FROWN 皺眉顰
PRODUCE WRINKLES ON one's FOREHEAD AS A REACTION TO SOMETHING ONE has become AWARE of.
Old Chinese Criteria
2. Cù 蹙 refers specifically to the wrinkling of the nose.
NB: Zhòu 皺 refers specifically to the wrinkling of the forehead, but this usage is post-Han (TANG).
Modern Chinese Criteria
蹙眉
顰
顰蹙
攢眉
鎖眉
雙眉深鎖
愁眉不展
rough draft to BEGIN TO identify synonym group members for analysis, based on CL etc. 18.11.2003. CH /
Words
蹙 cù OC: sklɯwɡ MC: tsuk 4 AttributionsWD
Cù 蹙 refers specifically to the wrinkling of the nose.
- Syntactic words
- nabacta frown
- vadNknitted (as of eyebrows)
- vtoNturn up (one's nose); German: (die Nase) rümpfen
顰 pín OC: bin MC: bin
嚬 pín OC: bin MC: bin
顰嚬矉 Click here to add pinyin OC: MC: 2 AttributionsWD
Perhaps the most current word referring to all manner of frowning-like behaviour is pín 顰/嚬.
- Word relations
- Ant: 笑/LAUGH
The clearly predominant word for smiling and laughing is xiào 笑 which refers to any laughter, loud or quiet, kind or unkind.
- Syntactic words
- nabactthe frown
- viactknit one's eyebrows, frown
矉 bīn MC: -- OC: pinCH 1 AttributionWD
- Syntactic words
- viactfrownCH
蒿目 hāo mù MC: xaw mjuwk OC: qhoow muɡCH 1 AttributionWD
- Syntactic words
- VPiknit one's brows; lower one's eyebrowsCH
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