蒼
蒼 — chang
Meaning and reading as used in Korean (hanja).
Parts that make up 蒼
How 蒼 was formed
Traditional analysis treats 蒼 as a phonetic-semantic compound involving 艸, 倉.
Korean example words with 蒼
- 창송蒼松 Korean gloss: 푸른 소나무
- 창공蒼空 Korean gloss: 맑고 푸른 하늘
- 창궁蒼穹 Korean gloss: 맑고 푸른 하늘
- 창애蒼崖 Korean gloss: 아주 높은 절벽
- 창맹蒼氓 Korean gloss: 세상의 모든 사람
- 창생蒼生 Korean gloss: 세상의 모든 사람
- 창천蒼川 Korean gloss: 물이 맑아서 새파란 내
- 창망하다蒼茫 Korean gloss: 넓고 멀어서 아득하다
- 창망히蒼茫히 Korean gloss: 넓고 멀어서 아득하게
- 창연하다蒼然 Korean gloss: 날이 저물어 어둑어둑하다
- 망창하다茫蒼 Korean gloss: 갑자기 큰일을 당하여 앞이 아득하다
- 창황하다蒼黃 Korean gloss: 미처 어찌할 사이 없이 매우 급작스럽다
Definitions from Woorimalsam, National Institute of Korean Language (CC BY-SA 2.0 KR)
Japanese words with 蒼
- 蒼茫そうぼう vast and blue (e.g. ocean); dusky; shadowy
- 鬱蒼うっそう thick; dense; luxuriant
- 蒼白そうはく pale; pallid
- 蒼天そうてん blue sky; azure sky; spring sky
- 蒼然そうぜん blue; bluish; dim
- 蒼生そうせい the masses; people
- 蒼鉛そうえん bismuth
- 蒼穹そうきゅう blue sky
- 蒼竜そうりょう blue dragon; Azure Dragon (god said to rule over the eastern heavens); seven mansions (Chinese constellations) of the eastern heavens
- 蒼氓そうぼう the people; the public; citizens
- 蒼紅そうこう blue and red; azure and crimson
- 蒼梧そうご Chinese parasol-tree (Firmiana simplex); Chinese bottletree; Japanese varnishtree
Characters sharing the phonetic 倉
Most Han characters pair a meaning part with a sound part. Characters sharing a sound part are usually read alike. Most of this group are read “창” in Korean.
Other hanja read “창”
Other hanja with radical 艸
Some glosses are machine-generated. Sources and licences are listed together — sources and licences