Group traditional Chinese characters

The traditional Chinese character of the group: forever.

First, pinyin:

Quinn.

Second, interpretation:

Qun is a first-class word (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese. This word first appeared in the inscriptions in the Spring and Autumn Period, which is pictophonetic, from sheep to monarch. The original meaning of herd refers to the gathering of livestock in one place, which generally refers to the gathering of the same kind, and extends the meaning of numerous and collective. Also used as a quantifier, referring to a group of people or animals, etc.

Third, word formation:

Cluster, cluster, gregarious, community, group emotion.

Font evolution:

The word "group" first appeared in the Spring and Autumn Period. In the early days, it was mostly composed of upper and lower structures. The upper part is the word "Jun", the original meaning is monarch, and it is regarded as an ideographic phonetic side. "Qun" and "Jun" are combined into one, which are used as phonetic part and literary part respectively. The lower part is "sheep". Sheep like to flock, so the flock is marked with "sheep". During the Warring States period, this kind of structure was the mainstream structure, and the non-mainstream structure either omitted the components or was easy to make.

Xiao Zhuan in Shuo Wen Jie Zi inherited the mainstream structure of the previous generation, and the regular script after the change was "Yong", and there were also "groups" with left and right structures. When sorting out Chinese characters in modern times, the word "qun" was taken as the positive body, and the word "Yong" was excluded as the variant.