TIP 枝幹的末端末
PLACE at the END of a LONG THING.
Old Chinese Criteria
Modern Chinese Criteria
Words (8 items)
端 duān OC: toon MC: tʷɑn 10 Attributions
Duān 端 can be used to refer to the end of anything including a branch or twig, but it is abstract in basic meaning.
- Syntactic words
- ntip (of an arrow etc); abstractly: end or ends of something
- npost-Ntip of NCH
末 mò OC: maad MC: mʷɑt 4 Attributions
The general term for the tip of any branch or twig is 末. This word is commonly used in transferred meanings.
- Syntactic words
- nthin end of anything; branches of twigs other than the trunk (of a tree)
頭 tóu OC: doo MC: du 3 Attributions
- Syntactic words
- ntip, end
- nfigurativeend, side
刺 cì 2 Attributions
- Syntactic words
- nthe sharp point of a piercing weaponLZ
括 kuò MC: kwat OC: kood 1 Attribution
- Syntactic words
- nadVat the tip (of an arrow)CH
標 biāo OC: pew MC: piɛu 1 Attribution
Biāo 標 refers to the tips of branches at the top of a tree.
- Syntactic words
- ntip of twig or a pole
杪 miǎo OC: mewʔ MC: miɛu 0 Attributions
Miǎo 杪 refers to the end of any branches in a tree, and the word never has any transferred meaning.
- Syntactic words
- nend of branches in a tree
梢 shāo OC: smreew MC: ʂɣɛu
稍 shāo OC: smreewɡs MC: ʂɣɛu 0 Attributions
NB: 2. Shāo 梢 is a Tang dynasty colloquial term referring to the top of twigs or very small twigs.
- Syntactic words
- nends of branches and twigs; twigs