(wēn) - Wen — an ancient term for boots or & also appears in historical texts referring to footwear.

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wēn | 18 strokes | radical:

· wēn

Wen — an ancient term for boots or leggings;

also appears in historical texts referring to footwear.

Wen — an ancient term for boots oralso appears in historical texts referring to footwear.

Usage highlights

bootsmilitary bootsleather bootsleg coveringsancient footwear

Synonyms

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • Ancient warriors wore protective boots (鞰靴).
  • The term appears in classical texts about military attire (兵鞰).
  • Historical records mention leather leg coverings (皮鞰).

Collocations

  • boots(鞰靴)
  • military boots(兵鞰)
  • leather boots(皮鞰)
  • leg coverings(鞰履)
  • ancient footwear(古鞰)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • Appears in classical Chinese texts describing ancient military equipment and attire.
  • Represents a specific type of historical footwear, primarily used by soldiers and cavalry.

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