léi
羸
emaciated; exhausted
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
3 senses · 5 examplesadjective
emaciated; thin and weak
literaryLiterary term describing physical frailty or emaciation. Often used in formal or classical contexts.
Tā他
cháng长
qī期
wò卧
bìng病
，
shēn身
tǐ体
shí十
fēn分
léi羸
ruò弱
。
He had been bedridden for a long time and his body was extremely frail.
Léi羸
shòu瘦
de的
mǎ马
pǐ匹
zài在
hán寒
fēng风
zhōng中
chàn颤
dǒu抖
。
The emaciated horses trembled in the cold wind.
adjective
exhausted; fatigued; weary
literaryDescribes extreme tiredness or exhaustion, typically from labor, illness, or hardship. Literary register.
Cháng长
tú途
bá跋
shè涉
hòu后
，
rén人
mǎ马
jù俱
yǐ已
léi羸
bèi惫
bù不
kān堪
。
After the long trek, both men and horses were utterly exhausted.
Tā他
lián连
xù续
gōng工
zuò作
shù数
rì日
，
shén神
qíng情
léi羸
dùn顿
。
Having worked continuously for several days, he looked weary and haggard.
proper noun
surname Léi
Rare surname.
Chūn春
qiū秋
shí时
qī期
yǒu有
wèi位
míng名
jiào叫
Léi羸
Ruò弱
de的
yǐn隐
shì士
。
During the Spring and Autumn period, there was a hermit named Léi Ruò.