廵 Stroke Order

廵: 1. Same as "巡" (xún), meaning to patrol or to inspect. 2. (Phonetic-semantic compound. From "辵" (chuò), the sound of "川". Primary meaning: to inspect various places; to patrol). “巡” means to inspect during travel. - "Five years of guarding patrols." — From "说文" (Shuōwén). - "In the Zhou system, there was a patrol every twelve years; in the Yin system, every six years." — From "虞书" (Yúshū), Zheng's commentary: "To travel and inspect what is guarded." - "During the day, there were three patrols." — From "孟子" (Mèngzǐ). - "The servant patrols the palace." — From "左传" (Zuǒzhuàn), 31st year of Xianggong. - "To patrol the city." — From "左传" (Zuǒzhuàn), 9th year of Xianggong. - "Guests should patrol their path." — From "周礼" (Zhōulǐ). - "Elder brother, I will go patrol the mountains; you should not follow me to listen." — From "西游记" (Xīyóujì). - "I followed the ruler and patrolled the world, which had many grievances." — From "国语" (Guóyǔ). 3. To examine; to look closely. - "The ruler inspects the sacrificial animals." — From "礼记" (Lǐjì).