瘈 (chì) - Rabid, mad, frantic & refers to madness or rabies, especially in animals.
瘈 · chì
Rabid, mad, frantic;
refers to madness or rabies, especially in animals.
Rabid, mad, franticrefers to madness or rabies, especially in animals.
Usage highlights
Rabid dogMadness diseaseFrantic stateRabies symptomsMad animal
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The dog was suspected of having rabies (瘈狗).
- He was in a frantic state (瘈瘈然).
- Ancient texts describe symptoms of madness (瘈病).
Collocations
- Rabid dog(瘈狗)
- Madness disease(瘈病)
- Frantic state(瘈瘈然)
- Rabies symptoms(瘈症)
- Mad animal(瘈畜)
Idioms
- Rabid dog bites(瘈狗噬人)
- Madness and confusion(瘈惑)
- Frantic and disordered(瘈乱)
Cultural background
FAQ- Historically used in traditional Chinese medicine to describe rabies and similar madness conditions.
- Appears in classical medical texts describing symptoms of animal-borne diseases.
- The character carries negative connotations of disease and uncontrolled behavior.