浃 Stroke Order

浃 (jiā) 1. 湿透 (saturate) Example: 汗流浃背 (Sweat drenches the back). 2. 周匝 (full cycle) Example: 浃日 (in ancient times, the day represented by the干支 was called '浃日'). 浃辰 (from Zi to Hai, a complete cycle of twelve days is called '浃辰'). 3. 深入，融洽 (deeply integrated, on friendly terms) Example: 浃洽 (to be on friendly terms). 浃 (jiā) [动] - 【本义】: 湿透 (The original meaning: to saturate) - 【造字法】: 形声。从水，夹声 (Method of forming the character: phonetic and ideological indicators, deriving from the water component). 1. 同本义 ([En.] saturate) 引用: 明· 袁宏道《满井游记》：汗出浃背。 (Record from Ming Dynasty: "Sweat drenches the back.") 例: 又如: 汗流浃背; 浃髓沦肌，浃髓沧肤，浃沦肌髓 (to penetrate deeply into the bone and skin; metaphorically indicating a profound feeling). 2. 通达，理解 ([En.] understand) 引用:《荀子》: 其所以贯理焉，虽亿万已不足以浃万物之变，与愚者若一。 (In Xunzi: Even millions would not be enough to comprehend all the changes in the world, just as the foolish among us remain oblivious). 浃 (jiā) [形] 1. 整个儿的 ([En.] full) 引用: 《左传·成公九年》：浃辰之间而楚克其三都。 (In Zuozhuan: "During the full cycle of the day, Chu captured three capitals.") 例: 又如: 浃岁 (a whole year); 浃时 (a season); 浃月 (a month); 浃辰 (twelve days); 浃旬 (a ten-day period). 2. 融洽 ([En.] on friendly terms) 引用: 唐· 韩愈《新修滕王阁记》：其岁九月，人吏浃和。(In Tang Dynasty: "In September of that year, the officials got along well with each other").