飹 (bǎo) - Bao — ancient character meaning 'full after eating', & now archaic and rarely used in modern Chinese.

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bǎo ｜ 13 strokes ｜ radical:

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飹 · bǎo

Bao — ancient character meaning 'full after eating', 'satiated';

now archaic and rarely used in modern Chinese.

Bao — ancient character meaning 'full after eating',now archaic and rarely used in modern Chinese.

Usage highlights

full after eatingsatiated statearchaic term for full

Synonyms

  • 饱— full, satiated (modern equivalent)
  • 满— full, filled

Antonyms

  • 饿— hungry
  • 饥— famine, hunger

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The ancient text described being full after a meal (飹).
  • In classical literature, this character indicated satiety (飹).
  • This character is no longer used in modern writing (飹).

Collocations

  • full after eating(飹)
  • satiated state(飹)
  • archaic term for full(飹)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • This character appears in ancient Chinese texts but fell out of common usage centuries ago.
  • It represents an archaic concept of physical fullness after eating.
  • Modern Chinese uses other characters like 饱 for the same meaning.

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