鑏 (níng) - A component of ancient Chinese cooking vessels & refers to the legs or feet of a
鑏 · níng
A component of ancient Chinese cooking vessels;
refers to the legs or feet of a tripod cauldron (鼎足).
A component of ancient Chinese cooking vesselsrefers to the legs or feet of a
Usage highlights
Tripod legsVessel feetBronze vessel componentAncient cooking vessel part
Synonyms
- 鼎足— tripod legs (more common term)
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The bronze tripod had sturdy legs (鑏足).
- Archaeologists studied the vessel's support structure (鑏部).
- This character appears in descriptions of ancient ritual bronzes (青铜器).
Collocations
- Tripod legs(鑏足)
- Vessel feet(鑏脚)
- Bronze vessel component(青铜鑏)
- Ancient cooking vessel part(炊器鑏)
Cultural background
FAQ- Appears in ancient texts describing bronze ritual vessels from the Zhou dynasty.
- Reflects the sophisticated metallurgy and ritual practices of early Chinese civilization.
- Primarily of interest to archaeologists and scholars of ancient Chinese material culture.