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谭
譚 tán
1. Same as “谈”, to talk. [En.] talk
2. Surname. [En.] surname
〈动〉
【本义】: Same as “谈”, to speak.
【造字法】: Pictophonetic; composed of the radical “言” (speech) and phonetic component “覃”.
1. Same as the original meaning ([En.] talk)
【Example】
- "夫子何不谭我于王。" (Zhuangzi, Zeyang): "Why don't you discuss [this] with the king?"
【Usage】
- 如: 谭笑 (talk and laugh); 谭艺 (discuss literature and arts); 谭说 (discuss; talk about); 谭吐 (the way of expressing oneself when speaking); 谭助 (talking points); 谭言微中 (speaking subtly and hitting the nail on the head).
2. To have an effect on ([En.] have an effect on)
【Example】
- "不称而祀谭,次祖。犯诅渝盟,伤言。" (Guanzi): “It is unworthy to worship the Ancestor Tan without a name, as it will violate the oath and hurt the words.”
〈形〉
宏大,广大 (【英】:big)
【Example】
- "富恭有本能图,修业居久而谭。" (Da Dai Li Ji): “The rich and respectful can plan, and their achievements grow extensive with time.” Wang Pinzhen interprets: “According to Guangyun: ‘谭, meaning vast.’ Prosperity results from diligent effort.”
〈名〉
1. Same as “谈”, opinion on public affairs; views on politics ([En.] opinion on public affairs; views on politics)
【Example】
- "此老生之常谭。" (Chen Shou, Records of the Three Kingdoms): “This is the usual discourse of the elder.”
2. Name of an ancient state ([En.] Tan state). Located near present-day Donglongshan Town, Jinan City, Shandong Province. Destroyed by Qi in 684 BC.
3. Surname.
4. See also xún.
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