憃 (chōng) - Foolish, stupid, dull-witted & clumsy, awkward
憃 · chōng
Foolish, stupid, dull-witted;
clumsy, awkward;
also used in classical texts to describe someone who is slow-witted or lacking in intelligence.
Foolish, stupid, dull-wittedclumsy, awkwardalso used in classical texts to describe someone
Usage highlights
Foolish and dullClumsy and awkwardSlowStupid personFoolish behaviorDull and obtuse
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He acted foolishly (憃憃地行事).
- The student was slow to understand (憃钝的学生).
- His clumsy movements were noticeable (憃拙的动作).
Collocations
- Foolish and dull(憃愚)
- Clumsy and awkward(憃拙)
- Slow-witted(憃钝)
- Stupid person(憃人)
- Foolish behavior(憃行)
- Dull and obtuse(憃昧)
Idioms
- Foolish and ignorant(憃愚无知)
- Clumsy and inept(憃拙无能)
- Dull-witted and slow(憃钝不敏)
Cultural background
FAQ- Appears in classical Chinese texts describing lack of intelligence or clumsiness.
- Considered a rare character in modern usage, primarily found in literary contexts.
- Often carries a negative connotation of intellectual deficiency or physical awkwardness.