淕 (lù) - Lu — refers to a type of marsh & also used in ancient texts to describe water

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淕 · lù

Lu — refers to a type of marsh or wetland;

also used in ancient texts to describe water pooling or collecting.

Lu — refers to a type of marshalso used in ancient texts to describe water

Usage highlights

淕泽水淕淕池淕沼淕潦

Synonyms

  • 泽— marsh, wetland
  • 沼— pond, marsh

Antonyms

  • 旱— drought, dry

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The ancient text mentioned a wetland called 淕 (淕).
  • Water collects in the marsh (水淕).
  • The area was known for its 淕泽 (淕泽).

Collocations

  • 淕泽(淕泽)
  • 水淕(水淕)
  • 淕池(淕池)
  • 淕沼(淕沼)
  • 淕潦(淕潦)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • Appears in classical Chinese texts describing wetlands and marshes.
  • Rarely used in modern Chinese, primarily of interest to scholars and classical literature enthusiasts.

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