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痞 [pǐ] 1. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it refers to a self-perceived symptom of blocked and unrelieved Qi between the chest and abdomen, where some may only feel fullness, referred to as "痞块" (pǐ kuài) or "痞积" (pǐ jī). (In English: A self-perceived symptom of blocked and unrelieved Qi in the chest and abdomen, with some only feeling fullness, known as "lump in the abdomen.") 2. Scoundrel, ruffian. (In English: Ruffian, hooligan.) --- 痞 [pǐ] (Verb, Noun) - **Original meaning**: A term for a medical condition characterized by a lump or blockage in the chest. - **Character construction**: Phonetic-meaning compound, with 疒 (chuáng, "sick") and 否 (pǐ, "no"). 1. Same as original meaning (In English: Lump in the abdomen). **Reference**: From "Shuowen": 痞 means pain. The pain is the result of blockage in the abdomen. **Examples**: - 痞利 (pǐ lì): lump causing diarrhea; - 痞气 (pǐ qì): a condition of the spleen with a lump (i.e., chronic spleen enlargement); - 痞疾 (pǐ jí): a disease causing a lump in the abdomen; - 痞硬 (pǐ yìng): a hard lump due to Qi stagnation; - 痞胀 (pǐ zhàng): fullness caused by stagnation; - 痞结 (pǐ jié): blockage causing a lump in the abdomen; metaphorically refers to obstruction; - 痞塞 (pǐ sè): blockage and stagnation; - 痞满 (pǐ mǎn): a feeling of fullness and discomfort. 2. Scoundrel; ruffian. **Examples**: - 地痞 (dì pǐ): local bad elements; - 兵痞 (bīng pǐ): soldier ruffian; - 文痞 (wén pǐ): literary scoundrel; - 痞徒 (pǐ tú): ruffian; villain. --- 痞 [pǐ] (Adjective) - To speak vulgar language or engage in indecent behavior in public (In English: Rascally). Example: 你别痞 (Don't be rascally).