Learn to Write Chinese Characters with Video Tutorials
Watch the video of writing the Chinese character "逾", learn the correct stroke order (笔顺) of the character "逾", and master the standard way of writing the character "逾".
Free Printable Handwriting Practice with Stroke Order: 逾
Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "逾" in Portrait Orientation (Tian Zi Ge)
exceed / jump over, to exceed / to go beyond / to jump over
逾 (yú)
1. **越过,超过** (cross; go through)
- 【例】逾期 (overdue);逾常 (exceeding the ordinary);逾分 (excessive);逾越 (surpass);逾恒 (beyond the usual).
2. **更加** (even more)
- 【例】逾甚 (even more).
3. **指晋升职位** (promote)
- 【例】逾格 (breakthrough promotion);逾进 (superior promotion).
4. **形态** (far)
- 【例】逾言 (remote conversation);逾处 (distant residence);逾望 (long-distance view).
**Usage Examples:**
- 逾千 (more than a thousand);
- 逾出 (stand out, exceed the norm);
- 逾立 (over thirty years old);
- 逾世 (outlive contemporary people);
- 逾冠 (over twenty years old).
**References:**
- “无敢昏逾” (no one dares to be confused) (《书·顾命》);
- “日月逾迈” (the sun and moon pass) (《书·秦誓》);
- “物或逾秋不死” (some things may outlive autumn) (汉·王充《论衡·气寿》);
- “越职逾法,以取名誉” (exceeding duty and violating law for fame) (《汉书·宣帝纪》);
- “去逾四十里” (traverse forty miles) (唐·柳宗元《童区寄传》).
**Additional notes:**
- 逾 is also used as an adverb to indicate "even more" and can be seen in classical texts to signify an increase in degree or intensity (e.g., “乱乃逾甚” - chaos is even worse) (《淮南子》).
- As an adjective, it means "far," emphasizing distance.
This character encapsulates a range of meanings from physical excess to heightened intensity and distance, presenting a versatile addition to the Chinese lexicon.