擐 (huàn) - To put on, to wear (especially armor) & to gird oneself with
擐 · huàn
To put on, to wear (especially armor);
to gird oneself with;
to don.
To put on, to wear (especially armor)to gird oneself withto don.
Usage highlights
Don armorGird with swordDon armor and grasp weaponsWear armor and hold spearGird oneself with armor
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The warrior donned his armor (擐甲).
- He girded himself with a sword (擐剑).
- Soldiers preparing for battle would don their gear (擐甲执兵).
Collocations
- Don armor(擐甲)
- Gird with sword(擐剑)
- Don armor and grasp weapons(擐甲执兵)
- Wear armor and hold spear(擐甲持矛)
- Gird oneself with armor(擐甲胄)
Idioms
- Don armor and grasp weapons(擐甲执兵)
- Wear armor and carry arms(擐甲挥戈)
Cultural background
FAQ- Primarily used in classical and military contexts, particularly for describing the act of putting on armor or military gear.
- Appears in historical texts and literature depicting warriors, battles, and military preparations.
- Reflects the importance of proper military attire and readiness in traditional Chinese warfare.