岘 Stroke Order

岘 xiàn 〈名〉 1. 小而险峻的山 (English: steep hill) 2. 山名，岘山 (English: Xian mountain) 3. 在湖北省襄阳。又名岘首山 (English: Located in Xiangyang, Hubei Province. Also known as Xianshou Mountain) 4. 在河南省信阳县南。又名凿砚山 (English: Located south of Xinyang, Henan Province. Also known as Zhaoyan Mountain) 5. 在江苏省丹徒县东南。也名兽窟。因建藏寺于此山，又名九华山 (English: Located southeast of Dantu County, Jiangsu Province. Also known as Shoukui. Due to the construction of Cangsi Temple on this mountain, it is also known as Jiu Hua Mountain) 6. 在浙江省东阳县南。又名双岘 (English: Located south of Dongyang County, Zhejiang Province. Also known as Shuangxian) 7. 在浙江省吴兴县南，本名显山，以唐庙讳改为岘山 (English: Located south of Wuxing County, Zhejiang Province, originally named Xianshan, later changed to Xianshan due to a taboo regarding the Tang Dynasty temple) 8. 在浙江省长兴县 (English: Located in Changxing County, Zhejiang Province) 引 1. 谢灵运《从斤竹涧越岭溪行》：苕递陟陉岘。 李善注:《声类》曰:“岘，山岭小高也” (English: From Xie Lingyun's poem "Traveling over the ridge from Jinzhu Gorge": "The stream rises at the steep hill." Li Shan annotates: "According to Shenglei, 'Xian refers to small and high hills.'") 例 如:岘首(即岘山);岘山泪(百姓至岘山凭吊羊祜而流的眼泪。后指因感念地方官德政而流的泪) (English: For example: Xianshou (which means Xian Mountain); "Tears of Xian Mountain" (referring to the tears shed by the people when they mourned Yang Hu at Xian Mountain. Later, it refers to tears shed due to gratitude for the local officials' virtue))