髄 (suǐ) - Marrow — the soft, fatty tissue inside bones & essence or core of something
髄 · suǐ
Marrow — the soft, fatty tissue inside bones;
essence or core of something;
spinal cord.
Marrow — the soft, fatty tissue inside bonesessence or core of somethingspinal cord.
Usage highlights
Bone marrowSpinal cordEssenceBrain marrowMarrow cavityMarrow donation
Usage & contexts
Examples
- Bone marrow transplant(骨髓移植)
- The spinal cord is part of the central nervous system(脊髓)
- The essence of traditional culture(文化精髓)
- Brain marrow (脑髓) is an old term for the brain
Collocations
- Bone marrow(骨髓)
- Spinal cord(脊髓)
- Essence(精髓)
- Brain marrow(脑髓)
- Marrow cavity(髓腔)
- Marrow donation(骨髓捐献)
Idioms
- Deeply ingrained in one's bones and marrow(深入骨髓)
- To understand the essence(得其精髓)
- To penetrate to the marrow(透髓)
Cultural background
FAQ- In traditional Chinese medicine, marrow is considered one of the fundamental substances of the body, produced by the kidneys.
- The character appears in medical contexts related to bones and the nervous system.
- Metaphorically used to describe the most essential part or core meaning of something.