婟 (hù) - To be deeply attached to & to cherish
婟 · hù
To be deeply attached to;
to cherish;
also refers to jealousy in ancient usage.
To be deeply attached toto cherishalso refers to jealousy in ancient usage.
Usage highlights
Deep attachmentFavored consortJealousyCherished loveDeep affectionAttachment to power
Usage & contexts
Examples
- She was deeply attached to her family (婟亲).
- The emperor favored his consort (婟宠).
- Ancient texts mention jealousy (婟忌).
- She cherished her memories (婟恋).
Collocations
- Deep attachment(婟亲)
- Favored consort(婟宠)
- Jealousy(婟忌)
- Cherished love(婟恋)
- Deep affection(婟爱)
- Attachment to power(婟权)
Idioms
- Deeply attached and unwilling to part(婟恋不舍)
- Favored and jealous(婟宠生忌)
- Cherishing old ways(婟古守旧)
Cultural background
FAQ- Appears in classical Chinese texts describing deep emotional attachment, often in romantic or familial contexts.
- In ancient usage, could carry connotations of excessive attachment leading to jealousy.
- Rare in modern usage but preserved in historical and literary contexts.