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迅 (xùn) 1. Quick; fast. - Examples: 迅速 (fast speed); 迅即 (immediately); 迅疾 (swift); 迅捷 (quick and nimble); 迅猛 (swift and fierce); 迅雷不及掩耳 (the thunder is so fast that one cannot cover their ears in time). 2. Adjective. - Also means: 迅指 (in the blink of an eye); 迅羽 (to describe a bird that flies quickly); 迅走 (to walk very fast). 3. Related references: - According to "Shuo Wen," 迅 means to be quick or swift; it refers to moving rapidly. - In "Er Ya," it states that wolves are remarkably swift. - As noted in "Zhou Shu," it mentions that the process (like grass) is akin to the quick movement of deer. - From "Lun Yu," it describes the speed of thunder and violent wind. - In Lu Ji's "Chang Ge Xing," the passing of years is likened to a swift arrow. - Zhang Heng in "Dong Jing Fu" compares a sudden thunder to a swiftly moving wind. - In Tang Gao Shi's "Dong Zheng Fu," it mentions preparing to sail at the crowing of a rooster, rushing against strong currents for a swift journey. - "Guangdong Jun Wu Ji" mentions that the thunderstorm is extremely swift. - In "Liao Zhai Zhi Yi · Cu Zhi," it talks about a swift creature that cannot be caught.