棔 (hūn) - Hun — refers to the silk tree (Albizia
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Hun — refers to the silk tree (Albizia julibrissin), a deciduous tree known for its fragrant pink flowers and fern-like leaves that close at night.
Hun — refers to the silk tree (Albizia
Usage highlights
Silk treeSilk tree flowerSilk tree barkSilk tree woodSilk tree leafSilk tree forest
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The silk tree is also called the mimosa tree (合欢树).
- The leaves of the silk tree close at dusk (合欢叶).
- We sat under the shade of a large silk tree (合欢树下).
- The silk tree blooms in summer with pink puffball flowers (合欢花).
Collocations
- Silk tree(合欢树)
- Silk tree flower(合欢花)
- Silk tree bark(合欢皮)
- Silk tree wood(合欢木)
- Silk tree leaf(合欢叶)
- Silk tree forest(合欢林)
Idioms
- Harmony and joy(合欢)
- The silk tree closes its leaves(夜合)
- Happy union tree(合欢树)
Cultural background
FAQ- The silk tree (合欢) symbolizes marital happiness and harmony in Chinese culture.
- Its leaves that close at night represent union and rest.
- The tree has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for its calming properties.