繩之以法
- 绳之以法
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Origin
The phrase 繩之以法 originates from the text 《史記.卷一二二.酷吏傳.減宣傳》. It is used to describe the act of penalizing a criminal through the application of law.
Each character contributes specific components to the phrase. 繩, meaning string or rope, contains the semantic component 糸 (thin silk) and the phonetic component 黽 (a kind of frog). 之, meaning to go, is formed with the components 止 (foot) and 一 (one). 以 serves as a preposition expressing boundary, orientation, or direction. 法, meaning law, rule, regulation, or statute, consists of the semantic components 水 (water) and 廌 (a kind of small deer-like ungulate or antelope), along with the phonetic component 盍 (why; how).
Confidence: high · written by gemma4:26b, checked statement-by-statement against the sources below.
此詞由四個漢字組成。「繩」字意指繩索或線,其字形包含表示薄絲的「糸」作為意義組成部分,並以「黽」作為聲音組成部分。「之」字意為「去」,由「止」與「一」組成。「以」字則是一個介詞,用以表示時間、方向或界限。
「法」字意指法律、規則、規章或法令。其字形包含「水」與「廌」(一種小型鹿類或羚羊)作為意義組成部分,並以「盍」作為聲音組成部分。
Confidence: high · written by gemma4:26b, checked statement-by-statement against the sources below.
Lineage
- characterChinese繩 “string; rope (Classifier: 條/条 m c)”
- meaningChinese糸 “thin silk”
- soundChinese黽 “a kind of frog”
- characterChinese之 “to go”
- ideaChinese止 “foot”
- ideaChinese一 “one”
- characterChinese以 “a preposition that expresses a boundary in time, orientation, direction or quantity”
- characterChinese法 “law; rule; regulation; statute”
- meaningChinese水 “water (Classifier: 瓶 m; 樽 c; 滴 m c; 池 m c; 盆 m c; 杯 m c)”
- meaningChinese廌 “a kind of small deer-like ungulate, antelope”
- soundChinese盍 “why; how”
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Sources
- etymagent (local gemma4:26b) — Generated
- 教育部《國語辭典簡編本》 (Taiwan MOE) — CC BY-ND 3.0 TW
- Written form — n/a
- Wiktionary (via Wiktextract / kaikki.org) — CC BY-SA 4.0