The pinyin of 阕 is què.

Basic explanation

1. Stop, end?: Le~. Served ~ (three years of mourning in ancient times).

Quiet, things have been closed. ——"Shuowen"

2. Quantifiers, songs or words, one song is called a line; a paragraph of a word is also called a line, the first paragraph is called "Shangyu", and the latter paragraph is called "Xiayu" 阕”.

There are many songs. ——"Historical Records·Liuhou Family"

3. Surname.

Group words.

1. Yique [yī què]?

Explanation: It still means one term (official position).

Han Wang Fu's "Qian Fu Lun·Bian Yi": "Anywhere within the four seas, the reason why the saints leave their descendants is also the reason why the officials hold official positions and ministers. "Wang Jipei said: "One palace is like one term today."

Two or eight palaces [bā què]?

"Book of the Sui Dynasty·Music Chronicles": "Yiqi has the sound of reeds, Fuxi has the chant of nets, Getian eight palaces, Shennong's five strings, deeds and achievements go hand in hand, and they have not yet come. . ”

3. 罽阕[kuí què]?

Explanation: separation partition.

"Book of Liang·Biography of Chushi·He Yin": "The servant pushed him to the official position. He moved from the east to the west. He understood his words well and used them as a palace. He tilted his head and looked eastward. He had no thoughts on the sun. ”