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剌

lá

Meanings

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lá
  1. 1.variant of 拉[lá] (Note: 剌 was the character used prior to simplification and remains the standard in Taiwan, while in mainland China, 拉 has replaced 剌)
là
  1. 1.perverse
  2. 2.unreasonable
  3. 3.absurd

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Wiktionary

  1. 1.to contradict; to violate
  2. 2.one of the posthumous titles
  3. 3.chaos, turmoil
  4. 4.Used in compounds as onomatopoeias.
  5. 5.Used in transcription.
  6. 6.to slash; to cut open

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Etymology

Originally an ideogrammic compound (會意 /会意): 禾 (“cereal”) + 口 (perhaps a bag or rope in this character) + 刀 (“knife, blade”), meaning "to cut the cereal plants, to harvest" (Ji Xusheng 季旭昇); the original shape is linked to the character 𥞥. On bronze inscriptions, the character was stylized into 柬 (“bag stuffed with herbs”) + 刀 (“knife, blade”) and the original meaning evolved.

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Stroke order

Components

剌束刂

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Synonyms

戾

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Derived terms

不剌不剌剌乾支剌干支剌仰剌叉僻格剌子兀剌兀剌赤刮剌剌剌剌剌剌撒撒剌子剌戾剌謬剌谬古剌水各剌剌大剌剌寡剌忽剌八忽剌巴打剌孫打剌孙拔剌括剌剌措支剌搭剌搭剌子撥剌拨剌

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Related words

瓦剌 Oirat Mongols (alliance of tribes of Western Mongolia) (Ming Dynasty term)满剌加 Ming Dynasty name for modern day Malacca大剌剌 pompous榜葛剌 old Chinese name for Bengal, now written 孟加拉[Mèng jiā lā]扎马剌丁 Jamal al-Din ibn Muhammad al-Najjari (13th century), famous Persian astronomer and scholar who served Khubilai Khan 忽必烈 from c. 1260札马剌丁 see 扎马剌丁[Zā mǎ lá dīng]