涴 (wò) - To soil, stain, or become dirty & to be contaminated.
涴 · wò
To soil, stain, or become dirty;
to be contaminated.
To soil, stain, or become dirtyto be contaminated.
Usage highlights
Stain with mudDirty clothesPolluted waterContaminateSoilDust stain
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The white cloth was stained with mud (被泥涴了).
- Don't soil your new clothes (别把新衣服涴脏了).
- The river water is polluted (河水被涴染了).
Collocations
- Stain with mud(涴泥)
- Dirty clothes(涴衣)
- Polluted water(涴水)
- Contaminate(涴染)
- Soil(涴脏)
- Dust stain(尘涴)
Idioms
- Not a single speck of dust stains it(不涴尘)
- Stained by the common world(俗尘涴)
Cultural background
FAQ- The character appears in classical poetry to describe natural staining or soiling.
- It carries a negative connotation of impurity or contamination in both literal and metaphorical senses.
- In literary contexts, it can symbolize being tainted by worldly matters.