How to write 帏

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Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 帏

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Meaning of 帏

Pinyin wéi

Radical

巾

Strokes

Definition

curtain / women's apartment / tent

Usage

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帏 (wéi) 1. (noun) Tent; curtain. 帐子、幔幕。 2. (noun) Ancient fragrant bag worn by people. 古代人佩带的香囊。 3. (noun) The front part of a skirt. 裙正面的一幅。 4. (verb) To cover; to shield. 遮蔽。引文: 1. 说文: 帏，囊也。 (Explanation:帏 refers to a bag.) 2. 楚辞: 苏粪壤以充帏兮，谓申椒其不芳。 (Translation: Using dung to fill the fragrant bag implies a lack of fragrance.) 3. 广韵: 帏，一说单帐也。 (Explanation: One interpretation of 帏 is a single tent.) 4. 文选·潘岳·悼亡诗: 帷屏无彷彿。 (Translation: The curtain does not resemble anything.) 5. 文选·枚乘·七发: 如素车白马帷盖之张。 (Translation: Like the spread of a plain carriage and white horse's curtain.) Examples: - 帏盖 (tent and canopy) - 帏幔 (tent drapes) - 帏帐 (the account of the tent) - 帏室 (a room with drapes or curtains) - 帏屏 (a place for resting) - 帏帽 (tent hat) - 帏幄 (tent drapes, can also refer to command centers) 引文: 1. 国语: 王使妇人不帏而噪之。韦昭注: 裳正幅曰帏。 (Translation: The king commanded the woman not to wear the front of the skirt and to shout.) 2. 徐霞客游记: 其人无衣与裳，惟以布一幅束其阴，上体以被一方，帏而裹之。 (Translation: The person wore no clothing except for a piece of cloth tied loosely, which covered the upper body and was wrapped in a curtain.)