娥 Stroke Order

娥 [é] 形 1. 女子姿容美好。常“娥媌”、“娥娥”、“娥姣”等连用，形容女子美貌。 (A woman with beautiful features. Often used in phrases like "娥媌", "娥娥", "娥姣" to describe a woman's beauty.) 2. 常引申为眉毛。 (Often extended to refer to eyebrows.) 名 1. 美女 ([En.] beautiful woman). (Beautiful woman.) 2. 借指眉毛 ([En.] eyebrows). (Also refers to eyebrows.) 3. 传说中尧女舜妻的字 ([En.] E, one of the two daughters of the emperor Yao). (A name from legend, referring to E, one of Emperor Yao's daughters.) 4. 嫦娥的简称 ([En.] Chang’e, the goddess of the moon). (An abbreviation of Chang’e, the moon goddess.) 引 1. 《列子·周穆王》：娥媌靡曼者。注：“妖好也。” (From "Liezi, Zhou Mu Wang": "娥媌靡曼" refers to an enchanting beauty. Note: "妖好也" means "charming.") 例 如: 娥姣(容貌美好); 娥苗(妖艳美好) (For example: 娥姣 (beautiful appearance); 娥苗 (exquisitely beautiful).) 名 1. 美女 ([En.] beautiful woman). (Beautiful woman.) 例 如: 娥流(女流); 娥妆(美女的妆饰); 娥苗(轻盈美丽的女子); 娥辉(女子的光彩) (For example: 娥流 (women); 娥妆 (beautiful women's adornments); 娥苗 (gracefully beautiful women); 娥辉 (the brilliance of women).) 2. 借指眉毛 ([En.] eyebrows). (Also refers to eyebrows.) 例 如: 娥翠(女子细长而黑的眉); 娥绿(即螺黛。妇女画眉用的青黑色颜料) (For example: 娥翠 (fine and dark eyebrows of women); 娥绿 (referring to the black pigment used by women to decorate their eyebrows).) 3. 传说中尧女舜妻的字 ([En.] E, one of the two daughters of the emperor Yao). (A name from legend, referring to E, one of Emperor Yao's daughters.) 引 1. 《说文》：娥，帝尧之女 舜妻娥皇字也。秦晋谓好曰姪娥。 (From "Shuowen": "娥" is the daughter of Emperor Yao, and the character of Shun's wife, Ehuang. In Qin and Jin, beautiful is called "姪娥.") 例 如: 娥皇女英(相传是尧的两个女儿，同嫁给虞舜为妃。后舜出巡时死于苍梧之野，她二人奔丧到南方，投湘水而死) (For example: 娥皇女英 (the legendary daughters of Yao, both married to the emperor Shun. After Shun died while surveying, they mourned and fled south, ultimately sinking into the Xiang River).) 4. 嫦娥的简称 ([En.] Chang’e, the goddess of the moon). (An abbreviation of Chang’e, the moon goddess.) 例 如: 娥轮(月亮的别称); 娥月(月亮的别称。传说月中有嫦娥，故称); 娥魄(月亮); 娥轮(月亮); 娥影(月光。指镜中美人的影子或月中的嫦娥) (For example: 娥轮 (another name for the moon); 娥月 (another name for the moon, referring to Chang’e residing there); 娥魄 (moon); 娥影 (moonlight; referring to the image of a beautiful woman in a mirror or Chang’e on the moon).)