STEP 步子步
WALK FORWARDso as to RAISE A FOOT AND THEN PUT it DOWN AGAIN; AND DISTANCE TYPICALLY COVERED by this ACT.
Old Chinese Criteria
Modern Chinese Criteria
STEP
gressus refers to the step as the the action of a person who is walking.
gradus refers to the step that has been taken.
passus refers to the stap as the result of an action of a person who is moving forward, and often a regular step.
Words (6 items)
步 bù OC: baas MC: buo̝ 17 Attributions
The general word for the length of two steps is bù 步.
- Syntactic words
- vi:.post-:vadV{NUM}[.adN]N=humanthose who step so-and-so-many timesCH
- nancient Chinese pace equivalent to two paces in our calculations, step; particularly: dignified steps or regular steps
- n.red:adVallwith each step
- nabacttaking so-and-so-many stepsCH
- ncpost-V1{NUM}:postadV2to the extent of (so and so many) steps
- ncpost-V{NUM}.adNNUM steps long/largeDS
- vi:post-vadV{NUM}make a stepLZ
蹞步 bù MC: -- buH OC: -- baas 3 Attributions
- Syntactic words
- NPsteps (generally)LZ
- NPca (single) stepLZ
- VPimove ahead step by stepLZ
步 bù OC: baas MC: buo̝ 2 Attributions
kuǐ bù
- Syntactic words
- NPpace
- NPadVby a single pace
- viactmake a single pace (at a time)
頃步 qǐng bù OC: khʷleŋʔ baas MC: khiɛŋ buo̝ 1 Attribution
- Syntactic words
- NPadVfor the space of time used for one step
蹞頃跬 Click here to add pinyin OC: MC:
頃 qīng OC: khʷleŋ MC: khiɛŋ
跬 kuǐ OC: khʷeʔ MC: khiɛ 1 Attribution
- Syntactic words
- none pace (two of which make up one bù 步)
跬 kuǐ OC: khʷeʔ MC: khiɛ
跬蹞 Click here to add pinyin OC: MC: 0 Attributions
Kuǐ 跬/蹞/頃 refers to the ground covered by a single step, lifting only one foot.
- Syntactic words
- na stride, the ground covered when lifting one foot as one is walking along, step