蹸 (lìn) - To trample & to tread upon
蹸 · lìn
To trample;
to tread upon;
to walk with difficulty;
to stumble.
To trampleto tread uponto walk with difficulty
Usage highlights
To trampleTo stumbleTo walk with difficultyTrampled by a horseFootprint from trampling
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The path was rough and he stumbled (蹸步).
- The crowd trampled the grass (蹸踏草地).
- He walked with a limping gait (蹸行).
Collocations
- To trample(蹸踏)
- To stumble(蹸步)
- To walk with difficulty(蹸行)
- Trampled by a horse(马蹸)
- Footprint from trampling(蹸迹)
Idioms
- To be trampled underfoot(遭人蹸踏)
- To walk through mud and water(蹸泥涉水)
Cultural background
FAQ- This character is archaic and rarely used in modern Chinese.
- It appears in classical texts describing difficult travel or physical hardship.
- The character composition suggests movement (足 foot radical) combined with a complex phonetic component.