婪 Stroke Order

婪 làn 1. Greedy for wealth and possessions. 贪爱财物。 2. Greed for wealth: greedy (贪～), indulged in pleasure (～酣). 贪爱财物：贪～。～酣。 3. The original meaning: Gluttonous. 【本义】:贪食 4. Character formation principle: Phono-semantic compound, composed of "女" (woman) and "林" (forest sound). 【造字法】:形声。从女，林声。 5. Same as the original meaning ([En.] greedy). 同本义 ([En.] greedy) 引 1. From "Shuōwén": 婪 means greedy. 《说文》：婪，贪也。 2. From "Zuo Zhuan, Zhaogong Year 28": Greed is insatiable. 《左传·昭公二十八年》：贪惏无厌。 3. From "Chuci, Li Sao": Everyone competes and is greedy, chasing without ever tiring. Note: "Loving wealth is called greedy, devouring is called 肪." 《楚辞·离骚》：众皆竞进而贪婪兮，冯不厌乎求索。 注:“爱财曰贪，爱食曰婪。” 4. From Han Yu's "Then the Moon eclipses": Greedily indulging with a big belly after a meal. 韩愈《月蚀诗效玉·川子作》：婪酣大肚遭一饱。 5. From "Tangyin Guqian": When a banquet turns to the last round, it indicates humility. 《唐音癸签》：澄当婪尾，则知婪为自谦之辞。 6. From "Zuo Zhuan, Zhaogong Year 28": Greed is insatiable. 《左传·昭公二十八年》：贪婪无餍。 例 1. Examples include: greedy acquisition (婪取), excessively greedy (婪沓), corrupt officials (婪官), greedy drinking (婪酣), and being corrupt and illegal (婪肆). 又如:婪取(贪婪索取);婪沓(贪婪);婪官(贪官);婪酣(贪婪饮食);婪肆(贪赃不法) 名 1. An ancient term for a round of drinking (turn). For example: 会 (turn of drinks), and in the Tang Dynasty, the last round of drinks was called "婪尾酒" (tail round drink). 古称行酒一巡 (【英】：turn)。如:婪尾(酒巡至末尾);婪尾酒(唐代称宴饮时酒巡至末座为婪尾酒)