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妾 [qiè]
名
1. 旧时男人娶的小老婆。
(Concubine; a woman married by a man in addition to his main wife.)
2. 同本义。
(Woman slave.)
引:
《说文》:妾,有罪女子给事者。
("Shuowen Jiezi": A concubine is a woman in servitude, having committed a crime.)
《周礼·太宰》:八月臣妾。
("Rites of Zhou": In August, the vassal is a concubine.)
《国语·晋语》:纳女工妾三十人。
("Records of the Grand Historian": Thirty women were taken as concubines.)
《书·费誓》:臣妾逋逃。
("Book of Documents": The vassal fugitive.)
引:
《春秋传》曰:“女为人妾,妾不娉也。”
("Spring and Autumn Annals": When a woman is a concubine to a man, she does not have a marriage ceremony.)
《左传·僖公十七年》:梁嬴孕卜曰:将生一男一女。男为人臣,女为人妾。
("Zuo Zhuan": It was predicted that there would be a boy and a girl. The boy is a minister, and the girl a concubine.)
《易·鼎》:得妾以其子。
("Book of Changes": A concubine is obtained along with her children.)
例:
妾媵(随嫁的人;泛指妾)
(Concubine servants; generally refers to concubines.)
妻妾(妻与妾)
(Wife and concubine.)
妾妃(姬妾)
(Concubine and favored concubine.)
妾侍(姬妾侍女之辈)
(Concubine and serving women.)
妾妇(小妻;侧室)
(Minor wife; secondary wife.)
代
1. 旧时妇女自称的谦词。
(A humble term used by women in ancient times referring to themselves; I.)
引:
古乐府《孔雀东南飞》:妾不堪驱使,徒留无所施。
(Ancient ballad "The Peacock Flies Southeast": I am unable to be driven and merely left with nothing to offer.)
汉· 刘向《列女传》:妾事其父。
("Records of Women" by Liu Xiang: I serve my father.)
清· 林觉民《与妻书》:必以告妾。
("Letter to My Wife" by Lin Jue-min: Must inform me.)
例:
妾人(女子谦卑的自称)
(Humble term for a woman.)
妾身(旧时女子谦称)
(Old term for a woman referring to herself.)
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