倨 Stroke Order

倨 [jù] 形 1. 傲慢: Haughty; arrogant. - 前～后恭 (First haughty then respectful). - ～傲 (To be arrogant). - ～固 (Stubbornly arrogant). - ～慢 (Arrogance). 2. 微曲 (qū): Bended. - ～句 (A shape described as '倨' is obtuse-angled; sharp-angled is called '句'). 3. 古同“踞”: To rely on; to sit with legs extended. 引: 1. 《说文》：倨，不逊也。 (In "Shuowen": 倨 means not yielding.) 2. 《礼记·曲礼》: 游毋倨。 疏:“慢也。” (In "Book of Rites": Do not be haughty while visiting.) 3. 《战国策·秦策》: 嫂何前倨而后恭也。 (In "Strategies of the Warring States": Why is the sister-in-law haughty in front and respectful behind?) 4. 《大戴礼记·曾子立事》: 与其倨也宁句。 (In "Great Dai's Book of Rites": It's better to be bended than haughty.) 5. 《脩身》: 体倨固而心执诈。 (In "Cultivating the Self": One's body is stubbornly haughty while the heart clings to deception.) 例: - 倨忽 (Haughty and neglectful). - 倨倨 (Inattentively haughty; appearing haughty). - 倨见 (To meet or visit haughtily). - 倨侮 (Arrogant and conceited). 2. 直而折曲: Bended. 引: 1. 《礼记·乐记》：倨中矩，句中钩。 (In "Book of Rites": '倨' is straight with angles, '句' has hooks.) 例: - 倨句 (The shape of a bent object; small bends are called '倨', large ones are '句'). - 倨佝 (Bended; referring to something curved). - 倨立 (Standing in an unsteady manner, leaning forward). 3. 通“踞”: To rely on. 引: 1. 《庄子·天运》：老聃方将倨堂而应。 (In "Zhuangzi": Laozi was about to rely on the hall and respond.) 2. 《史记·郦生陆贾列传》：沛公方倨床从两女子洗足。 (In "Records of the Grand Historians": Lord Pei was reclining on a couch while two women washed his feet.)