醴 lǐ
noun
a sweet wine
Domain: Literary Chinese 文言文
Contained in
- 九成宫醴泉铭(九成宮醴泉銘) The Nine Palace Fountain Inscriptions
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- 卷六十二 志第三十八 樂二 Volume 62 Treatises 38: Music 2 History of Ming 明史 — count: 23
- 卷五十四 志第三十 禮八 Volume 54 Treatises 30: Rites 8 History of Ming 明史 — count: 22
- 士昬禮 第二 2. Nuptial rites for a common officer The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮 — count: 21
- 卷二百十四 表第五 宰輔五 Volume 214 Tables 5: Chancellors 5 History of Song 宋史 — count: 20
- 士丧礼 第十二 12. Mourning rites for the common officer The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮 — count: 18
- 卷十八 志第八 禮樂八 Volume 18 Treatises 8: Rites and Music 8 New Book of Tang 新唐書 — count: 16
- 卷十七 志第七 禮樂七 Volume 17 Treatises 7: Rites and Music 7 New Book of Tang 新唐書 — count: 13
- 卷一百十五 志第六十八 禮十八 Volume 115 Treatises 68: Rites 18 History of Song 宋史 — count: 12
- 卷十二 志第二 禮樂二 Volume 12 Treatises 2: Rites and Music 2 New Book of Tang 新唐書 — count: 12
- 卷七十六 志第二十七上: 祭祀五 Volume 76 Treatises 29: Offerings 5 History of Yuan 元史 — count: 11
Collocations
- 醴泉 (醴泉) 地出醴泉 — The Book of Rites 禮記, 《禮運》 Ceremonial Usages; their Origins, Development, and Intention — count: 46
- 酒醴 (酒醴) 酒醴維醹 — The Book of Songs 詩經, 大雅‧生民之什‧行葦 Greater odes of the kingdom - Decade Of Sheng Min - Xing Wei — count: 35
- 醴酒 (醴酒) 醴酒之用 — The Book of Rites 禮記, 《禮器》 Rites in the Formation of Character — count: 23
- 醴粢 (醴粢) 絜爲酒醴粢盛 — Mozi 墨子, 卷一 法儀 Book 1 - Methods and Standards — count: 12
- 祭醴 (祭醴) 祭醴 — The Book of Rites 禮記, 《昏義》 The Meaning of the Marriage Ceremony — count: 7
- 饮醴 (飲醴) 始飲酒者先飲醴酒 — The Book of Rites 禮記, 《喪大記》 The Greater Record of Mourning Rites — count: 7
- 酌醴 (酌醴) 且以酌醴 — The Book of Songs 詩經, 小雅‧南有嘉魚之什‧吉日 Minor odes of the kingdom - Nan You Jia Yu Zhi Shen - Ji Ri — count: 6
- 甒醴 (甒醴) 側尊一甒醴 — The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮, 士冠禮 第一 1. Capping rites for (the son of) a common officer — count: 5
- 执醴 (執醴) 執醴授之執鐙 — The Book of Rites 禮記, 《祭統》 A Summary Account of Sacrifices — count: 4
- 啐醴 (啐醴) 啐醴 — The Book of Etiquette and Ceremonial 儀禮, 士冠禮 第一 1. Capping rites for (the son of) a common officer — count: 4