駥 (róng) - A horse of seven chi (ancient Chinese unit & a tall, strong horse.

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róng ｜ 16 strokes ｜ radical:

榕儒

駥 · róng

A horse of seven chi (ancient Chinese unit of length, about 2.

3 meters) in height;

a tall, strong horse.

A horse of seven chi (ancient Chinese unita tall, strong horse.

Usage highlights

tall horsesevenstrong steedfine horsehorse measurement

Synonyms

  • 马— horse (general term)
  • 骏— fine horse; swift horse
  • 骁— brave horse; valiant steed

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The ancient text describes a magnificent steed (駥马).
  • He rode a horse of exceptional height (七尺之駥).
  • The cavalry selected only the strongest horses (壮駥).

Collocations

  • tall horse(駥马)
  • seven-chi horse(七尺之駥)
  • strong steed(壮駥)
  • fine horse(良駥)
  • horse measurement(马駥)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • In ancient China, horses were measured in chi; a seven-chi horse was considered exceptionally tall and valuable.
  • The character appears in classical texts describing horse breeds and qualities.
  • Reflects the importance of horses in ancient Chinese warfare, transportation, and status.

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