恒 (héng) - Constant, permanent, enduring & refers to perseverance, steadfastness, and unchanging nature
恒 · héng
Constant, permanent, enduring;
refers to perseverance, steadfastness, and unchanging nature;
often used in philosophical and moral contexts.
Constant, permanent, enduringrefers to perseverance, steadfastness, and unchanging natureoften used in philosophical and moral contexts.
Usage highlights
PerseverancePermanentConstant starConstant temperatureEternal truthConstant law
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He has a constant heart (恒心).
- This is a permanent principle (恒理).
- The moon goes through its phases (月有恒).
- She maintains a steady effort (持之以恒).
Collocations
- Perseverance(恒心)
- Permanent(恒久)
- Constant star(恒星)
- Constant temperature(恒温)
- Eternal truth(恒理)
- Constant law(恒法)
Idioms
- Perseverance leads to success(持之以恒)
- The sun and moon have constant orbits(日月经天,江河行地)
- Eternal principles(恒河沙数)
- Unchanging heart(恒心不变)
Cultural background
FAQ- In Confucian philosophy, '恒' represents the virtue of perseverance and constancy in moral cultivation.
- In Buddhism, '恒河沙数' (as numerous as the sands of the Ganges) symbolizes infinity and countless numbers.
- The character appears in classical texts like the I Ching, emphasizing the importance of steadfastness.