芸 Stroke Order

芸 [yún] 名 (Noun): 1. 亦称“油菜”，即“芸薹”。 (Also known as "rape," specifically referring to the plant that is said to be "canola.") 2. 古同“耘”，除草。 (An ancient term meaning "weeding" or "to remove weeds.") 本义 (Original Meaning): 香草名，也叫“芸香” (Herb name, also known as "Yunxiang.") 造字法 (Character Formation): 形声。从艸，云声。(Phono-semantic composition; the character has a radical related to grass and a sound element "yun.") 1. 同本义，多年生草本植物，其下部为木质，故又称芸香树。叶互生，羽状深裂或全裂，花黄色，香气浓郁，可入药 (The same original meaning; a perennial herb with a woody lower part, thus also known as "Yunxiang tree." Leaves are alternate, deeply lobed or entirely split; flowers are yellow and strongly fragrant, and can be used in medicine.) [En.] rue 2. 芸台 ([En.] imperial library)，古代藏书之所，亦指掌管图书的官署，即秘书省。 (Yuntai, refers to an ancient place for storing books, also indicates the office in charge of books, i.e., the Secretariat.) 动 (Verb): 1. 除掉杂草。同“耘”。 (To remove weeds; synonymous with "yun.") [En.] weed 名 (Noun): 1. 芸苔 ([En.] rape)，二年生草本植物，又叫“油菜”，花黄色，种子可榨油。 (Yuntai, a biennial herb, also known as "canola" with yellow flowers, seeds can be pressed for oil.) 2. 另见 yùn (See yùn for further information.) 1. 香草名，也叫“芸香”。 (Herb name, also known as "Yunxiang.") 2. 古代藏书之所，亦指掌管图书的官署，即秘书省。 (An ancient place for storing books, also refers to the office managing books, i.e., the Secretariat.) 花草枯黄的样子。(The appearance of flowers and grass becoming yellow and withered.) 另见 yún (See yún for further information.) 例 (Example): 1. 如:芸黄(草木枯黄的样子)。 (For example: Yuhuang, the appearance of wilting grass and trees.)