Definitions

used in 襆頭|襆头[fú tóu]; variant of 袱[fú]; Taiwan pr. [pú]

Etymology

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The phono-semantic character (fú) combines the clothing radical (yī), indicating cloth, with the phonetic (pú) on the right, and originally denoted a piece of cloth for wrapping and carrying items, like a traveler's bundle. It became particularly prominent in the Tang and Song dynasties in the term 襆頭 (fútóu), a style of men's cloth turban, thus extending its meaning from a generic wrapper to this specific historical headgear.