jīn
衿
same as 襟; lapel; gown; sash
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
3 senses · 4 examplesnoun
same as 襟; lapel; front of a garment
literaryA classical, literary variant of 襟, referring to the part of a garment that crosses at the chest. It is not used in modern spoken Chinese.
Qīng青
jīn衿
,
gǔ古
dài代
xué学
zǐ子
de的
fú服
zhuāng装
。
The 'blue lapel' was the garment of scholars in ancient times.
noun
gown; robe worn by scholars in ancient China
archaicSpecifically refers to the scholar's robe. Often appears in classical texts to symbolize scholars or students.
Qīng青
qīng青
zǐ子
jīn衿
,
yōu悠
yōu悠
wǒ我
xīn心
。
Your blue collar, long in my mind I keep. (A famous line from the Classic of Poetry.)
Tā他
shēn身
zhuó着
rú儒
shēng生
jīn衿
fú服
。
He is wearing a Confucian scholar's gown.
noun
sash; belt for fastening clothes
archaicRefers to the belt or cord used to tie a garment closed in ancient attire. This meaning is also archaic.
Zhěng整
hǎo好
yī衣
guān冠
,
xì系
jǐn紧
yī衣
jīn衿
。
Straighten the cap and gown, and tie the sash tightly.