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dung

HSK 10
fèn
フン
くそ
Depicts two hands (廾) using a dustpan (其) to sweep away garbage or feces. Based on the original meaning "to clean up". The meaning later shifted to "manure".
Components
Iconic component
rice
hulled or husked uncooked rice
Used here to depict garbage or feces.
Iconic component
his-hers-its-theirs
his, her, its, their
Depicts a dustpan.
Iconic component
gǒng two hands
Notes
Historical Evolution
Oracle (~1250-1000 BC)
Oracle
(~1250-1000 BC)
Oracle (~1250-1000 BC)
Oracle
(~1250-1000 BC)
Seal Shuowen (~100 AD)
Seal
Shuowen (~100 AD)
Clerical Qin dynasty (221-206 BC)
Clerical
Qin dynasty (221-206 BC)
Regular
Modern
Chinese
/ [fèn]
manure; dung
Japanese
ばば 同音

noun

  1. vulgarusually kana osb shit; crap
  2. childrenusually kana pooh-pooh; poop; something dirty
(rare) くそ クソ 同音
  1. int. usually kana damn; damn it; shit; crap
  2. noun colloquialusually kana feces; excrement; dung
  3. prefix usually kana damn; damned; blasted; stupid
  4. prefix usually kana very; extremely; really
  5. adj-na colloquialusually kana terrible; awful; shit; crap
  6. adverb slangusually kana a lot
  7. noun usually kana negligible; insignificant; not mattering at all; counting for nothing; hardly worth consideration; out of the question (as ...もくそもない or ...もくそもあるか)
ふん フン 同音
noun usually kana feces (esp. animal); excrement; dung
Example Sentences
Japanese Names
ふき
Fuki unclassified name
ふくい
Fukui unclassified name
ふくじ
Fukuji unclassified name
ふくみや
Fukumiya unclassified name
ふくよし
Fukuyoshi unclassified name
みねきち
Minekichi unclassified name
みねひさ
Minehisa unclassified name