垅 Stroke Order

垅 1. Same as "垄" (lǒng). 同“垄”。 2. Phonetic compound, composed of the element "土" (earth) and the sound "龙" (lóng). Original meaning: tomb. "The head of the living king is not as good as the tomb of the dead soldiers." — From "Strategies of the Warring States: Qi Strategies". 形声。从土，龙声。本义：坟。生王之头，曾不若死士之垄也。——《战国策·齐策》 3. Ridge or bund in fields. "On the ridges where plowing has stopped." — From "Records of the Grand Historian: The Family of Chen". 田埂。辍耕之垄上。——西汉·司马迁《史记·陈涉世家》 4. For example: - 垄次 (lǒngcì) - ridges in the fields; - 垄亩之臣 (lǒngmǔ zhī chén) - ministers who resign from office to return to farming; - 垄亩 (lǒngmǔ) - fields and paths. 又如：垄次（田间）；垄亩之臣（辞官归耕田野的臣子）；垄亩（阡陌田野）。 5. A soil ridge for planting crops in rows. 成行种植农作物的土埂。 6. Something resembling a ridge. 像垄的东西。 7. High hill, elevated ground. "The hill where Bi Gan is buried." — From "Songs of Chu: Eastern Shuo: Seven Counsels to Sink the River." Note: "A small hill is called 丘 (qiū), a large one is called 垄 (lǒng). 垄 can also be written as 陇 (lǒng)." 高丘，高地。封比干之丘垄。——《楚辞·东方朔·七谏沉江》。注：“小曰丘，大曰垄。垄，一作陇。” 8. For example: - 垄岗沙 (lǒnggǎng shā) - a type of sand dune widely distributed in deserts, also known as "sand ridge" or "longitudinal dune." 又如：垄岗沙（沙漠中广泛分布的一种沙丘，也称“沙垄”或“纵向沙丘”）。