畔
side; border; rebel
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesnoun
side (of a river, lake, road, etc.); vicinity
literaryOften used in literary or formal contexts to describe locations next to water bodies or paths.
We often take walks by the lakeside.
Green grass grows all along the riverside.
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He stood by the bridge looking at the scenery.
This book has been beside my pillow the whole time.
The plane trees by the roadside are very tall.
noun
border of a field; boundary
neutralRefers specifically to the edge or boundary line of a cultivated field.
The wildflowers at the edge of the field are blooming beautifully.
The farmer is resting at the edge of the field.
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We walked back along the edge of the field.
A ditch was dug at the border of the field.
The cow is grazing by the side of the field.
verb
to rebel; to betray
archaicArchaic usage, synonymous with '叛'. Commonly found in classical Chinese texts.
The feudal lords rebelled.
'Pan' means to betray or turn one's back.
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Relatives estranged and the masses rebelled.
I have no rebels.
The official betrayed the country.