譌 (é) - False, erroneous, counterfeit & refers to something fake, forged, or incorrect
譌 · é
False, erroneous, counterfeit;
refers to something fake, forged, or incorrect;
variant form of 訛.
False, erroneous, counterfeitrefers to something fake, forged, or incorrectvariant form of 訛.
Usage highlights
false informationcounterfeit currencyerroneous interpretationforged signaturespurious textmistaken transmission
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The document contained false information (譌文).
- They discovered counterfeit currency (譌币).
- This is an erroneous interpretation (譌解).
- Beware of forged signatures (譌签).
Collocations
- false information(譌文)
- counterfeit currency(譌币)
- erroneous interpretation(譌解)
- forged signature(譌签)
- spurious text(譌本)
- mistaken transmission(譌传)
Idioms
- Transmission errors and variant characters(譌舛传异)
- Three kinds of writing errors(三譌之弊)
- Correcting falsehoods and establishing truth(订譌正谬)
Cultural background
FAQ- Primarily used in classical and literary contexts to denote falsity or error.
- Common in philology and textual criticism for discussing corrupted or forged texts.
- Often interchangeable with the more common variant 訛.