两点水即为冫，用作汉字部首。“冫”的本义为水凝成的冰。
中文名：冫。古同：“冰”，用作部首。俗称“两点水”。部首：冫。读法：bīng。笔画： 2画。笔顺读写：点提。
示例：冷、凌、冰、冲、冮、冯、次等，都以冫为部首。
Two points of water is 冫, used as the radical of Chinese characters. The original meaning of “冫” is ice made of water.
Chinese name: 冫. Gu Tong: “Ice”, used as a radical. Commonly known as “two points of water”. Radical: 冫. How to pronounce: bīng. Strokes: 2 strokes. Stroke order reading and writing: point to mention.
Example: Leng, Ling, Bing, Chong, Zheng, Feng, Ci, etc., all use Xian as the radical.
三点水和两点水的区别
我们熟知的偏旁“氵”（三点水）和“冫”（两点水），不仅名字相似，外形也只差一“丶”，那它们之间到底有什么区别呢？请跟着小编的脚步去认识一下他们吧。
“氵”点水同“水”，常用作偏旁，俗称“三点水”。“水”为象形字，甲骨文象水流形，金文大同，篆文整齐化，隶变后楷书写作“水”。《说文解字》中对其解释为：“水，准也。北方之行。象众水并流。”本义为河流。作左旁时写作“氵”，凡是从水取义的字皆与河流等义相关。以水作义符的字有：汉、沙、江、沟、洼、涧、派等。
“汉”，形声。从水難(省去隹)声。音熯。本义:水名。即汉水。“沙”，会意。从水，从少。《说文》:“水少沙见。”金文字形，左边是水，右边“少”象沙粒形。本义:极细碎的石粒。“江”，形声。从水，工声。本义:长江的专称。“沟”，形声。从水，冓( gōu )声。本义:田间水道。“洼”，形声。从水，圭( guī)声。本义:深池。“涧”，形声。从水，间声。本义:夹在两山间的水沟。“派”，形声。本义:水的支流。
“冫”点水同“冰”，用作偏旁，俗称“两点水”。“冰”为象形字，甲骨文，金文皆象初凝的冰花形，篆文整齐化。隶变后楷书写作“冰”，作偏旁写作“冫”。《说文解字》中对其解释为：“冻也。象水凝之形。”本义为水凝结成的冰。凡是从“冫”取义的字皆与寒冷等义有关。以“冫”做义符的字有：冻、冷、冶、凌、凋、凛、凝等。
“冻”，形声。从仌( bīng)，东声。本义:结冰。“冷”，形声。从仌( bīng)，冰，令声。本义:凉。“冶”，形声。从冫(古“冰”字)，台( yí)声。以冰融化解释金属销熔。段玉裁:“冰之融如铄金然，故炉铸亦曰冶。”本义:销熔。“凌”，形声。从仌( bīng，冰，夌 líng )声。本义:冰。“凋”，形声。从仌( bīng)，周声。“仌”，冻的意思。本义:草木衰落。“凛”，形声。从仌( bīng)冰。禀( bǐng)声。本义:剌骨的寒冷。“凝”，会意。古冰字，从水，从疑。疑，止也。疑亦声。本义:结冰。
两者最主要的区别是意义上不同，“氵”的本义与河流相关；“冫”的本义为水凝成的冰，但是两者都和水有关。
The difference between three points of water and two points of water
The well-known radicals “氵” (three points of water) and “冫” (two points of water) are not only similar in name, but also only a difference in appearance, so what is the difference between them? Please follow in the footsteps of the editor to get to know them.
“氵点水” is the same as “shui”, often used as a radical, commonly known as “three points of water”. “Water” is a pictographic character, oracle-bone inscriptions are like water-manifolds, and the inscriptions are Datong, and the seal script is neat. After the official change, the regular script is written as “water”. It is interpreted in “Shuowen Jiezi” as: “Water, quasi-ye. Travel to the north. Like many waters flowing concurrently.” The original meaning is river. When writing the left side, it is written as “氵”, and all the words that take the meaning of water are related to the meaning of river. The characters that use water as the symbol are: Han, Sha, Jiang, Ditch, Wa, Jian, Pai, etc.
“Han”, phonetic sound. From the water is difficult (omit the falcon) sound. Sound seal. Original meaning: water name. Namely Hanshui. “Sand”, knowingly. From water, from little. “Shuowen”: “You see less water and sand.” Gold lettering, with water on the left and “less” like sand on the right. Original meaning: very finely crushed stone. “Jiang”, the phonetic sound. From the water, Gongsheng. Original meaning: the name of the Yangtze River. “Gully”, phonetic. From the water, 冓 (gōu) sound. Original meaning: field waterway. “Wa”, pictophone. From the water, the sound of Gui (guī). Original meaning: deep pond. “Jian”, the phonetic sound. From the water, between the sound. Original meaning: a ditch between two mountains. “Pie”, pictophone. Original meaning: tributary of water.
“冫” point of water is the same as “ice”, used as a radical, commonly known as “two points of water”. “Bing” is a pictograph, and the oracle bone inscriptions and the bronze inscriptions all resemble the initial frozen ice flower shape, and the seal script is neat. After the Libian, the regular script was written as “Bing” and the radical was written as “冫”. It is explained in “Shuowen Jiezi” as: “Frozen. It is like water condensed.” The original meaning is ice condensed by water. All the words taken from “冫” are related to cold and other meanings. The characters with “冫” as meaning symbols are: frozen, cold, smelt, ling, withered, ling, and so on.
“Frozen”, the phonetic sound. From 仌 (bīng), Dongsheng. Original meaning: icing. “Cold”, phonetic. Cong 仌 (bīng), Bing, Ling Sheng. The original meaning: cool. “Ye”, the phonetic sound. Congxian (ancient “ice” character), Taiwan (yí) sound. Explain the melting of metal pins by melting ice. Duan Yucai: “The melting of ice is like gold, so furnace casting is also called smelting.” Original meaning: selling melting. “Ling”, the phonetic sound. From the 廌 (bīng, ice, 夌 líng) sound. Original meaning: ice. “Withered”, the phonetic sound. From 仌 (bīng), Zhou Sheng. “A”, meaning frozen. The original meaning: the decline of vegetation. “Rin”, the phonetic sound. From 仌 (bīng) ice. (Bǐng) sound. The original meaning: the cold of stab bones. “Ning”, knowingly. The ancient ice character, from water, from doubt. Doubt, stop too. Doubt also sounded. Original meaning: icing.
The main difference between the two is the difference in meaning. The original meaning of “氵” is related to rivers; the original meaning of “冫” is ice formed by water, but both are related to water.
