栉 Stroke Order

栉 (zhì) 1. A general term for combs and hairpins, metaphorically arranged densely like the teeth of a comb. 一、梳子和篦子的总称，喻像梳齿那样密集排列着。 2. To comb hair. 二、梳头。 3. To remove or eliminate. 三、剔除。 4. (Noun) The general term for combs and hairpins. （名）梳子、篦子的总称。 【引】 1. 说文: “栉，梳比之总名也。” 疏: “比密曰栉，尤密者曰茝。” 2. In the Rites of Zhou - the ceremony of the official cap: "Offer kilt and comb at the southern end of the feast." 3. In the Rites of Zhou - the mourning garments: "What is disliked is the comb, meaning a comb made of wood." 4. In the Book of Songs - Zhou Hymns: "Its height is like a wall, its arrangement is like comb teeth." 5. In Zhuangzi - fables: "The wife holds a scarf and a comb." 【例】 例如: 栉佩 (combing tools and ornaments); 栉珥 (combs and earrings); 栉栉 (arranged densely); 栉密 (arranged densely like comb teeth). 5. (Verb) 1. To comb hair. 1.1. Bai Juyi's letter to Yuan Jiu: "Now waiting for the punishment in Xunyang, other than washing, combing, eating, and sleeping, there is nothing else." 【例】 例如: 栉工 (formerly referred to those who combed hair); 栉束 (to comb and tie hair); 栉冠 (to comb hair and wear a hat); 栉掠 (to groom); 栉梳 (to comb); 栉发 (to comb hair). 2. To clear or eliminate. 2.1. Han Yu's inscription for Wang Jun's tomb: "Clearing dirt and scratching itch, the people gained awakening." 【例】 例如: 栉剔 (to clear or eliminate); 栉垢爬痒 (to remove dirt and scratch an itch, metaphorically meaning to eliminate evil).