慵 Stroke Order

慵 [yōng] Definition: 1. Languid; lethargic; feeling tired and lazy to move. Usage examples: - 慵困 (yōng kùn): feeling languid and drowsy. - 慵懒 (yōng lǎn): lazy and unwilling to move. - 慵惰 (yōng duò): lethargic and idle. - 慵倦 (yōng juàn): weary and fatigued. 2. Same as "庸" (yōng). Commonplace; mediocrity. Usage examples: - 慵人 (yōng rén): a mediocre person; someone who is unremarkable. Origin: The character is formed by the phonetic component "庸" and the semantic component of "heart" (心), indicating indifference or laziness in one's demeanor or actions. Example from literature: 《封神演义》: 行旅畏威慵举步，佳人怕热懒登台。 (Translation: Travelers feared the威 (power) and walked lazily; the beautiful women were reluctant to take the stage due to the heat.) Note: This character also conveys a sense of idleness and lack of ambition, capturing the essence of being unmotivated or lethargic in both physical and mental aspects.