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堯
Yáo
1. Highest appearance.
至高貌。
2. Solitary and noble appearance.
孤高貌。
3. Title of the ancient emperor Tao Tang.
古帝陶唐氏之號。
4. Surname.
姓。
堯
yáo
(Adjective)
(Compound character. Composed of the elements垚 (yáo) and兀 (wù). "垚" refers to high earth, and "兀" means to tower high, thus "堯" denotes height. Main meaning: high.)
(同本義) Meaning the same as above. (English: high)
**引** Reference:
1. "說文" (Shuōwén): 堯,高也。
2. "書·堯典" (Shū - Yáo diǎn): 曰若稽古帝堯。 (Commentary: "Wing of the holy says Yao.")
3. "論衡·須頌" (Lùn héng): 堯亦美諡也。
4. "白虎通·號" (Bái hǔ tōng): 堯猶蕘蕘也,至高之貌。
5. "風俗通·皇霸" (Fēng sú tōng): 堯者,高也,饒也。
堯
Yáo
(Noun)
1. Title of the ancient emperor Tao Tang. Born in Yi, subsequently titled Qi, hence named Yi Qi clan; originally enfeoffed at Tao, later moved to Tang, also referred to as "Yi Tang clan" (English: Yao).
**引** References:
1. Du Shenyan's "Penglai Sandiandian Yanjin": 長此戴堯天。
2. "Dream of the Red Chamber": 運生世治,劫生世危,堯、舜、禹、湯…皆應運而生者。
**例** Example:
For instance, 堯 (the name of a plant, traditionally said to have originated in Yao's kitchen, capable of self-creating wind to prevent food spoilage); 堯天 (a metaphor for a peaceful and prosperous era); 堯封 (territory; legend has it that during Yao and Shun's time, the country's territory was demarcated into twelve states, hence the name).
2. Surname.
姓.
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