殓 Stroke Order

殓 liàn 动 1. 把尸体装入棺材。 (English: Lay in coffin) 2. 把尸体装入棺材：入～。装～。大～。小～（只给尸体穿寿衣）。 (English: To lay a corpse in a coffin: enter ~. Prepare ~. Great ~. Small ~ (only dressing the corpse in a burial outfit).) 引 1. 《广韵》：殓，殡殓。 (English: From "Guangyun": liàn, bìnliàn.) 2. 唐· 韩愈《祭十二郎文》：殓不凭其棺，窆不临其穴。 (English: Tang Dynasty, Han Yu's "Eulogy for the Twelfth Brother": "When being laid in, one does not lean on the coffin, nor sit near the grave.") 3. 清· 邵长蘅《青门剩稿》：死者厚棺殓。 (English: Qing Dynasty, Shao Changhai's "Tales from the Green Door": "The deceased is laid to rest in a thick coffin.") 4. 清· 袁枚《祭妹文》：今予殓汝葬汝。 (English: Qing Dynasty, Yuan Mei's "Eulogy for My Sister": "Today I lay you to rest and bury you.") 例 又如: 大殓 (丧礼中入棺、钉棺盖); 殡殓 (入殓和出殡); 成殓 (入殓。把死者放进棺材) (English: For example: Great liàn (putting into the coffin and nailing the coffin lid during the funeral); bìnliàn (the process of laying and burying); chéngliàn (the act of laying the deceased in the coffin.)