灹 (zhà) - Flame & blaze
灹 · zhà
Flame;
blaze;
also refers to the heat radiating from fire.
Flameblazealso refers to the heat radiating from fire.
Usage highlights
Blazing fireIntense heatFlameFurnace blazeFiery blazeRadiant heat
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The fire blazed fiercely (烈火灹灹).
- The heat from the furnace was intense (炉火灹热).
- Ancient texts describe the sun's rays as fiery (日灹如焚).
Collocations
- Blazing fire(灹火)
- Intense heat(灹热)
- Flame(火灹)
- Furnace blaze(炉灹)
- Fiery blaze(烈灹)
- Radiant heat(灹气)
Idioms
- Blazing flames reaching the sky(烈灹冲天)
- Heat radiating in all directions(灹气四射)
- Like fire blazing fiercely(如火灹灹)
Cultural background
FAQ- Appears in classical Chinese texts describing intense fire or heat.
- Used in technical contexts related to metallurgy and furnace operations in ancient China.
- Rare in modern usage but preserved in specialized dictionaries and classical literature.