Definitions

internal organs

Etymology

Phonosemantic compound. ⺼ represents the meaning and represents the sound.

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The character 腑 is a phono-semantic compound referring to internal hollow organs, such as the stomach, intestines, and bladder. Its structure places the flesh radical 月 (ròu) on the left, categorizing it within anatomy and bodily tissues, while the right side contains the phonetic component 府 (fǔ). Originally meaning a government office or repository, 府 here provides the pronunciation and subtly evokes the idea of a container that stores and processes vital substances within the body.

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Clerical Western Han dynasty (202 BC-9 AD)
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需要好好保护。

Zàngfǔ xūyào hǎohǎo bǎohù.

Internal organs need to be well protected.

他的脏很健康。

Tā de zàngfǔ hěn jiànkāng.

His internal organs are very healthy.

医生仔细检查脏

Yīshēng zǐxì jiǎnchá zàngfǔ.

The doctor carefully examined the internal organs.

运动有益脏健康。

Yùndòng yǒuyì zàngfǔ jiànkāng.

Exercise benefits organ health.

饮食影响脏功能。

Yǐnshí yǐngxiǎng zàngfǔ gōngnéng.

Diet affects organ function.

定期检查脏很重要。

Dìngqī jiǎnchá zàngfǔ hěn zhòngyào.

Regular check-ups of internal organs are very important.

中医理论重视脏平衡。

Zhōngyī lǐlùn zhòngshì zàngfǔ pínghéng.

Traditional Chinese medicine theory emphasizes the balance of internal organs.

现代医学能深入分析脏状态。

Xiàndài yīxué néng shēnrù fēnxī zàngfǔ zhuàngtài.

Modern medicine can deeply analyze the state of internal organs.