蟠 Stroke Order

蟠 (pán) 1. Definition: To bend, coil, or be twisted. - Example: 蟠蜿 (tortuous), 蟠萦 (twining), 蟠结 (twisted), 蟠踞 (also written as 蟠据), 蟠道 (coiled path), 蟠龙 (coiled dragon), 蟠螭纹 (a type of motif found on Chinese bronze objects from the Spring and Autumn period and Warring States period, representing coiled dragons and serpents), 蟠夔纹 (a type of motif found on Chinese bronzes from the Shang and Western Zhou dynasties, depicting coiled dragons). - Common phrases: 龙蟠虎踞 (the dragon coils and the tiger perches, indicating a strong strategic position). 2. Definition: To extend all over; to be full. - Example: 蟠木 (referring to twisted wood that is difficult to use for making instruments), 蟠龙 (a coiling and circling dragon), 蟠虬 (a coiled dragon), 蟠蛇 (a coiled snake), 蟠幽 (deeply coiled), 蟠根 (twisted roots), 蟠旋 (coiled and swirling), 蟠结 (coiled and entangled). 3. Additional meanings: - 蟠满 (extending all over; full), 蟠极 (extending everywhere), 蟠泊 (full; filled), 蟠胸 (broad-minded; filled with heart), 蟠礴 (vast and boundless appearance; a state of fullness).