坚固

坚固 (jiān gù) means 'sturdy' or 'strong,' describing something that is solid, durable, and resistant to damage. It emphasizes physical strength and stability, often used for objects like buildings, structures, or materials.

The character 坚 (jiān) originally meant 'solid' or 'firm,' while 固 (gù) meant 'fixed' or 'unyielding.' Together, they convey the idea of something that is firmly built and not easily broken or moved.

坚固 is commonly used in daily life to describe the quality of objects, such as furniture, tools, or even relationships. In Chinese culture, durability and strength are highly valued, especially in construction and craftsmanship.