伃 (yú) - Used in ancient Chinese names, particularly in the

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yú ｜ 6 strokes ｜ radical: 亻

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伃 · yú

Used in ancient Chinese names, particularly in the compound 婕伃 (jié yú), a high-ranking female palace official title in imperial China.

Used in ancient Chinese names, particularly in the

Usage highlights

婕伃倢伃Lady 伃
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Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The title 婕伃 (jié yú) was a high-ranking concubine position.
  • She was granted the title 婕伃 (jié yú) in the Han dynasty.
  • Historical records mention Lady 伃 (Yú).

Collocations

  • jié yú(婕伃)
  • jié yú(倢伃)
  • Yú Furen(Lady 伃)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • Primarily appears in the historical title 婕伃 (or 倢伃), a high-ranking imperial concubine position during the Han dynasty and later periods.
  • The character itself is archaic and rarely used outside of this specific historical context or classical references.

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