Second, the basic interpretation?
1, roast: barbecue.
2, metaphor is affected and influenced: pro-baking.
3. Barbecue: The remaining cups are cold baked.
Third, is there a close relationship between words? Burned? Is it hot? Hey? Burning? Baked? Hey? Sun drying? Hey? Back to back? Hey? Braised? Bake and so on.
Extended data 1. Evolution of glyphs
Second, etymological explanation.
The classical Chinese version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": Roast, cannon meat also. From the meat, on the fire. Everything baked is baked.
Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: canned barbecue. The glyph takes "meat" as the side, like raw meat on fire. All the words related to "Kao" are used as profiles.
Third, related words
1, baking
【zhì luán】？
Dry meat. Traditional Chinese medicine is often used to describe sputum and saliva stuffed in patients' throats.
2. Title.
【Xián zhi】？
A method for grilling geese, ducks and other poultry.
Step 3 dry in the sun
【zhì shài】？
Also known as "sunburn". Exposure.
4. Heat
【zhì rè】？
Hot as fire, unbearably hot: the sunshine. The sun is like fire, and the earth.
Step 5 kiss
【qn zhì】？
Direct teaching or teaching: I've heard a lot about you for no reason.