Common Meanings
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huán桓
Ancient wooden pillars erected for various purposes, such as marking boundaries or locations, similar to a ceremonial gatepost or monument.
这座古老的建筑前，曾立有雕刻精美的木桓，如今只剩下基座。
In front of this ancient building, there once stood exquisitely carved wooden huán (pillars), but now only their bases remain.
When pronounced 'huán', '桓' can mean 'great' or 'large', often referring to an impressive scale or significant achievement, similar to '大'.
他毕生致力于成就一番桓业
He dedicated his life to achieving a great undertaking.
Huanhuan (桓桓) describes a majestic, valiant, or awe-inspiring appearance, often associated with a powerful and impressive presence.
这位老者虽然年迈，但气宇桓桓，仍显当年风采
Although the old man was advanced in years, his demeanor was still majestic and he retained his former grace.