The word "澄" (澄粉) is pronounced as "chéng."

There are two pronunciations of "澄" (澄) which are [chéng] and [dèng]

Interpretation:

1. [ chéng ] water is still and clear. : ~ Ying. ~ wine (light wine). ~汰. ~ clear. ~zhan. ～Cham. ～Clear. ～Pure. ～Pure. ～Quiet. ～To make clear.

2. [ dèng ] To make impurities in a liquid sink: ~ clear. ~ sand. ~ mud.

Structure: left-right structure

Head: 氵

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Pronunciation[chéng]组词：

1.clarity[chéng chè]：clear, bright. Jin． Wang Xianzhi. Wang Xianzhi. Miscellaneous Posts: "Mirror Lake is clear, clear flow of water. Tang. Tang． Sangwonquan: "Clarity shines through, and the deep mountains are only general. Anti-cloudiness

2. clarify [chéng qīng]: to show the truth; to eliminate confusion or ambiguity

3. Jin Lu Yun "Southern Campaign Fugue": "Tu Meng rain and clear, the scene with the sky and light clarification."

4. chéng xiān (澄鲜): refers to the meaning of freshness. In the Southern Dynasty, Song Xie Lingyun's poem "Climbing to the Lonely Island in the River" reads, "The clouds and the sun reflect each other, and the empty water **** clarifies the freshness." Jin Yuan Hao Wen, "The Sixteenth Day of September in the Year of the Propagation of the Dragon"

5. Chéng huá (澄华): It refers to the clear ice flower. Qing Dujiaoxiao's poem "Ancient Intentions": "The rock water knots Chenghua, and the floating clouds have no fixed posture."

Pronunciation [dèng] Group words:

1. 澄沙 [dèng shā]: the finer bean sand after filtering

2. 澄沙汰砾 [dèng shā tài lì]: refers to the removal of impurities to make it pure.

3. chéng jié (澄结): refers to the deposition of Judas. Song Su Shi 《Discerning the Way》："the bowels of the clarified knot without the remaining Chaenomeles, the common bone transforms the face as if it were a flower."

4. dèng ní yàn: an ancient inkstone. Its quality is as hard as stone, buckle the metal sound, with a knife scratch no trace. Because of its use of the silk bag placed in the river silt made of fine mud, it is called "mud inkstone". Tang people taste inkstone to Guozhou Chengyi for the first.

5. Cheng mud [chéng jiāng ní]: filtered to remove impurities precipitated from a very fine mud, used to make fine ceramics.

The word "澄" comes from:

1..澄,水清定也。 -- "Jiyun"

2. Cheng, the water is still and clear. -- "Additional Rhymes"

3. The color of the water is clear and blue. --Huang Zhaomin, "Huangshan Mountain Journey"

4. --Xu Gan, "The Theory of the Middle"

5. When the public retreats, they converge their knees and sit in tranquility in order to nourish their minds. --Fang Xiaoru, "The Record of Jingzhai"