What is 氁 used for?

氁 refers to a thick woolen fabric historically used for making warm clothing, particularly in cold northern regions of China.

Is 氁 commonly used in modern Chinese?

No, this character is quite rare in modern usage and primarily appears in historical contexts or specialized texts about traditional textiles.

How is 氁 different from other wool fabrics?

氁 specifically denotes a thick, heavy woolen textile, often compared to felt or heavy wool cloth, distinguished by its thickness and warmth properties.

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氁 · mú

A type of thick woolen fabric or felt, often used for making warm clothing in ancient times.

A type of thick woolen fabric or felt,

Usage highlights

woolen fabricwoolen coatwoolen textilethick woolen clothwoolen blanketwoolen garment

Synonyms

毛料— woolen fabric
呢绒— woolen cloth
毡— felt

Usage & contexts

Examples

He wore a coat made of thick woolen fabric (氁袍).
This traditional fabric is warm and durable (氁料).
They produced woolen textiles for winter clothing (氁织品).

Collocations

woolen fabric(氁料)
woolen coat(氁袍)
woolen textile(氁织品)
thick woolen cloth(厚氁)
woolen blanket(氁毯)
woolen garment(氁衣)

Cultural background

FAQ

氁 refers to a specific type of woolen textile used historically in China, particularly in northern regions.
This fabric was valued for its warmth and durability, making it suitable for cold climates.
The character is relatively rare in modern usage but appears in historical texts describing textiles and clothing.

氁 (mú) - A type of thick woolen fabric or felt,