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Information of 廩
Pinyin
lǐn
Radical
广
Strokes
16 strokes
Usage
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Definition
government granary
廩
1. Warehouse.
For example: "仓廩", "义廩". Tang • Pi Rixiu's poem "Living Poor in Autumn": "The door is small and I feel ashamed of carriages and horses, the granary is empty and I feel ashamed in front of sparrows and mice."
2. Food.
From "Guanzi • Inquiry": "Ask about the deaths and how insufficient its provisions are." Yin Zhizhang's note: "廩 refers to rice and millet." Song • Su Shi's poem "Song at the Lake with Gong Ji": "Let’s sing and dance and enjoy the bountiful year, calling for thousands of people to eat from the storied granaries."
3. Salary.
For example: "廩粟", "廩稍". Song • Su Shi’s "Reply to Yang Jun Su": "After serving you for four years, the meager salary binds me, the plan to return is not yet fulfilled."
4. Storage, accumulation.
From "Guanzi • Mountain Country Regulations": "In the prosperous spring, what the people require is already stored by the ruler." Yin Zhizhang's note: "廩 means to store."
Noun: Granary.
[Combinations]: "仓廪", "义廪". Tang • Pi Rixiu's poem "Living Poor in Autumn": "The door is small and I feel ashamed of carriages and horses, the granary is empty and I feel ashamed in front of sparrows and mice."
Noun: Food.
From "Guanzi • Inquiry": "Ask about the deaths and how insufficient its provisions are." Tang • Yin Zhizhang's note: "廩 refers to rice and millet." Song • Su Shi's poem "Song at the Lake with Gong Ji": "Let’s sing and dance and enjoy the bountiful year, calling for thousands of people to eat from the storied granaries."