疄 (lìn) - Lin — refers to ridges between fields & paths or boundaries in farmland
疄 · lìn
Lin — refers to ridges between fields;
paths or boundaries in farmland;
also used in place names.
Lin — refers to ridges between fieldspaths or boundaries in farmlandalso used in place names.
Usage highlights
Field ridgesFarmland pathsLin VillageField boundariesAgricultural land divisions
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The field ridges (田疄) were clearly marked.
- They walked along the path between the fields (田疄).
- This area is called Lin Village (疄村).
- The ancient farmland had well-defined boundaries (田疄).
Collocations
- Field ridges(田疄)
- Farmland paths(田疄)
- Lin Village(疄村)
- Field boundaries(田疄)
- Agricultural land divisions(田疄)
Cultural background
FAQ- Primarily used in agricultural contexts to describe field divisions and boundaries.
- Appears in some historical texts and place names, though it is a relatively uncommon character.