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名词是表示人或事物的名称的词。古代汉语里的名词在语法功能上与现代汉语大都差不多,一般充当句子的主语、宾语、定语。然而,正如任何事物都有它区别于其他事物的本质属性一样,古代汉语中的名词在用法上与现代汉语相比就具有不同的特点:它既可以活用为动词,充当句子的谓语,又可以象形容词或副词那样起修饰和限制作用,充当句子的状语。如果我们把“皆衣缯单衣”理解都是衣服、绸子、单衣”,那就把意思弄错了。因此,了
A noun is a word that represents the name of a person or thing. The nouns in ancient Chinese are almost the same in grammatical functions as modern Chinese, and generally serve as the subject, object, and attributive of a sentence. However, just as anything has its essential attributes that distinguish it from other things, nouns in ancient Chinese have different characteristics in usage than modern Chinese: they can be used as verbs, serve as predicates for sentences, and can Like adjectives or adverbs, they act as modifiers and restrictions and serve as adverbial sentences. If we understand that “all clothes and clothes” are clothes, silk, and unlined clothes, then we have mistaken the meaning. Therefore,