釱 (dì) - Fetters, shackles for the feet & an iron ring or metal cap placed on
釱 · dì
Fetters, shackles for the feet;
an iron ring or metal cap placed on the hooves of a horse;
historically, a type of punishment involving leg irons.
Fetters, shackles for the feetan iron ring or metal cap placed onhistorically, a type of punishment involving leg irons.
Usage highlights
Foot fettersLeg irons punishmentHorse hoof metal capIron shacklesCriminal fetters
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The prisoner was bound in fetters (足釱).
- Ancient punishment included wearing leg irons (釱刑).
- Metal caps were used on horse hooves (蹄釱).
Collocations
- Foot fetters(足釱)
- Leg irons punishment(釱刑)
- Horse hoof metal cap(蹄釱)
- Iron shackles(铁釱)
- Criminal fetters(罪釱)
Idioms
- No specific common idioms found for this character.
Cultural background
FAQ- Used in ancient Chinese penal systems as a form of restraint and punishment.
- Also had practical applications in animal husbandry for protecting horse hooves.