硕 Stroke Order

硕: shuò 1. 〔～士〕学位名，高于“学士”。 (Degree name, higher than "bachelor".) 2. 大。 (Big.) - 例如：～老 (elder), ～材 (great talent), ～学 (erudite), ～壮 (sturdy), ～果累累 (great achievements), ～大无朋 (unparalleled in size). 3. 同本义：头大。 (Same original meaning: big-headed.) - 引用：硕鼠硕鼠，无食我黍。 (The great rat, don't eat my millet.) - 引用：硕果不食。 (The great fruits are unconsumed.) - 引用：彼其之子，硕大无朋。 (That child is unparalleled in greatness.) - 例：壮硕 (sturdy), 肥硕 (fat), 硕德 (great virtue), 硕见 (broad view), 硕大 (huge), 硕画 (great painting), 硕望 (great aspiration), 硕量 (great quantity), 硕谋 (ambitious strategies), 硕虑 (far-reaching thoughts). 4. 通“石”。比喻坚固。 (Also pronounced "shi". Metaphor for solidity.) - 引用：孤与将军，恩如骨肉…而忍绝王命，明弃硕交，实为佞人所构会也。 (My bond with the general is like flesh and blood...yet I endure severing the king's orders, clearly discarding solid friendships, truly, it's the scheming of flatterers.) 5. 学识渊博、德高望重的。 (Erudite and esteemed.) - 引用：又患无硕师名人与游，尝趋百里之外从乡之先达执经叩问。 (I also suffer from not having significant teachers and renowned individuals to engage with, once traveled a hundred miles to seek the worthy for my studies.) - 引用：弱冠游学都下，通儒硕学，必造门质疑。 (In my youth, I traveled to study in the capital, mastering Confucianism and extensive scholarship, inevitably to question at the doors of the dignitaries.) - 例：硕老 (elderly and erudite), 硕彦 (scholar of noble character), 硕隽 (outstanding talent). 6. 古同“石”，形容坚固。 (Anciently the same as "stone", describing solidity.) 7. 上述[一]的另一种读音。 (Another pronunciation of the aforementioned.)