DICTIONARY · CC-CEDICT

浣紗記

简浣纱记 · 繁浣紗記

Mandarin · pinyin Huàn shā jì

Huansahji or Washing the Silken Gauze, Yuan and Ming saga reworked by 梁辰魚 from History of the Southern States Wu and Yue, 吳越春秋, a popular opera subject

Full entryShow on map

Characters in this entry

浣: huàn · to wash, to rinse
紗: Look up this written character
記: jì · record; keep in mind, remember
纱: shā · gauze, thin silk; yarn, thread
记: jì · record; keep in mind, remember

Written characters and their own readings; the entry’s pronunciation is shown above.

Explore the spelling

Mandarin tones

4–1–4 · Huan4 sha1 ji4

Compare attested words with these syllables ↗

Dictionary tones. Connected speech can change their realization.

Connected dictionary

4character links

Explore word families ↗Compare pronunciations ↗Open character structure ↗

Counts describe dictionary records, not word frequency or semantic similarity. Source identities stay separate.

Read this spelling in Classical texts

Follow a written form into the eight pinned witnesses: Analects, Mencius, Laozi, Zhuangzi, Xunzi, Han Feizi, Sunzi and the Mao Shijing. A match is a place to investigate; it does not prove that a modern dictionary sense fits the passage.

浣紗記 · find source passages ↗ · 浣纱记 · find source passages ↗

Explore Classical grammar ↗