碣 (jié) - Stone tablet or monument, especially one with inscriptions & also refers to a prominent, towering rock.
碣 · jié
Stone tablet or monument, especially one with inscriptions;
also refers to a prominent, towering rock.
Stone tablet or monument, especially one with inscriptionsalso refers to a prominent, towering rock.
Usage highlights
Stone tabletErect a steleTowering rockInscribed stoneStone monumentAncient stele
Usage & contexts
Examples
- Ancient stone inscriptions (碑碣) are valuable historical records.
- They erected a memorial stele (立碣) to commemorate the event.
- The Eastern Han dynasty stone classics (东汉石经碣) are important artifacts.
- Towering rocks (碣石) stand along the coastline.
Collocations
- Stone tablet(碑碣)
- Erect a stele(立碣)
- Towering rock(碣石)
- Inscribed stone(铭碣)
- Stone monument(石碣)
- Ancient stele(古碣)
Idioms
- The Eastern Han stone classics(东汉石经碣)
- Towering rock in the Eastern Sea(东临碣石)
- Inscriptions on stone tablets(碑碣铭文)
Cultural background
FAQ- Historically used for commemorative inscriptions, often erected at important sites or to record significant events.
- 碣石 (Jieshi) was a famous landmark mentioned in classical Chinese poetry and historical texts.
- Stone tablets (碑碣) were important mediums for preserving historical records and literary works in ancient China.