(dēng) - Ancient ritual vessel & a type of ceremonial tripod cauldron used in

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Ancient ritual vessel;

a type of ceremonial tripod cauldron used in ancient Chinese rituals and ceremonies.

Ancient ritual vessela type of ceremonial tripod cauldron used in

Usage highlights

Ancient ritual vesselCeremonial tripodBronze vesselSacrificial vesselRitual implement

Synonyms

  • ding - ceremonial tripod cauldron
  • li - ritual tripod with hollow legs

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The ancient bronze vessel (豋) was used in ceremonies.
  • Archaeologists discovered a ritual tripod (豋) from the Zhou dynasty.
  • This character appears in classical texts describing ceremonial objects (礼器).

Collocations

  • Ancient ritual vessel()
  • Ceremonial tripod(礼豋)
  • Bronze vessel(青铜豋)
  • Sacrificial vessel(祭豋)
  • Ritual implement(礼器豋)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • 豋 represents a specific type of ancient Chinese bronze ritual vessel used in ceremonies and sacrifices.
  • Such vessels were important in ancestral worship and state rituals during the Bronze Age in China.
  • The character is now considered archaic and rarely used in modern Chinese.

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