歚 (shàn) - To be good at & skilled in
歚 · shàn
To be good at;
skilled in;
proficient.
An archaic or variant form of 善 (shàn), meaning 'good' or 'virtuous'.
To be good atskilled inproficient. An archaic or variant form of 善
Usage highlights
To be skilled atGood and evilGood deedsTo be good at fightingVirtuous heartTo perfect a skill
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He is skilled in calligraphy (歚于书法).
- She is good at many arts (多才多歚).
- One should be good and virtuous (为人宜歚).
Collocations
- To be skilled at(歚于)
- Good and evil(歚恶)
- Good deeds(歚行)
- To be good at fighting(歚战)
- Virtuous heart(歚心)
- To perfect a skill(精歚)
Idioms
- To be able and virtuous(多才多歚)
- To encourage good and punish evil(劝歚惩恶)
- To do good and accumulate virtue(行歚积德)
Cultural background
FAQ- 歚 is a rare variant of the common character 善 (shàn), which carries deep Confucian values of goodness, virtue, and moral excellence.
- The concept of 'shan' (goodness) is central to Chinese ethical philosophy, emphasizing benevolence and righteousness.