Common Meanings
1
tǎng帑
Anciently, it refers to a treasury for storing money or the money itself; often used in phrases like 'national treasury' or 'large sums of money'.
这家慈善机构积攒了重帑，用于资助贫困学生。
This charity organization has accumulated significant funds (heavy treasury) to support impoverished students.
2
nú帑
Refers to children or offspring, especially when '帑' is pronounced 'nú', often used in the phrase '妻帑' (wife and children).
他离家多年，心中仍牵挂着他的妻帑。
He has been away from home for many years, but his wife and children are still in his heart.
Tail of a bird.
这只孔雀的鸟帑非常华丽。
This peacock's tail is very magnificent.