鋜 (zhuó) - Fetters, shackles & to shackle, to chain
鋜Tone 2
zhuó | 15 strokes | radical:
鋜 · zhuó
Fetters, shackles;
to shackle, to chain;
also refers to metal rings or hoops.
Fetters, shacklesto shackle, to chainalso refers to metal rings or hoops.
Usage highlights
Foot fettersLeg shacklesHorse hoof ringsIron shacklesMetal fettersShackle and bind
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The prisoner was bound in fetters (脚鋜).
- Ancient punishment included leg shackles (足鋜).
- The horse's hooves were fitted with metal shoes (蹄鋜).
Collocations
- Foot fetters(脚鋜)
- Leg shackles(足鋜)
- Horse hoof rings(蹄鋜)
- Iron shackles(铁鋜)
- Metal fetters(金鋜)
- Shackle and bind(鋜缚)
Idioms
- Bound hands and feet(手足重鋜)
- Shackled and imprisoned(鋜锢入狱)
- Break free from fetters(破鋜而出)
Cultural background
FAQ- Historically used for restraining prisoners or slaves in ancient China.
- Appears in classical texts describing punishments and captivity.
- Sometimes used in poetic contexts to symbolize constraint or bondage.