轝 (yù) - Palanquin & sedan chair
轝 · yù
Palanquin;
sedan chair;
to carry;
to bear (archaic form of 輿/舆)
Palanquinsedan chairto carry
Usage highlights
PalanquinSedan chairTo carry a palanquinImperial palanquinBridal sedan chairPalanquin bearer
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The emperor rode in a palanquin (轝).
- They carried the bride in a sedan chair (花轝).
- This character represents the act of carrying (轝).
- Ancient officials used palanquins for transport (官轝).
Collocations
- Palanquin(轝)
- Sedan chair(轝子)
- To carry a palanquin(抬轝)
- Imperial palanquin(御轝)
- Bridal sedan chair(花轝)
- Palanquin bearer(轝夫)
Idioms
- Carrying a palanquin and riding a horse(轝马)
- The palanquin of public opinion(舆论之轝)
Cultural background
FAQ- 轝 was an ancient vehicle carried by people, used by nobility and officials for transportation.
- It represented social status and hierarchy in ancient Chinese society.
- The character is now considered archaic and is mostly replaced by 輿/舆 in modern usage.