躃 (bì) - To limp & to walk with a limp or lameness
躃 · bì
To limp;
to walk with a limp or lameness;
to hobble.
To limpto walk with a limp or lamenessto hobble.
Usage highlights
to limpto hobble alonglimping gaitwalking with difficultylame person
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He walks with a limp (躃行).
- The injury caused him to hobble (躃躃而行).
- The old man limped slowly across the street (老人躃过街道).
Collocations
- to limp(躃行)
- to hobble along(躃躃而行)
- limping gait(躃步)
- walking with difficulty(躃躄)
- lame person(躃者)
Idioms
- To limp and stumble(躃躃躄躄)
- Walking unsteadily(步履躃躄)
Cultural background
FAQ- This character is considered a variant form of 躄, which carries the same meaning of lameness or limping.
- In classical texts, it appears in descriptions of physical disability or difficult movement.
- The character is quite rare in modern usage, primarily found in classical Chinese literature.