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Information of 昏

Pinyin hūn

Radical

日

Strokes

8 strokes

Usage

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Definition

muddle-headed / twilight / to faint / to lose consciousness

昏 [hūn] 1. The time when day is just getting dark; dusk. Example: 黄昏 (huáng hūn) - twilight; 晨昏 (chén hūn) - morning and evening. 2. Dark and without light. Example: 昏暗 (hūn àn) - dim; 昏黑 (hūn hēi) - dark. 3. Confused and bewildered. Example: 昏愦 (hūn kuì) - muddled; 昏聩 (hūn kuì) - confused; 昏庸 (hūn yōng) - ignorant. 4. Loss of clarity or loss of consciousness. Example: 发昏 (fā hūn) - become dizzy; 昏厥 (hūn jué) - fainting; 昏乱 (hūn luàn) - disordered. 5. An ancient character meaning "marriage". --- 昏 [hūn] 1. Extended meaning of dimness; without light (dusky; dark). Example: 问天需昏 ("when the sky is dark"): 杜甫《茅屋为秋风所破歌》. 2. Dim-sighted (目不明; dim-sighted). Example: 昏困 (hūn kùn) - drowsy. 3. Muddled or confused (昏聩; confused). Example: 昏愚 (hūn yú) - muddled and foolish. 4. A chaotic or dark world (世道混乱、黑暗; confusion; chaos). Example: 昏世 (hūn shì) - a corrupt age; 昏敝 (hūn bì) - political corruption. 5. Varied and difficult to distinguish (斑驳难辨; variegated). Example: 看那山门时，上有一面朱红牌额，内有四个金个，都昏了，写着“瓦罐之寺”. --- 昏 [hūn] 1. Faint or lose consciousness (昏迷; lose consciousness; faint). Example: 昏晕 (hūn yūn) - fainting. 2. Referring to marriage, as ancient weddings were held in the evening (婚礼; marriage). Example: 昏姻 (hūn yīn) - marriage; 昏媾 (hūn gòu) - marriage. 3. Confused or puzzled (惑乱; puzzle; confuse). Example: 君子失心，鲜不夭昏 ("the gentleman loses his mind, seldom will he not become confused"). 4. To die young; to die before being named (出生后尚未命名而死; die young). Example: 昏札 (hūn zhā) - dying young.

吓昏 xià hūn

to faint from fear / to be frightened into fits / shell-shocked

昏君 hūn jūn

incapable ruler

昏厥 hūn jué

to faint

昏庸 hūn yōng

muddleheaded

昏愦 hūn kuì

Faint

黄昏 huáng hūn

dusk / evening / nightfall

昏迷 hūn mí

to lose consciousness / to be in a coma / stupor / coma / stunned / disoriented

昏暗 hūn àn

dusky

昏黄 hūn huáng

dim / pale yellow / faint

昏昏沉沉 hūn hūn chén chén

dizzy

昏晕 hūn yūn

fainting / swoon / faint

昏睡 hūn shuì

sleep / drowse when unconscious / lethargic sleep / lethargy

昏倒 hūn dǎo

to faint

昏迷不醒 hūn mí bù xǐng

to remain unconscious

昏黑 hūn hēi

dark / dusky

昏昏欲睡 hūn hūn yù shuì

drowsy / sleepy (idiom)

头昏 tóu hūn

dizzy / giddy / one's head spins

昏天黑地 hūn tiān hēi dì

lit. dark sky and black earth (idiom) / fig. pitch dark / to black out / disorderly / troubled times

天昏地暗 tiān hūn dì àn

a murky sky over a dark earth / dark all round / gloomy above and dark below

晨昏 chén hūn

morning and twilight / day and night

头昏脑胀 tóu hūn nǎo zhàng

giddy / one's head spins

昏死 hūn sǐ

faint / fall into a coma

昏昧 hūn mèi

Ignorant

头昏目眩 tóu hūn mù xuàn

(idiom) dazed / dizzy

昏眩 hūn xuàn

dizzy / giddy

昏聩 hūn kuì

muddle-headed