醲 (nóng)
1. A strong-flavored wine.
2. An ancient term synonymous with "浓" (nóng, meaning dense or thick).
3. To ferment or mature.
4. To cultivate or inspire (in a figurative sense).
5. An ancient term referring to "脓" (nóng, meaning pus), fatty meat, or fat.
Detailed meanings:
1. A strong-flavored wine: "肥~甘脆,非不美也。" (Fatty and strong flavored, not unpleasing.)
2. An ancient term synonymous with "浓": "雾~而蚁不能游也。" (The fog is thick, and the ants cannot wander.)
3. To ferment: "谁是升平~酿久,已将寰海变蓬瀛。" (Who is, through peaceful times, brewing for long, has transformed the ocean into a vast wonderland.)
4. To cultivate: "尧~舜薰。" (Yao and Shun inspire each other.)
5. An ancient term referring to "pus," fatty meat, or fat: "勿多食肥~。" (Do not consume too much fatty meat.)
Additional notes:
- 濃 (nóng) means thick, dense, or strong.
- Examples of usage include: 醲醅 (thick wine, fine wine), 醲醖 (thick wine, good wine), 醲醑 (thick wine, good wine), 醲醴 (fine wine), 醲郁 (rich and flavorful), 醲厚 (thick and dense).