漄 (yá) - Cliff, precipice — an alternate or variant form
漄 · yá
Cliff, precipice — an alternate or variant form of 崖 (yá), meaning a steep cliff or precipice, often found in poetic or literary contexts.
Cliff, precipice — an alternate or variant form
Usage highlights
Mountain cliffCliff edgeWater's edge cliffSteep cliffCliff side
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The boat approached the cliff (山漄).
- He stood at the edge of the precipice (崖漄).
- Ancient texts sometimes use this character (古文中用漄).
Collocations
- Mountain cliff(山漄)
- Cliff edge(崖漄)
- Water's edge cliff(水漄)
- Steep cliff(陡漄)
- Cliff side(漄岸)
Idioms
- Leaning against the cliff(凭漄)
- Facing the cliff(临漄)
- Cliff and shore(漄岸)
Cultural background
FAQ- 漄 is a variant form of the more common character 崖 (yá), both meaning cliff or precipice.
- This character appears in classical Chinese poetry and literature, often describing dramatic natural landscapes.
- The character combines water (氵) and cliff (厓) components, suggesting a cliff by water.