Second, the basic interpretation?
1, chief.
2. The leader (of robbers and invaders): the robber leader. Thief leader, enemy leader
3. Last name.
Third, there are chiefs in the group? Enemy chief? Chief. Quiger? Monsieur beaucaire? Big chief? Qu Tusi? UAE Health? Emirates Airlines? Monsieur beaucaire? Gui toast? Chief Fan? Border chiefs, etc.
Fourth, the structure of the word chieftain is single, and the radical is chieftain.
Extended data 1. Evolution of glyphs
Second, etymological explanation.
Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Chief, September 19. From unitary, water is half seen in the world.
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Monsieur beaucaire, the wine brewed for a long time. The glyph means "unitary" and "semi-water", indicating that there are drinks on the altar of "unitary".
Third, related words
1, UAE
[Seven deadly sins]?
A country with tribal leaders as the supreme ruler. Feudal relations dominate, and some still retain the remnants of the clan system.
2. The chief is handsome
[qiúShuai]？
A former leader of a tribe or rebel.
3. UAE Party
[angry]?
Refers to the tribal leader who colluded with the rebellion.
4. Monsieur beaucaire
【qiú】？
The legendary name of the beast. Like a tiger, it is big and has a special tail.
5. Sheikh
【qiúshǎu】？
In ancient times, it was called the leader of a tribe or an enemy.