綖 (yán) - Yan — refers to the hanging tassels or & also used in some historical contexts for silk
綖 · yán
Yan — refers to the hanging tassels or strings on ancient ceremonial caps;
also used in some historical contexts for silk threads or decorations.
Yan — refers to the hanging tassels oralso used in some historical contexts for silk
Usage highlights
Ceremonial cap tasselsCap decorationsRitual headdress threadsOfficial headgearSilk hanging threads
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The ceremonial cap had elaborate hanging decorations (冕綖).
- Ancient officials wore caps with silk tassels (冠綖).
- The ritual headdress featured carefully arranged threads (礼綖).
Collocations
- Ceremonial cap tassels(冕綖)
- Cap decorations(冠綖)
- Ritual headdress threads(礼綖)
- Official headgear(官綖)
- Silk hanging threads(丝綖)
Cultural background
FAQ- Primarily associated with ancient Chinese ceremonial headgear, particularly the miǎn (冕) worn by emperors and high officials.
- Represents the intricate decorations and hierarchical symbols in traditional Chinese court dress.
- Reflects the importance of ritual propriety and formal attire in classical Chinese culture.