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僮 [tóng]
1. Feudal era enslaved minors.
Example: 书僮 (book servant). 僮仆 (boy servant).
2. Same as "童" (child).
僮 [tóng]
1. Same as original meaning ([En.] young).
Reference: "说文": 僮,未冠也。 According to this, “nineteen below, eight years above.”
- "国语·鲁语": 僮子备官,而未之闻邪 (The young servant preparing for office, yet not heard).
- Tang Dynasty: 柳宗元《童区寄传》: 为两郎僮 (to be the young servant of two young men).
- 孰若为一郎僮耶 (Who is better as a young servant?).
- 与其杀是僮 (Better to kill this young servant).
- 不当为僮 (Shouldn't be a young servant).
Example: 僮子 (young boy); 僮女 (young girl); 僮男 (young boy); 僮儿 (young boy); 僮谣 (children's song).
2. Servant ([En.] servant).
Reference: "史记·司马相如传": 而卓王孙家僮数百人 (And there were hundreds of young servants in the family of Zhuo Wangsun).
- "汉书·贾谊传": 今民卖僮者 (Now people selling servants).
Example: 僮使 (servant); 僮奴 (servant); 僮史 (servant); 僮役 (servant); 僮牧 (similar to servant); 僮指 (referring to servant); 僮客 (servant); 僮娃 (referring to young servant).
僮 [tóng]
1. Ignorant ([En.] ignorant).
Reference: "国语·晋语": 僮昏不可使谋 (An ignorant person cannot be trusted to plan).
Example: 僮昏 (confused and ignorant); 僮蒙 (ignorant and unclear about matters).
2. Humble ([En.] humble).
Example: 僮妇 (common women); 僮夫 (common man); 僮讼 (civil litigation).
僮 [zhuàng]
1. The original character for "壮" of the Zhuang nationality, changed from "僮" to "壮" in 1965 ([En.] Zhuang nationality).
2. See also tóng.
僮 [zhuàng]
1. The original character for "壮" of the Zhuang nationality, changed from "僮" to "壮" in 1965 ([En.] Zhuang nationality).
2. See also tóng.
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