頏 (háng) - Gao — the nape of the neck & to soar upward
頏 · háng
Gao — the nape of the neck;
to soar upward;
to fly high.
Gao — the nape of the neckto soar upwardto fly high.
Usage highlights
Soaring flightNape of the neckTo fly upwardBird's flightHigh soaring
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The bird soared high in the sky (颉之颃之).
- He felt a chill on the nape of his neck (颈项之頏).
- The poem describes a bird flying upward (飞鸟颃翔).
Collocations
- Soaring flight(颃翔)
- Nape of the neck(颈頏)
- To fly upward(颃飞)
- Bird's flight(鸟颃)
- High soaring(高颃)
Idioms
- Flying high and low(颉颃上下)
- Mutual soaring(颉颃之势)
Cultural background
FAQ- Primarily appears in classical Chinese literature and poetry.
- Often used in the compound 颉颃 to describe birds flying up and down.
- Rarely used in modern vernacular Chinese.