瘅疟
malarial fever with high heat; detest
Meanings
3 senses · 5 examplesnoun
a type of malaria with high fever
technicalSpecific to traditional Chinese medicine. Refers to a form of malaria marked by intense heat, irritability, thirst, and vomiting, but without chills.
Ancient medical texts record that dan malaria has severe symptoms.
What he seems to have is dan malaria, with a persistent high fever.
verb
to hate; to detest; to abhor
literaryClassical/literary usage, meaning to hate or abhor.
The Book of Songs says: 'The disasters of the common people do not descend from heaven; slander, gossip, betrayal, and hatred—all these competitions are due to men.' (Note: '背憎' contains the meaning of hatred).
to praise good and denounce evil (a set phrase)
adjective
overworked; exhausted from labor
literaryDescribes illness caused by overwork or exhaustion, often found in classical texts.
The people are all fleeing into exile, our borders are entirely desolate... The state has no stability, the officers and people are exhausted. (From the Book of Songs)