垜 (duǒ) - pile, stack, heap & target for archery practice
垜 · duǒ
pile, stack, heap;
target for archery practice;
also used to refer to a battlement or rampart.
pile, stack, heaptarget for archery practicealso used to refer to a battlement or
Usage highlights
book pilearchery targetcity rampartfirewood stackbattlementstack up
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He made a pile of books (书垜).
- The archers aimed at the target (箭垜).
- They built a defensive rampart (城垜).
- A stack of firewood(柴垜)
Collocations
- book pile(书垜)
- archery target(箭垜)
- city rampart(城垜)
- firewood stack(柴垜)
- battlement(垜口)
- stack up(堆垜)
Idioms
- To stack up words(堆垜辞藻)
- Watchtowers and battlements(观垜亭台)
- Archery target practice(射垜习武)
Cultural background
FAQ- Used in ancient military contexts for defensive structures like battlements.
- Appears in archery traditions as a term for targets.
- In everyday use, denotes piled or stacked objects.