and bottom 火. I guess you should have a rough idea about the meaning of 炙 already as we should know that
clearly refers to meat. Let us check its evolution history to confirm our guess. (image get from http://www.vividict.com)![]() |
| Learn one Chinese Character a day - 炙 |
, it did denote the same idea as what we are writing now.
denotes skewered meat while
is the drawing of fire in Bronze Script period.
It is very obvious that 炙 is to mean barbecue. And it is then extended to mean very hot (at the temperature at which meat is barbecued) as well.
Now let us enjoy a Chinese calligraphy with 炙 inside:
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| 闲过信陵饮,脱剑膝前横。 将炙啖朱亥,持觞劝侯嬴。 |


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