巽 (xùn) - Xun — the eighth of the Eight Trigrams & also means to abdicate or yield.
巽 · xùn
Xun — the eighth of the Eight Trigrams (Bagua) in the I Ching, representing wind, wood, penetration, gentleness, and compliance;
also means to abdicate or yield.
Xun — the eighth of the Eight Trigramsalso means to abdicate or yield.
Usage highlights
Xun trigramXun windXun positionGentle XunXun complianceXun wood
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The Xun trigram represents wind (巽卦).
- He abdicated the throne (巽位).
- This principle follows the Xun trigram's meaning of gentle penetration (巽入).
- The Xun trigram symbolizes wood in the Five Elements (五行属木).
Collocations
- Xun trigram(巽卦)
- Xun wind(巽风)
- Xun position(巽位)
- Gentle Xun(柔巽)
- Xun compliance(巽顺)
- Xun wood(巽木)
Idioms
- Gentle as the wind, compliant as wood(温婉如风,柔顺如木)
- The Xun trigram's virtue of penetration(巽以行权)
- Following the Xun way of yielding(顺从巽道)
Cultural background
FAQ- One of the Eight Trigrams in the I Ching, representing wind, wood, gentleness, and penetration.
- In Feng Shui, associated with the southeast direction and the wood element.
- Historically used in contexts of abdication or yielding authority.