攮 Stroke Order

攮 [nǎng] 1. A type of short and sharp knife, referred to as "攮子" (nǎng zi). (A kind of short and sharp knife, called "攮子".) 2. To stab with a knife or a pointed object. (To stab with a "攮子" or knife.) Meaning Summary: 1. (En.) push - Same as the original meaning. (同本义 [En.] push) 2. (En.) stab - To stab with a knife. (用刀刺 [En.] stab) 3. (En.) fall - To fall down. (栽倒;跌 [En.] fall) 4. (En.) abuse - Often used in combination with derogatory terms to insult. (常与贬义词结合成骂人的话 [En.] abuse) Examples and References: - From "说文": 攘，推也 (In "Shuowen": "攘" means to push.) - From "方言十二": 攘，裺止也 (In "Dialect Twelve": "攘" means to stop.) - From "礼记·曲礼": 左右攘辟 (In "Liji": moves left and right to push.) - From "史记·太史公自序": 小子何敢攘焉 (In "Records of the Grand Historian": "What dare you to push?") Examples for Stabbing: - "枪头子攮到贼肚里" (The gun's tip stabbed into the thief's belly.) - "攮刀子" (to be stabbed, an insult.) - "攮死人" (to stab someone to death.) Examples for Falling: - "一头攮在了地上" (Fell headfirst onto the ground.) Examples for Abuse: - "攮糠" (An insult meaning someone who eats chaff, referring to a foolish person.)