侫 Stroke Order

侫 1. Same as “佞” (nìng). 2. (Verb) (Ideogram. From 女 [woman], 信 [confidence] is omitted. Original meaning: To use flowery language to flatter.) It has the same original meaning as above. 佞 means to flatter skillfully and praise highly. — From "Shuōwén Jiězì" (说文解字). - For example: - 佞王 (nìngwáng) - treacherous flatterer. - 佞巧 (nìngqiǎo) - artful flattery and deception. - 佞感 (nìnggǎn) - sycophancy, seduction. - 佞道 (nìngdào) - the art of wicked flattery. - 佞兑 (nìngduì) - flattery to gain favor. - 佞禄 (nìnglù) - obtaining wealth through flattery. - 佞色 (nìngsè) - a servile expression. - 佞恶 (nìng'è) - wicked flattery. - 佞口 (nìngkǒu) - a treacherous tongue; clever tongue; smooth talker. - 佞舌 (nìngshé) - glib tongue; eloquent. - 佞言 (nìngyán) - flattering words; sycophantic expressions. - 佞给 (nìnggěi) - skilled in flattering speech. - 佞慧 (nìnghuì) - adept in flattery and cunning.