軭 (kuāng) - A rare, archaic Chinese character referring to a & also used in ancient texts to describe something
軭 · kuāng
A rare, archaic Chinese character referring to a bent or warped axle in a carriage or chariot;
also used in ancient texts to describe something crooked or not straight.
A rare, archaic Chinese character referring to aalso used in ancient texts to describe something
Usage highlights
bent axlewarped chariotcrooked carriage partmechanical defectancient repair term
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The carriage axle was bent (軭 axle).
- Ancient texts mention warped chariot parts (軭 parts).
- The term describes mechanical deformation (軭 deformation).
Collocations
- bent axle(軭轴)
- warped chariot(軭车)
- crooked carriage part(軭部件)
- mechanical defect(軭缺陷)
- ancient repair term(軭修复)
Cultural background
FAQ- Appears primarily in classical Chinese texts related to chariots and carriages.
- Reflects ancient Chinese engineering terminology for vehicle maintenance.
- Extremely rare in modern usage, primarily of historical linguistic interest.