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The character "龚" finds its origin in the traditional form "龔", which structurally integrates the component "龍", representing dragon, with "共", denoting togetherness or sharing, initially conveying a sense of reverence or respectful conduct. Over time, its semantic focus shifted from reverence to the act of providing or supplying, a transition likely influenced by the communal and distributive connotations associated with the "共" element. The simplified iteration "龚" retains the foundational "共" while replacing the complex "龍" with the streamlined "龙", thus maintaining the character's phonetic lineage and core meanings through a modified graphical representation. This progression highlights how the character's application solidified around notions of provision and its enduring function as a surname within Chinese linguistic tradition.
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龚先生今天来了。
龚小姐喜欢唱歌。
龚老师在学校教书。
龚经理安排了会议。
龚同学和我一起学习。
尊敬的龚教授发表了演讲。
龚医生不仅治病，还关心病人。
龚工程师的设计方案获得了国际奖项。