Taxonomy of meanings for 濱:  

  • 濱 běng (OC: preeŋ<-aaŋ MC: pɯaŋ) 布梗切 上 廣韻:【浦名布梗切又布耕切三 】
  • 濱 bīn (OC: pin MC: pin) 必鄰切 平 廣韻:【水際 】
  • 濱 bāng (OC: preeŋ MC: pɯæŋ) 布耕切 平 廣韻:【布耕切安船溝又布耿切三 】

    Additional information about 濱

    說文解字:

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    • SHORE

      1. The most current and general word for a shore of any kind became àn 岸, which originally referred to a steep embankment.

      2. Yá 涯 typically refers to a distant shore, and the word is often used metaphorically for "limit".

      3. Bīn 濱 refers to the general area near a river or a lake, including the shoreline.

      4. Hǔ 滸 refers to a the well-defined area very near a river or lake.

      5. Pǔ 浦 refers to an estuary where small rivers meet larger ones, or where a river runs into a lake or the sea, and it is important that this term included the area covered by water.

      6. Sì 涘 is a poetic and archaic general word for a river bank.

      NB: As far as I can see there was no special word for the sea-shore.