脰 (dòu) - Neck — specifically refers to the neck or & also used in some anatomical terms.
脰 · dòu
Neck — specifically refers to the neck or throat region in classical Chinese;
also used in some anatomical terms.
Neck — specifically refers to the neck oralso used in some anatomical terms.
Usage highlights
Thick neckSever neckProtect neckNeck regionExtend neckNeck and head
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He had a thick neck (肥脰).
- The executioner's blade severed the neck (断脰).
- The collar protects the neck (护脰).
- Anatomical term for neck region (颈脰).
Collocations
- Thick neck(肥脰)
- Sever neck(断脰)
- Protect neck(护脰)
- Neck region(颈脰)
- Extend neck(延脰)
- Neck and head(首脰)
Idioms
- To risk one's neck(刎脰)
- To break one's neck(折脰)
- To stretch one's neck(引脰)
Cultural background
FAQ- Primarily used in classical Chinese texts and medical/anatomical contexts.
- In modern usage, largely replaced by 颈 for 'neck' in everyday language.
- Appears in some historical texts describing executions or physical descriptions.