漏風 简体 漏风

lòu fēng

Leaking wind · lou feng

Also rendered: Leaking wind (this site; lou feng given at the headword) · Outflow wind (keeps the sense of fluid running out)

Reviewed · 2026-09

At a glance

Pinyin
lòu fēng
Simplified
漏风
Literal
漏風 lòu fēng — the wind caught while drinking, whose mark is that the body will not hold its sweat: the patient cannot wear a single garment, sweats as soon as he eats, pants and loathes wind, his clothes are always damp, and he cannot labour.
Shuowen
《說文解字》:漏,以銅受水,刻節,晝夜百刻;又「屚」,屋穿水下也。「漏」讀 lòu,**本篇2見**:**「則爲漏風」「漏風之狀」**;**「濡」讀 rú,沾濕也**;**「單」讀 dān**;**「渴」讀 kě**;**「中風」之「中」讀 zhòng**。

In brief

Leaking wind is one of the winds named after the manner of contracting them: wind struck while drinking. Wang Bing’s gloss explains the name — the heat is pent and the interstices loose, so the sweat pours out as though it leaked. Its signs are all signs of a body that cannot keep its fluids in.

Senses in the classical corpus

1
What the graph says 漏
以銅受水,刻節;引申為滲漏
飲酒中風,則爲漏風 — Suwen 42
2
How it is caught 飲酒中風
酒後腠理開而中風
飲酒中風 — Suwen 42
3
Why it leaks 熱鬱腠疏,汗出多如液漏
王冰以「漏」釋其汗出不止
則爲漏風 — Suwen 42 (Wang Bing)
4
The first sign 常不可單衣
汗多而衣不可單
常不可單衣 — Suwen 42
5
The sweat that will not stop 食則汗出,甚則身汗
食後即汗,甚則周身
食則汗出,甚則身汗 — Suwen 42
6
What it costs 口乾善渴,不能勞事
津液外泄,故渴而不能勞
口乾善渴,不能勞事 — Suwen 42

Occurrences in the classics

Passages where the term does real work, with the original, pinyin and English on the same line.

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漏風之狀,或多汗,常不可單衣,食則汗出,甚則身汗,喘息惡風,衣常濡,口乾善渴,不能勞事。 漏风之状,或多汗,常不可单衣,食则汗出,甚则身汗,喘息恶风,衣常濡,口干善渴,不能劳事。
Lòu fēng zhī zhuàng, huò duō hàn, cháng bù kě dān yī, shí zé hàn chū, shèn zé shēn hàn, chuǎn xī wù fēng, yī cháng rú, kǒu gān shàn kě, bù néng láo shì.
In leaking wind the patient may sweat freely; he cannot bear to wear only a single garment; when he eats, sweat breaks out, and in severe cases the whole body sweats. He pants, loathes wind, his clothes are always damp, his mouth is dry and he is often thirsty, and he cannot do labour.
**「飲酒中風,則爲漏風」——「中」讀 zhòng**;**王冰:「熱鬱腠踈,中風汗出多,如液漏,故曰漏風」**;**「衣常濡」之「濡」讀 rú**;**「口乾善渴」之「乾」讀 gān**——**本篇「乾」3見,皆讀 gān,無讀 qián 者**。

Compounds built on this term

漏風
lòu fēng
leaking wind
本篇二見
飲酒中風
yǐn jiǔ zhòng fēng
wind struck while drinking
漏風之由
常不可單衣
cháng bù kě dān yī
cannot bear a single garment
漏風之狀
衣常濡
yī cháng rú
the clothes are always damp
濡讀 rú

How it has been translated

Every rendering below is a decision about which reader is being addressed. There is no neutral option.

This siteleaking windtranslated, with lou feng at the headword
Unschuldleaking windthe same
Wisemanleaking windthe same

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