COURT DRESS 官服
GARMENT APPROPRIATE to be WORN at COURT.
Old Chinese Criteria
Modern Chinese Criteria
Words (7 items)
服 fú OC: bɯɡ MC: buk 13 Attributions
The general ancient term for formal dress, for what one is wearing when properly dressed up is fú 服.
- Word relations
- Assoc: 冕 / 絻/OFFICIAL HAT
Miǎn 冕 refers specifically to the ceremonial hat worn by the emperor or the highest officials on the occasion of sacrifices, feasts and other special occasions. The kinds of miǎn 冕 worn were distinguished by rank.
- Syntactic words
- nformal dress
- n(post-N)formal garment of the contextually determinate NCH
- vibe all dressed up in court robes
- viactdress up
- vtoNcausativecause to wear formal attire
袍 páo OC: buu MC: bɑu 1 Attribution
Páo 袍 became the current word for formal court dress, indicating rank, in Han times.
- Syntactic words
- nlong robe; long gown worn on formal occasions
端 duān OC: toon MC: tʷɑn 1 Attribution
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- nofficial dress
衫 shān OC: sraam MC: ʂɣam 0 Attributions
Shān 衫 informal wide-sleeved jacket of an official, sometimes with indications of his rank.
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袁 yuán OC: ɢʷan MC: ɦi̯ɐn 0 Attributions
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- nrobe; long gown
黼衣 fǔ yī OC: paʔ qɯl MC: pi̯o ʔɨi 0 Attributions
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- NPrichly embroidered formal court dress for special occasions
黻黼 fú fǔ OC: pɯd paʔ MC: pi̯ut pi̯o 0 Attributions
Fú fǔ 黻黼 refers to the richly embroidered court dress reserved for highly formal special occasions.
- Syntactic words
- nnrichly embroidered court dress for special occasions