氎 (dié) - Fine woolen cloth & fine felt
氎 · dié
Fine woolen cloth;
fine felt;
thick woolen blanket;
a type of Buddhist monk's robe made from wool.
Fine woolen clothfine feltthick woolen blanket
Usage highlights
woolen robefelt blanketfine woolen clothwhite woolen clothwoolen monastic robeimported woolen fabric
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The monk wore a woolen robe (氎衣).
- They spread a fine felt blanket (氎毯) on the floor.
- This ancient textile was made from fine wool (氎布).
- Buddhist scriptures mention the woolen robe (氎衣) as monastic attire.
Collocations
- woolen robe(氎衣)
- felt blanket(氎毯)
- fine woolen cloth(氎布)
- white woolen cloth(白氎)
- woolen monastic robe(僧氎)
- imported woolen fabric(氎绵)
Idioms
- Wearing the woolen robe, holding the alms bowl(披氎持钵)
- The woolen robe and bamboo staff(氎衣竹杖)
Cultural background
FAQ- Historically used for high-quality woolen textiles, often imported via the Silk Road.
- In Buddhist context, specifically refers to the woolen robes worn by monks, particularly in colder regions.
- Mentioned in ancient Chinese texts describing Central Asian and Indian textiles.