憡 (cè) - Pain — refers to a sharp, stinging pain & used in classical Chinese medical texts to describe

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憡 · cè

Pain — refers to a sharp, stinging pain or ache;

used in classical Chinese medical texts to describe physical discomfort.

Pain — refers to a sharp, stinging painused in classical Chinese medical texts to describe

Usage highlights

Sharp painStinging acheRelieve sharp painChest sharp painAbdominal sharp pain

Synonyms

  • 痛— pain, ache
  • 疼— pain, soreness
  • 刺痛— stabbing pain

Antonyms

  • 舒— comfort, ease
  • 适— comfortable, suitable

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The patient complained of sharp pain (憡痛) in the chest.
  • Ancient texts describe this as a stinging ache (憡痛感).
  • The acupuncture point is known for relieving sharp pain (止憡痛).

Collocations

  • Sharp pain(憡痛)
  • Stinging ache(憡痛感)
  • Relieve sharp pain(止憡痛)
  • Chest sharp pain(胸憡痛)
  • Abdominal sharp pain(腹憡痛)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • Primarily appears in classical Chinese medical texts describing symptoms.
  • Rarely used in modern vernacular Chinese, mainly preserved in specialized contexts.

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