倥 (kōng) - Kong — refers to being ignorant, confused, or
倥 · kōng
Kong — refers to being ignorant, confused, or in a state of urgency and haste.
Kong — refers to being ignorant, confused, or
Usage highlights
Ignorant and confusedUrgent and hastyMilitary urgencyBusy and confusedIgnorant personHasty affairs
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He lived in ignorance and confusion (倥侗一生).
- The military affairs were urgent (戎马倥偬).
- She was in a hurried and busy state (倥偬不安).
Collocations
- Ignorant and confused(倥侗)
- Urgent and hasty(倥偬)
- Military urgency(戎马倥偬)
- Busy and confused(倥偬忙乱)
- Ignorant person(倥侗之人)
- Hasty affairs(倥偬之事)
Idioms
- Military urgency(戎马倥偬)
- Ignorant and confused(倥侗无知)
Cultural background
FAQ- Often used in classical Chinese to describe states of ignorance or urgent situations.
- Frequently appears in historical texts describing the haste and confusion of military campaigns.