Learn to Write Chinese Characters with Video Tutorials
Watch the video of writing the Chinese character "忝", learn the correct stroke order (笔顺) of the character "忝", and master the standard way of writing the character "忝".
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忝 [tiǎn]
1. Disgrace; feeling ashamed; often used as a humble expression.
- Example: 忝在知交 (ashamed to be among good friends).
- Example: 忝属知己 (feeling unworthy to be a confidant).
- Example: 忝列门墙 (feeling ashamed in the teacher's presence).
- Example: 忝为人师 (unworthy to be a teacher).
2. To honor; used as a humble expression.
- Example: 忝列门墙 (to have the honor to be listed among good friends).
- Example: 忝在知交 (to have the honor to be among good friends).
3. Same as "腆" (to protrude or stick out).
忝 [tiǎn] (verb)
- Original meaning: disgrace; to feel ashamed.
- Example usage:
1. "忝" means disgrace.
2. A quote from "Shuowen": 忝, disgrace.
3. "Shujing" mentions: 无忝祖考 (no disgrace to ancestors).
4. "Shujing" discusses the distinction of family: 忝厥祖 (disgraced ancestors).
5. "Shijing" expresses: 无忝尔所生 (no disgrace to those who bore you).
忝 [tiǎn] (adverb)
1. Indicates feeling unworthy of doing something; used as a humble expression.
- Example: 忝眷 (unworthy of your favor).
- Example: 忝居 (unworthy to reside).
This character carries meanings of both disgrace and humble honor, symbolizing feelings of unworthiness or shame when in a position of respect or privilege.