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缢
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【本义】: 吊死 (To hang)
【造字法】: 形声。从糸( mì),益声。从糸,与丝绳有关。
1. 同本义 (To hang)
吊死,用绳子勒死:~杀。自~。
(To be hanged, to die by strangulation: strangle oneself.)
2. 用绳子勒颈绝气而死 (To strangle)
吊死,用绳子勒死:
(To be hanged, to die by strangulation.)
【引】
1. 《说文》:缢,绞也。段注:“绞缢必两股辫为之。…缢死必两股为之,以其直悬也,故亦谓之经。”
(In "Shuowen," it says: "Yì means to strangle." Commentary: "Strangulation must be done with two strands… to die by strangulation must use two strands, because it hangs straight, hence it is also called 'jing'.")
2. 《左传·宣公十四年》:十四年春,孔达缢而死。
(In "The Zuo Tradition" of Duke Xuan’s fourteenth year: "In the spring of the fourteenth year, Kong Da hanged himself to death.")
3. 《左传·桓公十三年》:莫敖缢于荒谷。
(In "The Zuo Tradition" of Duke Huan’s thirteenth year: "Mo Ao hanged himself in the wilderness.")
4. 《玉台新咏·古诗为焦仲卿妻作》:自缢于庭树。
(In "Yutai Xinyong" a poem for the wife of Jiao Zhongqing: "She hanged herself from the garden tree.")
例:
又如:缢死 (to die by hanging, using a rope, fabric, etc., looped around the neck and hung in a high place); 缢鬼 (the ghost of a person who hanged themselves).
3. 缢杀 (To strangle someone)
用绳子勒颈绝气而死。
【引】
1. 《左传·昭公元年》:缢而弑之。
(In "The Zuo Tradition" of Duke Zhao's first year: "He was strangled and then killed.")
2. 清·方苞《狱中杂记》:缢即气绝。
(In "Miscellaneous Records from the Prison" by Fang Bao of the Qing Dynasty: "Yì means to lose breath.")
3. 缢加别械。
(Strangulation added to other devices.)
例:
又如:缢杀 (to strangle someone to death).
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