甃 (zhòu) - To lay bricks or tiles & a brick or tile pavement
甃Tone 4
zhòu | 13 strokes | radical:
甃 · zhòu
To lay bricks or tiles;
a brick or tile pavement;
a well wall;
to repair or build with bricks.
To lay bricks or tilesa brick or tile pavementa well wall
Usage highlights
Brick pavementTile liningBrick wellStone pavingRepair with bricksBrick wall
Usage & contexts
Examples
- They paved the courtyard with bricks (甃地).
- The ancient well had a brick lining (砖甃).
- He repaired the wall using tiles (甃壁).
Collocations
- Brick pavement(甃地)
- Tile lining(甃砌)
- Brick well(甃井)
- Stone paving(石甃)
- Repair with bricks(修甃)
- Brick wall(甃墙)
Idioms
- None commonly used in modern language
Cultural background
FAQ- Historically used in construction terminology, particularly for wells, walls, and pavements made of brick or tile.
- Appears in classical Chinese texts describing architectural features and construction methods.
- Reflects traditional Chinese masonry and architectural techniques.