嗌 Stroke Order

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Information of 嗌

Pinyin ài、 yì

Radical

口

Strokes

13 strokes

Usage

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Definition

嗌 [yì] 1. Throat (咽喉) 2. Metaphorically refers to a vital communication line (交通要道) 3. Sound of flattering (嗌喔) Example: 嗌呕 (sound of flattery, describing a voice that is overly flattering) 4. See also: ài 引: 1. In "释名": The throat is also called 嗌; it is the place where air flows, a crucial point. 2. In "山海经·北山经": Food causes pain in the throat. 3. In "列子·汤问": It causes my throat to ache and my waist to feel tense. 4. In "素问": The throat is covered in dust, and the body lacks moisture. 嗌 [ài] 1. To choke (咽喉塞住) 2. See also: yì 引: 1. In local dialects: 嗌 means to choke; in Qin and Jin dialects it is also referred to as 嗌. 2. In "谷梁传·昭公十九年": Choking does not allow a grain to pass. Example: 嗌喉 (to hang oneself leading to death)