俱 (jù) - all, together, complete & used to indicate inclusiveness or totality.
俱 · jù
all, together, complete;
used to indicate inclusiveness or totality.
all, together, completeused to indicate inclusiveness or totality.
Usage highlights
all presentfully preparedboth existall completetogether riseall injured
Usage & contexts
Examples
- All members are present (俱在).
- Everything is ready (俱备).
- The two aspects are equally important (两者俱重).
- All details are complete (一应俱全).
Collocations
- all present(俱在)
- fully prepared(俱备)
- both exist(俱存)
- all complete(俱全)
- together rise(俱兴)
- all injured(俱伤)
Idioms
- Everything is complete(一应俱全)
- Both sides suffer(两败俱伤)
- Rise and fall together(与俱兴废)
- All details are available(色色俱全)
- Name and reality both exist(名实俱在)
Cultural background
FAQ- Often used in classical Chinese to express completeness or simultaneity.
- Common in Buddhist texts to indicate universal inclusion or collective states.
- Frequently appears in four-character idioms emphasizing totality or mutual consequence.