone who is dishonest, frank and kind; Pronouns mean "shit, worthless"; Modal particles generally express doubt and surprise; dirty word

Example: someone is a "hammer"; It can also be described as something difficult to do. "Good hammer, what should I do?"

Example: "You know a hammer" means "What do you know!"

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Related extension: taboo words in Sichuan dialect

Sichuan dialect has a rich and self-contained taboo language system. As early as Yang Xiong's Dialect in the Western Han Dynasty, there were records of taboo words in Shu dialect, which more reflected the customs and language characteristics of Shu area.

First of all, in Sichuan dialect, it is forbidden to talk about fierce animals. For example, in Sichuan dialect, snakes are called "Sol", "Suosuo", "Dried Monopterus albus" and "Long Worm", while in Sichuan dialect, tigers are called "cats", "big cats" and "shoulder flowers", and foxes are taboo names.

Secondly, unlucky and unsightly words in Sichuan dialect, such as "umbrella" with the same sound as "three", are often called "supporting flowers" or "supporting children", while death in Sichuan dialect is usually called "absent", including "Stop it", "Stop it", "poke the fire" and "pry the lever".

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