龖 (dá) - Dragon — represents the appearance of two dragons & used to describe the majestic and powerful image
龖 · dá
Dragon — represents the appearance of two dragons;
used to describe the majestic and powerful image of dragons;
also can mean flying.
Dragon — represents the appearance of two dragonsused to describe the majestic and powerful imagealso can mean flying.
Usage highlights
Double dragon characterDragon flightAncient seal scriptRare characterDragon appearanceMajestic dragons
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The ancient text depicted two dragons (龖龖).
- In seal script, this character shows two dragons (篆书中的龖).
- The character appears in rare classical texts (古籍中的龖).
- It represents the majestic flight of dragons (龙飞龖龖).
Collocations
- Double dragon character(龖字)
- Dragon flight(龖飞)
- Ancient seal script(龖篆)
- Rare character(龖字)
- Dragon appearance(龖形)
- Majestic dragons(龖龖)
Idioms
- Dragons soaring through the clouds(龙飞龖龖)
- Two dragons playing with a pearl(双龙戏珠 - related concept)
- The majestic presence of dragons(龙威龖龖)
Cultural background
FAQ- One of the most complex Chinese characters, composed of two 龍 (dragon) characters.
- Represents the ultimate symbol of dragon power and majesty in Chinese culture.
- Primarily found in ancient texts, seal scripts, and calligraphy rather than modern usage.
- Dragons symbolize imperial power, strength, and good fortune in Chinese tradition.