温州的瓯什么意思，请问温州老娘客是什么意思？

　　瓯的读音是ōu，指古代汉族酒器。饮茶或饮酒用。形为敞口小碗式。《说文》:“瓯,小盆也。

　　有学者认为，瓯是一种放东西的器物。据说远古时，今温州地域内因为大量生产这种叫“瓯”的器物，所以就拿“瓯”这个字来给这个地方取名。“瓯”字出现了瓦字旁，很明显也容易理解，应该指制陶器窑业发达的小方国。但有专家表示异议，虽然古籍上对“瓯”的解释为“小盆也”，但其外形等特征，与小盆、小碗、小盂、杯、茶瓯、茶盏等器物之间究竟有多大区别，不同处在哪里，眼下对此尚无定论。再者，与“瓯”有关的一些早期文献中，也并未看到与浙南有相关的说法。就算是最早见于唐代一些诗文中的“越瓯”，其实时间也很迟了，而且“越瓯”多数指的是瓯窑青瓷，而这种瓷是在东汉晚期才出现。如此说来，因为瓯人发明瓯器而得名的说法似乎又陷入无法解决的矛盾之中。

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　　The pronunciation of Ou is ōu, which refers to the ancient Han wine vessel. For drinking tea or alcohol. The shape is a small open bowl. "Shuowen": "Ou, a small basin.

　　Some scholars believe that Ou is a kind of utensil for putting things. It is said that in ancient times, because of the mass production of this kind of utensils called "Ou" in today's Wenzhou area, the word "Ou" was used to name this place. The word "Ou" appears next to the word tile, which is obvious and easy to understand. It should refer to Xiaofangguo, a country with a well-developed pottery kiln industry. However, some experts disagreed. Although the interpretation of "Ou" in ancient books is "small basin", its shape and other characteristics are different from small basins, small bowls, small bowls, cups, tea pots, tea cups and other utensils. How big the difference is, and where the difference lies, is yet to be determined. Furthermore, in some early documents related to "Ou", there is no related statement about southern Zhejiang. Even if "Yue Ou" first appeared in some poems of the Tang Dynasty, it was actually very late, and most of "Yue Ou" refers to Ou kiln celadon, and this kind of porcelain only appeared in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. In this way, it seems that the saying that the Ou people got their name because of the invention of the Ou wares has fallen into an unresolvable contradiction.