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亘 (gèn) 1. Extend continuously in both space and time: - For example: 横亘 (span horizontally). 绵亘数千里 (extend for thousands of miles). 亘古 (throughout ancient times, eternally, as in "亘古未有" - unprecedented throughout history, "亘古奇闻" - extraordinary tales throughout time). 2. As a verb, it means to extend in a continuous manner ([En.] extend; stretch). 3. As a span, it indicates crossing or extending across space ([En.] span): - For example: 旌旗亘千里 (flags extend across a thousand miles, from "北史·隨本纪"). 4. In literary contexts, it can describe extensive areas: - For example: 广数十亩，楼宇连亘 (spanning dozens of acres, buildings stretch continuously, from "聊斋志异·狐嫁女"). 5. It can also refer to something that spans in various contexts: - For example: 看桥亘长虹 (the bridge spans like a long rainbow, from "摸鱼子"). 6. As an adverb, it signifies completeness, finality; ubiquitous ([En.] all over): - For example: 亘万古犹一日 (an eternity feels like a single day, from "贾谊新书序"). Additional Notes: - 亘天 (all over the sky; across the skies). - 亘地 (all over the ground; everywhere). - 亘年 (throughout the years). - 亘代 (throughout the ages; eternally). This character is versatile, encompassing meanings related to continuity, spanned distances, and a sense of everlasting presence.