哽 Stroke Order

哽 [gěng] 1. Sound or speech blockage. 声气阻塞。 2. Food blockage in the throat, cannot swallow. 食物阻塞在喉不能下咽。 3. Same as the first meaning ([En.] (of throat) block up or choke (usu. with emotion)). 同本义 ([En.] (of throat) block up or choke (usu. with emotion)) 4. Refers to choking with food ([En.] choke with food). 通“鲠”。噎住，食物不能下咽 ([En.] choke with food) 5. Obstruction. 阻塞 ([En.] choke) 引: 1. 《说文》: 哽, 语为舌所介也。 "Shuō Wén": "Gěng" means speech is blocked by the tongue. 2. 《汉书·礼乐志》: 祝哽在前，祝噎在后。 "Han Shu, History of Rites and Music": "Chanting is blocked in the front, choking is blocked in the back." 3. 《后汉书·袁绍刘表传下》: 闻之哽咽。 "Book of the Later Han": "He heard and choked up." 4. 《最后一课》: 但是他哽住了，他说不下去了。 "The Last Lesson": "But he choked up and couldn't say any more." 例: 哽哽 (the appearance of being choked with grief); 哽结 (heart heavy with sadness); 哽恧 (shame and sorrow). 又如: 哽哽；哽结；哽恧 引: 1. 《礼记·内则》: 食之鲠人不可出。 "Liji - Internal Regulations": "Those who are choked by food cannot come out." 2. 《拘朴子·任能》: 口不容而强吞之者必哽。 "The Book of Restraint": "Those who forcefully swallow when the mouth cannot contain will inevitably choke." 3. 阻塞 ([En.] choke) 引: 1. 《庄子·外物》: 凡道不欲壅，壅则哽。 "Zhuangzi - External Things": "All paths do not desire obstruction; obstruction leads to choking."