赤韨

chì fú

Two-char wordPositive诗经

赤韨同“赤芾”，指红色的蔽膝，古代官员服饰，借指贵族地位。

2 charCharacter count Two-characterSource 曹风·候人（异体字）Dynasty Spring & AutumnSentiment PositiveFrequency rare

Word structure: data.structure.偏正
Usage: 古典诗文中的雅称
English: Chì fú is identical to 'chì fèi', meaning a red knee covering, part of ancient official attire, symbolizing noble status.

Detailed Definition

Original meaning: A red knee covering, attire for officials above the rank of grand master.
Example：赤韨煌煌，君子之服。

三百赤韨。

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