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Information of 怔

Pinyin zhèng、 zhēng
Radical
Strokes
8 strokes
Usage
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Definition
be startled
怔 [zhēng] 1. Terrified; be panic-stricken; be seized with terror. 2. Stunned; dazed. 怔 [zhèng] 1. Alarmed and panicky; terrified. 2. Stunned; dazed. Definitions: 1. 【本义】: The state of being alarmed and uneasy. 2. 【造字法】: A phonetic-ideographic character composed of the heart radical and the phonetic part "正". Meanings: 1. 驚惧 - Terrified; be panic-stricken; be seized with terror. Example: In the text from "《潜夫论》", it describes a state of alarm when military orders are intermingled. 2. 发愣,发呆 - Stunned; dazed. Example: In "《红楼梦》", a character experiences a moment of daze. 3. 惶恐不安 - Feeling of panic and restlessness. Example: The term 怔忡 refers to a symptom of intense heartbeats and can signify feelings of terror and anxiety. Dialectal Usage: 1. 〈方〉发呆,发愣 - To be in a daze. Example: 发怔 means to become dazed or stunned. Additional Notes: 1. The character can also read as "zhèng", which carries similar meanings, emphasizing alarm and daze.
zhèng zhù
stun / freeze
zhēng chōng
(of the heart) palpitating with fear / palpitation (Chinese medicine)
lèng zhēng
stare blankly / be in a daze / be in a trance