菿 (dào) - To arrive at & to reach
菿 · dào
To arrive at;
to reach;
to attain (archaic usage);
also used in names meaning 'to achieve' or 'to arrive at a state'.
To arrive atto reachto attain (archaic usage)
Usage highlights
To arrive atTo reach completionTo attain a stateTo achieve understandingTo come to an endTo reach the limit
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He has arrived at the destination (已菿目的地).
- The project reached completion (项目菿完成阶段).
- She attained a high level of skill (技艺菿精湛境界).
Collocations
- To arrive at(菿达)
- To reach completion(菿成)
- To attain a state(菿境)
- To achieve understanding(菿悟)
- To come to an end(菿终)
- To reach the limit(菿极)
Idioms
- To arrive at perfection(臻于菿境)
- To reach the ultimate state(登峰菿极)
- To achieve complete understanding(大彻菿悟)
Cultural background
FAQ- Derived from classical Chinese, often used in literary contexts to denote arrival or attainment.
- In modern usage, primarily appears in compound words or names rather than standalone.
- Carries connotations of achievement, completion, and reaching a desired state.