嫑 (báo) - Don't — a dialectal contraction meaning 'do not'
嫑 · báo
Don't — a dialectal contraction meaning 'do not' or 'don't want to', formed by combining 不 (bù, not) and 要 (yào, want).
Don't — a dialectal contraction meaning 'do not'
Usage highlights
Don't wantDon't goDon't sayDon't cryDon't be angryDon't move
Usage & contexts
Examples
- Don't be like that (嫑这样).
- I don't want to go (我嫑去).
- Don't make trouble (嫑闹了).
- He said he doesn't want it (他说嫑).
Collocations
- Don't want(嫑)
- Don't go(嫑去)
- Don't say(嫑说)
- Don't cry(嫑哭)
- Don't be angry(嫑生气)
- Don't move(嫑动)
Idioms
- None — this is a colloquial contraction, not used in classical idioms
Cultural background
FAQ- A regional contraction character primarily used in certain northern Chinese dialects
- Represents the linguistic phenomenon of character fusion in Chinese vernacular writing
- Often used in informal contexts and internet communication for its playful nature