艨
deceive; ignorant; cover; suffer
Meanings
4 senses · 8 examplesverb
to deceive; to cheat; to fool
formalOften used in formal or literary contexts. Can also be seen in the compound 蒙骗.
Don't try to deceive your way through.
He was cheated and lost a large sum of money.
adjective
ignorant; unenlightened; lacking knowledge
Describes a state of being uneducated or unaware. Found in compounds like 蒙昧.
He comes from an unenlightened, uncivilized region.
The Enlightenment aimed to eradicate ignorance.
verb
to cover; to envelop; to obscure
Often used to describe something being physically covered (e.g., by cloth, dust, fog) or metaphorically obscured.
In the early morning, thick fog enveloped the entire city.
Dust covered the furniture with a layer of gray.
verb
to suffer; to receive; to be subjected to
formalUsed in formal or written contexts, often in fixed phrases like 蒙冤 (to suffer an injustice) or 蒙难 (to suffer a disaster).
He suffered an unjust accusation and was only rehabilitated many years later.
I am deeply grateful for your care; I am truly honored by your kindness.