侽 Stroke Order

侽 1. Anciently the same as “男” (nán - man). 2. - (Pictophonetic: consists of 田 (tián - field) and 力 (lì - strength); indicates exerting strength in the fields, often associated with plowing. The original meaning: man, in contrast to “女” (nǚ - woman). Men's role in agricultural labor.) * Men, as in husbands. Men are associated with strength in the fields. — From "Shuōwén Jiězì" (说文解字). * Extended meaning: son. "Three men guard the place of Ye." — From "Shíháo Lì" (石壕吏) by Du Fu (杜甫). 3. - (Pictophonetic: consists of 田 (tián - field) and 力 (lì - strength); indicates exerting strength in the fields, often associated with plowing. The original meaning: man, in contrast to “女” (nǚ - woman). Men's role in agricultural labor.) * Men, as in husbands. Men are associated with strength in the fields. — From "Shuōwén Jiězì" (说文解字). * Extended meaning: son. "Three men guard the place of Ye." — From "Shíháo Lì" (石壕吏) by Du Fu (杜甫).