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災
zāi
【Noun】
1. Originally refers to naturally occurring fires. Later it broadly refers to various natural or man-made calamities. (fire as a disaster)
2. Disaster; calamity; catastrophe.
3. Crime; evil.
4. The aftermath of burning;
5. Refers to misfortunes related to diseases or personal encounters. For example: 招災惹禍 (invite disaster); 沒病沒災 (no sickness, no disaster).
【Verb】
1. To harm; to cause injury. (injury)
2. To burn. (burn)
3. See also zī.
【Explanation】
- (1) 同本義 (same original meaning): fire as a disaster
- (2) 災害,禍患 (disaster; calamity; catastrophe)
- (3) 罪惡 (crime)
引述:
1.《說文》:天火曰烖,從火,哉聲。(Heavenly fire is called "zai," which comes from fire.)
2.《公羊傳·襄公九年》:大者曰災,小者火。(The greater is called disaster, the lesser fire.)
3.《穀梁傳·昭公九年》:國曰災,邑曰火。(The country is called disaster, the town is called fire.)
4.《釋名》:火所燒滅之餘曰烖,言其餘物如是也。(The remains of what fire has burned are called "zai." This is said of all materials.)
5.《左傳·宣公十六年》:凡火,人火曰火,天火曰災。(All fire, human fire is called fire, heavenly fire is called disaster.)
例子:
- 災火 (fire disaster)
- 災燀 (fire calamity)
更多例子:
- 天災 (natural disaster)
- 受災 (suffer disaster)
- 災殃 (disaster)
- 災兵 (war calamity)
- 災疫 (disease calamity)
引述:
1.《周禮·司服》:大烖。注:“水火爲害。”
2.《周禮·掌客》:禍烖殺禮。注:“新有兵寇水火也。”
3.《周禮·大祝》:國有大故天烖。注:“疫癘水旱也。”
4.《荀子·臣道》:災及其身。
5.《國語·周語》:天災降戾。
罪惡:
- (3) 罪惡 (crime)
- 引述:
1.《穀梁傳》:災,紀也。範寧注:“災,謂罪惡;紀,治理也。”
【Verb】
1. To harm; to cause suffering (injury)
2. To burn (burn)
3. See also zī.
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