脤 (shèn) - Sacrificial meat — raw meat used in ancient & also refers to cooked meat offered to troops.
脤 · shèn
Sacrificial meat — raw meat used in ancient Chinese sacrificial ceremonies;
also refers to cooked meat offered to troops.
Sacrificial meat — raw meat used in ancientalso refers to cooked meat offered to troops.
Usage highlights
Sacrificial meatRaw sacrificial meatCooked sacrificial meatDistribute sacrificial meatReceive sacrificial meatSacrificial ceremony meat
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The sacrificial meat (脤) was offered to the ancestors.
- They distributed the cooked meat (脤肉) to the soldiers.
- Ancient rituals involved offerings of raw meat (脤).
Collocations
- Sacrificial meat(脤肉)
- Raw sacrificial meat(生脤)
- Cooked sacrificial meat(熟脤)
- Distribute sacrificial meat(分脤)
- Receive sacrificial meat(受脤)
- Sacrificial ceremony meat(祭脤)
Idioms
- Distribute sacrificial meat to troops(分脤赐军)
- Receive sacrificial meat for military campaign(受脤出征)
Cultural background
FAQ- In ancient China, 脤 referred to raw meat used in sacrificial ceremonies to ancestors and deities.
- Cooked 脤 was distributed to troops before military campaigns as a ritual to boost morale.
- The character appears in classical texts like the Rites of Zhou and Zuo Zhuan.
- Usage is now largely archaic and limited to historical or classical contexts.