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疡 (yáng)
1. A general term for sores, carbuncles, abscesses, and boils; wounds.
2. Ulceration; to become rotten.
Definitions:
1. 疮、痈、疽、疖等的通称,创伤。
A general term for sores, carbuncles, abscesses, and boils; wounds.
2. 溃烂。
破损,溃烂 ([En.] be damaged; ulcerate)
Historical References:
1. 头创也。 (From "Shuowen Jiezi": A head injury.)
2. 头有创曰疡。 (From "Shiming": An injury on the head is called 疡.)
3. 身伤曰疡。 (From "Zhouli: Yishi": Bodily injuries are referred to as 疡.)
4. 骨干疡为微。 (From "Erya": The term for bone injuries is minor.)
5. 头有创则沐,身有疡则浴。 (From "Liji": If there is a wound on the head, one should bathe; if there is an ulcer on the body, one should wash.)
Examples:
- 疡子 (yáng zi): A term referring to sores in general.
- 疡痍 (yáng yí): Sores, carbuncles, or wounds.
- 疡医 (yáng yī): An official doctor in the Zhou Dynasty; in later times, refers to a surgeon treating wounds.
动 (verb):
1. 破损,溃烂 ([En.] be damaged; ulcerate)
Examples:
- 胃溃疡 (wèi kuì yáng): Stomach ulcer.
- 疡溃 (yáng kuì): To become damaged and rotten.
- 疡微 (yáng wēi): Ulcer; metaphorically refers to rotten phenomena.