xǐguǒ

喜果

Word · Noun

wedding dried fruits; red eggs

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

2 senses · 5 examples
1.

noun

dried fruits served at engagement and wedding ceremonies

Typically includes peanuts, dates, longans, etc., symbolizing fertility and happiness. The term may carry the optional suffix 儿 (喜果儿).

Tā他
men们
zhǔn准
bèi备
le了
huā花
shēng生
 、
zǎo枣
ér儿
zuò作
wéi为
xǐ喜
guǒ果
fēn分
sòng送
gěi给
qīn亲
yǒu友
 。

They prepared peanuts and red dates as wedding dried fruits to distribute to relatives and friends.

Àn按
zhào照
chuán传
tǒng统
 ,
xǐ喜
guǒ果
lǐ里
bì必
xū须
yào要
yǒu有
huā花
shēng生
hé和
guì桂
yuán圆
 ,
yù寓
yì意
zǎo早
shēng生
guì贵
zǐ子
 。

According to tradition, wedding dried fruits must include peanuts and longans, symbolizing an early birth of a precious child.

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Zhè这
shì是
nán男
fāng方
sòng送
lái来
de的
xǐ喜
guǒ果
 ,
qǐng请
shōu收
xià下
 。

These are the wedding dried fruits sent by the groom's family; please accept them.

2.

noun

red eggs (given at childbirth celebrations)

dialect

Regional dialect term referring to eggs dyed red and distributed to announce a birth or celebrate a baby's first month.

Mǎn满
yuè月
de的
shí时
hou候
 ,
tā他
jiā家
gěi给
lín邻
jū居
sòng送
xǐ喜
guǒ果
 (
hóng红
dàn蛋
 )
 。

When the baby was one month old, his family gave red eggs to the neighbors as celebration gifts.

Zhè这
shì是
sòng送
gěi给
nǐ你
de的
xǐ喜
guǒ果
 ,
biǎo表
shì示
qìng庆
hè贺
 。

These red eggs are given to you to express celebration.