肸 (xī) - To spread out & to diffuse
肸 · xī
To spread out;
to diffuse;
used in the name of a person from the State of Jin during the Spring and Autumn period.
To spread outto diffuseused in the name of a person from
Usage highlights
肸响肸蚃羊舌肸佛肸肸肸
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The fragrance spread far and wide (香气肸肸).
- He was a minister of Jin (晋国大夫羊舌肸).
- The sound of the bells spread through the temple (钟声肸响于庙堂).
Collocations
- 肸响 (xī xiǎng) - sound spreading
- 肸蚃 (xī xiǎng) - spreading influence
- 羊舌肸 (Yángshé Xī) - personal name from ancient China
- 佛肸 (Fó Xī) - personal name from ancient China
- 肸肸 (xī xī) - spreading widely
Idioms
- 肸响布写 (xī xiǎng bù xiě) - spreading and diffusing everywhere
Cultural background
FAQ- Appears in classical Chinese texts, particularly in reference to historical figures from the Spring and Autumn period.
- Often used in classical literature to describe the spreading of sounds, fragrances, or influences.
- The character contains the 'moon' radical (月) which originally represented flesh/meat, suggesting a connection to the physical body or substance.