痟 (xiāo) - Xiao — refers to a headache or migraine & also used in ancient texts to describe a
痟 · xiāo
Xiao — refers to a headache or migraine;
also used in ancient texts to describe a type of illness or ailment.
Xiao — refers to a headache or migrainealso used in ancient texts to describe a
Usage highlights
HeadacheMigraine painXiao illnessHead wind ailmentChronic headache
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He suffers from frequent headaches (痟疾).
- The patient complained of migraine symptoms (痟痛).
- In ancient texts, this term described various ailments (痟病).
Collocations
- Headache(痟疾)
- Migraine pain(痟痛)
- Xiao illness(痟病)
- Head wind ailment(头痟)
- Chronic headache(久痟)
Idioms
- Headache and brain fever(痟头痟脑)
- Pain that comes and goes(时痟时止)
Cultural background
FAQ- Appears in classical Chinese medical texts describing headache disorders.
- Considered an archaic medical term rarely used in modern Chinese.
- The character contains the sickness radical (疒) indicating its medical nature.