㠾
injustice; grievance; enmity; wasteful
Meanings
4 senses · 12 examplesnoun
injustice; wrong; grievance; false charge
Refers to unfair treatment or false accusations. Often used in legal or moral contexts. Cross-reference: see also 【𬙆㠾】 (page 375) for variant form.
He suffered an unjust false charge.
I want to appeal for justice for myself.
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This is a case of injustice.
noun
enmity; hatred; feud; ill will
Refers to animosity or bad blood between people. Often used in compounds like 冤家 (yuānjiā).
The two families have a feud.
Enemies are bound to meet on a narrow road (one cannot avoid one's enemy).
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They formed an enmity in a previous life.
adjective
wasteful; not worthwhile; suffering loss
informalDescribes money or effort spent unnecessarily. Often used colloquially.
This money was spent really wastefully.
Running ten kilometers for nothing, what a waste.
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Don't waste money on unnecessary things.
verb
to wrong; to treat unjustly; to falsely accuse
Transitive verb meaning to cause someone to suffer injustice.
You've wronged me terribly!
Don't wrong an innocent person.
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He was wronged by someone.