覉 (jī) - To bridle & to restrain
覉 · jī
To bridle;
to restrain;
to control;
to stay at an inn;
to lodge;
to detain.
To bridleto restrainto control
Usage highlights
To bridle a horseTo lodge while travelingTo detain someoneTo restrain emotionsTo control powerTo stay temporarily
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He tried to bridle his emotions (覉勒他的情感).
- Travelers lodged at the inn (旅客覉旅在客栈).
- The official was detained on duty (官员被覉留在岗位上).
- The horse was properly bridled (马被覉勒得当).
Collocations
- To bridle a horse(覉马)
- To lodge while traveling(覉旅)
- To detain someone(覉留)
- To restrain emotions(覉情)
- To control power(覉权)
- To stay temporarily(覉泊)
Idioms
- Wandering and lodging(漂泊覉旅)
- Bridling the wild horse(覉勒野马)
- Detained by official duties(公务覉身)
Cultural background
FAQ- Originally depicted the leather reins and bridle used to control horses, later extended to mean restraint and control in general.
- In classical literature, often used to describe the transient nature of travel and lodging away from home.
- The character appears in historical texts but is considered a variant form in modern usage.