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钿 (鈿) diàn 1. To inlay metal or jewels into objects for decoration. Examples: 宝钿 (precious inlay), 螺钿 (mother-of-pearl inlay), 金钿 (gold inlay), 翠钿 (jade inlay). 2. An ancient type of jewelry inlaid with gold flowers. 钿 (鈿) diàn 1. A noun (形声): The original meaning refers to a "golden flower," a beautiful ornament made of gold. Synonymous with the original meaning (English: golden flower). Examples: 宝钿 (precious inlay), 金钿 (gold inlay), 钿朵 (a type of ancient women's jewelry, also known as flower inlay), 钿黛 (gold hairpin and indigo). 2. A verb (动): - To inlay objects with gold, silver, or shells (English: lay with gold, silver, or shells). Example: 钿尺 (a ruler inlaid with gold), 钿带 (a belt with golden decoration), 钿车 (a vehicle decorated with golden flowers), 钿合 (a small box inlaid with gold). - Cushion (English: cushion). - A figure mounted with a shell of a shell-fish: patterns inlaid with shells on wooden or lacquered objects. - Also see tián. 钿 (鈿) tián 1. Money or coins. 2. Coins (like copper钿, foreign钿 [silver coin], or what's the value of several钿?). 钿 (鈿) tián 1. A noun: The original meaning refers to "golden flowers," often indicating women's jewelry. 2. A flower-like ornament made of gold, jade, pearls, etc. (English: a flower-like ornament). 3. A flower-shaped thin gold piece placed on the temples, also known as flower inlay (English: a flower-like foil). 4. Contains examples such as 钿黛 (flower inlay and shell), 钿蝉 (cicada-shaped gold), 钿窝 (the place on the cheek where flower inlay is placed), and 钿头 (flower inlay). 5. A dialectal term for coin (English: coin), often as in "copper 钿." 6. A dialectal term for money (English: money), with an example of asking how many 钿 (how much money). 7. Also see diàn.