煖 (nuǎn) - Warm — refers to warmth, heat, or a & also used in ancient texts as a variant

煖Tone 3

nuǎn ｜ 13 strokes ｜ radical:

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煖 · nuǎn

Warm — refers to warmth, heat, or a state of being comfortably warm;

also used in ancient texts as a variant of 暖 (warm).

Warm — refers to warmth, heat, or aalso used in ancient texts as a variant

Usage highlights

Warm and cozyWarm springWarm breezeWarm handsWarm heartWarm atmosphere

Synonyms

  • 暖— warm (modern standard character)
  • 温— warm, mild
  • 热— hot

Antonyms

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The room is warm and cozy (房间煖和舒适).
  • Spring brings warm breezes (春风煖煖).
  • He warmed his hands by the fire (他在火边煖手).
  • The old couple enjoys a warm relationship (老夫妇关系煖煖).

Collocations

  • Warm and cozy(煖和)
  • Warm spring(煖春)
  • Warm breeze(煖风)
  • Warm hands(煖手)
  • Warm heart(煖心)
  • Warm atmosphere(煖氛围)

Idioms

  • Warm as spring breeze(如沐煖风)
  • Warm words comfort the heart(煖语慰心)
  • Warm sun in winter(冬日煖阳)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • 煖 is an ancient variant of 暖 (warm), often found in classical Chinese texts.
  • The character carries connotations of comfort, kindness, and gentle warmth.
  • In traditional Chinese medicine, maintaining bodily warmth (煖) is considered important for health.

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