<b>Related characters:</b>
爾 — you; thou (classical Chinese)
汝 — you (classical pronoun)
你 — you (modern Chinese)
These characters represent second-person pronouns in classical and modern Chinese.

儞 is considered a variant or older form of 你.

human, person

 — semantic component meaning “person”;
爾 — phonetic component indicating the sound (니 / nǐ).
The character refers to the person being spoken to.

儞 appears mainly in classical Chinese texts and historical writings, meaning “you” or “thou.”
It is not used in modern Korean vocabulary.

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Vocabulary

Rare and archaic Chinese character

thunderous sound, repeated crashing of thunder

adult male, fourth Heavenly Stem, nail

seven, number 7, seventh

elder, man of respect, husband, head of a family

up, top, first, best

below, under, to descend, to go down

not, no, non-

world, generation, lifetime

unit, individual, single

center, middle, inside

to grasp, to hold, to seize

to string together, to pierce through, a skewer, a series or chain of things

a small round object, pellet, ball, pill

red, cinnabar-red

king, lord, master, sovereign

thus, then, only, surprisingly

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儞

Etymology

Usage in Korean

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