喋 Stroke Order

喋: 1. [～～] Loquacious, verbose; refers to excessive or tedious speech, as in "talking endlessly." 2. [～血] Blood spilled everywhere; describes numerous killings, as in "the battlefield flowing with blood." 喋 (dié) Verb: - [Primary meaning]: Describing excessive talking (e.g., talk endlessly). - [Structure]: Phonetic component; composed of the mouth and the sound of "leaf" (叶 yè). 1. Same as the original meaning. Commonly used in a reduplicated form ([En.] talk endlessly). 2. Alternate meaning of "蹀," which indicates stepping or treading ([En.] stamp on). - Example: "喋喋" refers to talking a lot. - Citation 1 from "Yupian": 喋 means fluent speech. - Citation 2 from "Book of Han": How could this stingy man compare to the loquacious? - Example: "喋聒," which means chatting excessively and annoyingly. 3. Alternate meaning of "蹀," indicating stepping or treading ([En.] stamp on). - Example: "喋盟," meaning a blood oath. - Citation 1 from "Records of the Grand Historian": They have swept a thousand miles, claiming solitude to the south; blood flows as they advance. - Citation 2 from "Book of Han": They have already punished the Lü clan and have now spilled blood in the capital. Annotations by Yan Shigu suggest this character should be read as蹀. 喋: 1. [～呷] Describes the sound of groups of fish or waterfowl when they eat. 喋 (zhá) Verb: 1. Opening and closing the mouth, sucking ([En.] suck). 2. Also see dié. 喋 (zhá) Verb: 1. Opening and closing the mouth, sucking ([En.] suck). - Example: "唼喋;" "喋呷" describes the way water birds or fish gather to eat; "喋噏" reflects a similar gathering to eat. 2. Also see dié.