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儒士 a student, one well versed in one of the Confucian classics;
儒生 [ru2sheng1]↓;
大儒 a great teacher;
名儒 a man of great learning;
宿儒 a savant;
寒儒 a poor scholar;
儒墨 Confucianists and Mohists (follower of Motse);
儒家 [ru2jia1]↓;
儒宗 a teacher whom other scholars look up to for guidance;
儒門 [ru2men2]↓;
儒吏 a scholar-official;
儒醫 a scholar well read in the literature of herb medicine;
儒術 the way of the Confucian scholar;
儒道 Confucianism and Taoism;
儒典 the Confucian classics;
儒行 the conduct of a Confucian scholar;
儒素 the character of a Confucian scholar;
儒服 a scholar's dress;
儒冠 a scholar's headdress;
儒巾 ditto.
(2) 侏儒 a pygmy, a dwarf.
2.儒緩 [ru2huan3], adj., slow-witted, sluggish.
3.儒戶 [ru2hu4], n., a scholarly family.
4.儒家 [ru2jia1], n., Confucianism, -ists.
5.儒將 [ru2jiang4], n., a soldier who is an equally accomplished man of letters.
6.儒教 [ru2jiao4], n., the teachings of Confucius.
7.儒林 [ru2lin2], n., the scholars as a class.
8.儒門 [ru2men2], n., (＝儒家 [ru2jia1]↑).
9.儒儒 [ru2ru2], adj., (LL) provincial, with a narrow outlook.
10.儒生 [ru2sheng1], n., (1) a young scholar; (2) a scholar well versed in one of the Confucian classics.
11.儒學 [ru2xUe2], n., (1) Confucian scholarship (also 儒學兒); (2) formerly, official instructors appointed by local governments.
12.儒雅 [ru2ya3], adj., genteel, refined, cultured.