悴 Stroke Order

悴 [cuì] 1. Sadness. 2. Weakness, fatigue. 1. Sadness: "The people's strength is worn, the common people are sorrowful and sad." 2. Weakness, fatigue: Haggard; withered. Withered appearance. 悴 [cuì] (adjective) Definition: The original meaning is sadness and sorrow. Formation: Phonetic-ideographic; comprises heart and the sound ‘cuì’. Synonyms: 1. Same as the original meaning (sad). Example: "The strength of the people is worn out, and the common people are filled with sadness." (From "Book of Jin") Example phrases: 悴民 (referring to those who are anxious and unable to achieve their aspirations); 悴沮 (sad and disheartened). 2. Haggard; withered. Example: "Qu Yuan… appeared haggard, with a withered complexion." (From "Records of the Grand Historian") Example phrases: 悴容 (haggard appearance); 悴槁 (withered); 悴颜 (haggard face); 悴薄 (weak and thin). 3. Weakness; fatigue. Example phrases: 悴贱 (weak and lowly); 悴族 (a dwindling family).