腓 Stroke Order

腓 [féi] 1. 胫骨后的肉。亦称“腓肠肌”，俗称“腿肚子”。 (Calf (of the leg), specifically the flesh behind the tibia; also known as the gastrocnemius muscle, commonly referred to as "leg belly".) 2. 覆庇，倚庇。 (To cover or shelter.) 3. 草木枯萎。 (To wither; refers to plants and vegetation.) 4. 疾病。 (Illness.) 5. 弊端。 (Abuse, deficiency.) 6. 古代剔除膝盖骨或断足的酷刑。 (A cruel torture, specifically the ancient method of removing the kneecap or amputating a foot.) 引文 Examples: - 《韩非子》: 腓大于股，难以趣走。 (From Han Fei Zi: The calf is larger than the thigh, making it difficult to run quickly.) - 南朝 宋·鲍照《代苦热行》: 毒泾尚多死，渡泸宁具腓。 (In the Southern Dynasty, Song, Baozhao’s “Poem on Suffering from Heat”: There are many deaths from poison; crossing the Lu River while still suffering from illness.) - 元·许有壬《哀弃儿》: 十年执政虽咸腓，发廪有议常坚持。 (In the Yuan Dynasty, Xu Youren’s “The Abandoned Child”: Although there were abuses during ten years of governance, the decisions regarding food storage were often upheld.) - 汉·班固《白虎通·五刑》: 腓者，脱其膑也。 (In the Han Dynasty, Ban Gu's "White Tiger Commentary": "腓" refers to the removal of the kneecap.) 形 (Adjective): 病害; 枯萎。多指草木。 (Referring to illness or withering, mainly of plants.) 引文 Examples: - 《诗·小雅·四月》: 秋日凄凄，百卉具腓。 (From the Book of Songs, "Minor Elegance, April": On a sorrowful autumn day, all flowers are withering.) - 唐·高适《燕歌行》: 大漠穷秋塞草腓，孤城落日斗兵稀。 (In the Tang Dynasty, Gao Shi’s "Song of the Swallows": In the vast desert at the end of autumn, the grass is withering, and the lone city sees the setting sun with few soldiers.)