㤅
dim; obscure; ambiguous; to love
Meanings
3 senses · 5 examplesadjective
(of daylight) dim; obscure; hazy
literaryLiterary or formal usage to describe fading or uncertain light.
As dusk approached, the sky became dim and hazy.
The outline of the distant mountain in the fog was obscure and hard to discern.
adjective
ambiguous; vague; unclear
literaryOften used in modern language to describe unclear relationships or intentions. The input suggests an archaic connection to the character 爱.
His attitude is quite ambiguous, making it hard to figure out.
They maintain an ambiguous relationship.
verb
to love; to have affection for
archaicThis is an archaic literary usage where 暧 is used interchangeably with 爱, primarily in classical texts. The input explicitly states it is the same as meanings ❶-❹ of 爱, which cover to love, to cherish, to like, and to be fond of.
(Ancient) Cherish the sun and moon, for time passes like this river.