缇 (tí) - Tí — orange-red color & reddish-yellow
缇 · tí
Tí — orange-red color;
reddish-yellow;
used historically for the color of certain fabrics and garments.
Tí — orange-red colorreddish-yellowused historically for the color of certain fabrics
Usage highlights
orangeimperial guard
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The orange-red silk (缇帛) was highly valued.
- Ancient officials wore orange-red clothing (缇衣).
- The imperial guard wore reddish-yellow uniforms (缇骑).
- She chose an orange-red fabric (缇色 fabric) for the dress.
Collocations
- orange-red silk(缇帛)
- orange-red clothing(缇衣)
- imperial guard(缇骑)
- orange-red color(缇色)
- orange-red curtain(缇幕)
- orange-red decoration(缇饰)
Idioms
- Imperial guards in orange-red(缇骑森严)
- Orange-red silk and purple gauze(缇缃紫绡)
- Orange-red banners and purple canopies(缇幡紫盖)
Cultural background
FAQ- Historically associated with the color of certain official garments and imperial guards' uniforms in ancient China.
- The color was considered prestigious and was often used in ceremonial and official contexts.
- Derived from the silk dyeing traditions of ancient China, representing a specific shade between orange and red.