俒 (hùn) - Complete, whole, perfect — refers to something that & also used in names to signify completeness or
俒 · hùn
Complete, whole, perfect — refers to something that is fully formed or accomplished;
also used in names to signify completeness or perfection.
Complete, whole, perfect — refers to something thatalso used in names to signify completeness or
Usage highlights
Complete understandingPerfect executionComplete virtuePerfect exampleWhole personFully accomplished
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He has a complete understanding of the matter (俒解).
- The project is perfectly executed (俒成).
- She possesses complete virtue (俒德).
- This is a perfect example (俒例).
Collocations
- Complete understanding(俒解)
- Perfect execution(俒成)
- Complete virtue(俒德)
- Perfect example(俒例)
- Whole person(俒人)
- Fully accomplished(俒就)
Idioms
- Complete in both appearance and substance(表里俱俒)
- Perfectly formed and fully realized(形神俱俒)
- The complete way of heaven and earth(天地之俒)
Cultural background
FAQ- Derived from classical Chinese philosophical concepts of completeness and perfection.
- Often used in naming to express aspirations for wholeness and moral integrity.
- Reflects Confucian ideals of cultivated personality and complete virtue.