jìn
搢
to insert; to shake
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Meanings
2 senses · 4 examplesverb
to insert; to stick into
archaicArchaic literary usage, often refers to inserting an object like a ceremonial tablet into a belt or sash.
Gǔ古
shí时
chén臣
zǐ子
cháo朝
jiàn见
,
xū需
jìn搢
hù笏
yú于
dài带
。
In ancient times, ministers had to insert their ceremonial tablet into their sash when having an audience with the emperor.
Jìn搢
shēn绅
xiān先
sheng生
yóu由
cǐ此
qí其
xuǎn选
。
From this, the gentlemen who wore official tablets were selected.
verb
to shake; to brandish
archaicArchaic literary usage for shaking or waving an object.
Jìn搢
duó铎
ér而
qū趋
。
Shaking the bell and hastening forward.
Jìn搢
sān三
jūn军
zhī之
rèn刃
。
To brandish the blades of the three armies.