斈 Stroke Order

斈: 1. Same as "学" (to learn). Found in Dunhuang manuscripts. 2. Same as "学" (to learn). In the Dunhuang manuscript "Taitzi Chengdao Jing": "(The prince) gradually grew up, learning the skills of people, and ultimately succeeded." 3. (Phonetic-meaning character. Originally written as "壆", resembling two hands constructing a house shape. Later used a phonetic component, adding "子" for meaning. "子" refers to children. Small children are the main learners. Original meaning: to learn.) 4. Same basic meaning, to study, knowledge as well. — From "Guangya" (广雅). 5. (Phonetic-meaning character. Originally written as "壆", resembling two hands constructing a house shape. Later used a phonetic component, adding "子" for meaning. "子" refers to children. Small children are the main learners. Original meaning: to learn.) 6. Same basic meaning, to study, knowledge as well. — From "Guangya" (广雅).