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饑
jī
【本义】: 荒年,五穀不收
[Primary Meaning]: A lean year when the grains do not ripen.
1. 荒年,五穀不收。《爾雅•釋天》:“穀不孰為饑。”《詩•小雅•雨無正》:“降喪饑饉。”
[1] A lean year when the grains do not ripen. Example: "In a bad harvest, grains do not ripen." (Erya, Explanation of Tian); "There are disasters and famine." (Shi, Xiao Ya, Rain Without End).
2. 通“ 飢 ”。餓。《集韻•脂韻》:“飢,《説文》:‘餓也。’或从幾。”《正字通•食部》:“饑,餒也。”
[2] Pronounced “jī”, meaning hungry or famished. Example: "The term '饑' refers to being hungry." (Jiyun, Zhi Yun).
3. 姓。《集韻•脂韻》:“饑,姓。”
[3] A surname. Example: "饑 is a surname." (Jiyun, Zhi Yun).
【造字法】: 形聲。从食,幾( jī )聲。
[Character Formation]: This character is a phonetic combination. It consists of the radical for food (食) and sounds from the character 几 (jī).
【引】
[References]
1. 《說文》:饑,谷不熟爲饑。
"In the Book of Words: 饑 means when grains do not mature."
2. 《詩·小雅·雨無止》:降喪饑饉。
"In the Book of Songs: There are disasters and famine."
3. 《孟子·梁惠王下》:凶年饑歲,君之民老弱轉乎溝壑。
"In Mencius: In a year of disaster and famine, the old and weak of the people fall into the ditches."
4. 《淮南子·天文》:四時不出,天下大饑。
"In Huainanzi: When the four seasons do not produce, there will be great famine in the world."
5. 《漢書·翼奉傳》:今山東饑饉,人庶相食。
"In the Book of Han: Currently in Shandong, there is famine, and people are eating each other."
【例】
[Examples]
- 饑荒: famine
- 饑時得一口: to receive relief during a famine (greatly appreciated help)
- 饑氓: famine-stricken people
- 饑歲: year of famine
2. ([En.] 动)∶通「飢」。吃不飽,餓
[2. (Verb)]: Also pronounced as “jī”. Means being unable to eat enough, being hungry.
【引】
[References]
1. 《孟子·梁惠王上》:黎民不飢不寒。
"In Mencius: The common people neither hunger nor freeze."
2. 《淮南子·說山訓》:寧一月饑,無一旬餓。
"In Huainanzi: Better to be hungry for one month than to starve for ten days."
3. 唐·白居易《賣炭翁》:牛困人饑日已高。
"Tang dynasty poet Bai Juyi in 'The Charcoal Seller': The ox is exhausted and the man is starving, the day is already high."
4. 唐·柳宗元《捕蛇者說》:饑渴而頓踣。
"Tang dynasty writer Liu Zongyuan in 'The Snake Catcher's Tale': Hungry and thirsty, I was flat on the ground."
3. 姓
[3] A surname.
1. 地名。
[1] A place name.
2. 地名。《字彙補•食部》:“饑,《字韻日月燈》:‘地名。’”
[2] A geographical name. Example from 'Zihui Supplement' and 'Rhyme Dictionary of the Sun and Moon': 饑 can refer to a place name.
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