曵 Stroke Order

曵 (yì) 1. A variant character for "曳". 2. To drag or pull. "曳" has the meaning of "to pull lightly". — "Shuowen Jiezi" (说文). - "To pull and shake" implies the act of binding and dragging. 3. To wear. "When a child has clothes, it should not drag or hang." — "Poems of Tang Feng" (诗·唐风). - Kong Yingda's commentary: "Both '娄' and '曳' concern the matter of wearing clothes." 4. To lead. "Sunzi ordered Zhangzi to lead the soldiers to confront the Yan troops." — "Leyi Tu Qi Pinghua" (乐毅图齐平话). 5. To be in a difficult situation, exhausted. "Though poor, one does not become frustrated; though lowly, one does not become resentful; even when the years are tired and exhausted, one still has the wind of the famous scholars." — "Book of the Later Han" (后汉书).