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濡 Stroke Order

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Information of 濡

Pinyin rú、 ruǎn、 nuán、 ér
Radical
Strokes
17 strokes
Usage
★★★★
Definition
dilatory / to moisten
濡 [rú] 1. To moisten; to make wet. 2. To linger; to delay. 3. To endure; to tolerate. 1. To moisten; to make wet: Wet the brush. Wet it. Stain or tint. Be influenced by one's surroundings. Share in mutual aid (when in the same predicament). 2. To linger; to delay: To tarry. 3. To endure; to tolerate: To endure. 濡 [rú] (Noun) 1. An ancient name for a river ([En.] Ru River). 2. Located in Hebei Province. 3. Urine ([En.] urine). 4. Phonetic for "儒," referring to scholars ([En.] scholar). 5. Used to refer to "堧," meaning riparian land ([En.] riparian land). 濡 [rú] (Verb) 1. To moisten ([En.] immerse; soak; dip). 2. To slow down; to linger ([En.] tarry). 濡 [rú] (Adjective) 1. Wet ([En.] wet). 2. Slow ([En.] slow). 3. Phonetic for "软," meaning soft or tame ([En.] soft; tame). 濡 [rú] (Noun) 1. An ancient name for a river ([En.] Ru River). - Reference: "Shuo Wen" states: "濡, 濡水, 出 涿郡故安,东入 涞." 2. Located in Hebei Province. 3. Urine ([En.] urine). - Reference: "Shi Ji" states: "病方今客肾濡,此所谓“肾痹”也." 4. Phonetic for "儒," referring to scholars ([En.] scholar). - Reference: "Ji Yin Tai Shou Meng Yu Xiu Yao Miao Bei" says: "海内称之曰濡术之宗." 5. Used to refer to "堧," meaning riparian land ([En.] riparian land). - Reference: "Lu Xiang Shi Chen Xiang Kong Miao Hou Bei" states: "自以城池道濡麦." 濡 [rú] (Verb) 1. To moisten ([En.] immerse; soak; dip). - Reference: "Poem · Cao Feng · Hou Ren": "不濡其翼." - Reference: "Li Ji · Ji Yi": "春雨露既濡." - Reference: "Li Ji · Sang Da Ji": "濡濯弃于坎." - Reference: "Shi Ji · Pian Cang Zhuan": "今客贤濡." - Example: Wet ink and writing (using a brush to dip into ink); wet the pen (dip the ink on the pen); wet the comb (moisten a comb); stain (to color); moist (to soak); soaked (to be overwhelmed); moist and lush (to be moist); saturated (to soak); moistening (to wet with saliva); moisturizing (to nourish); moist and nourishing (to enrich). 2. To slow down; to linger ([En.] tarry). - Reference: "Meng Zi": "是何濡滞也." - Example: Slow and stagnant; remain tied. 濡 [rú] (Adjective) 1. Wet ([En.] wet). - Reference: "Han Fei Zi": "人涂其体、被濡衣而走火者,左三千人,右三千人." 2. Slow ([En.] slow). - Reference: "Nan Chao Liang, Jiang Yan's 'Jiao Wai Wang Qiu Da Yin Bo Shi': "云精无永滞,水碧岂惭濡?" 3. Phonetic for "软," meaning soft or tame ([En.] soft; tame). - Reference: "Poem · Zheng Feng · Gao Qiu": "羔裘如濡." - Reference: "Zhuang Zi · Tian Xia": "以濡弱谦下为表." - Example: Soft and tolerant; pliable.
xiāng rú yǐ mò
to moisten with spittle (idiom); sharing meager resources / mutual help in humble circumstances
ěr rú mù rǎn
to be influenced
rú yǎng
Nurture
湿 rú shī
to moisten
rú rǎn
to infect / to influence / to dip (in ink)
Input Method for 濡
Pinyin ru2
Wubi
ifdj
Cangjie
embb
Zhengma
vfgl
Four Corner
31127
Unicode
U+6fe1