楣 Stroke Order

楣 [méi] 1. 门框上的横木。 (Lintel over the door.) 2. 房屋的横梁，即二梁。 (Cross beam of a house, also known as the secondary beam.) 3. 屋檐口，椽端的横板。 (Eaves, the cross board at the end of the rafters.) 引申意： 1. 同本义 (Lintel over the door.) 2. 也指门框上的横木。也叫“门楣”。 (Also refers to the horizontal piece on the door frame, also called “door lintel.”) 3. 房屋的横梁，即二梁 (Cross beam of a house.) 例句： - 又如:楣机 (metaphor for key or important part) (For example: “lintel mechanism” (metaphor for key or important part).) 引文： 1. 《说文》：楣，屋边联也。齐谓之檐，楚谓之梠，秦谓之楣。徐锴曰：“按尔雅，‘楣谓之梁’谓门上横梁也。” (From "Shuowen": "Méi refers to the side connection of a house. It is called eaves in Qi, and 梠 in Chu, and 瓇 in Qin. Xu Kai said: 'According to Erya, "Méi refers to a beam," specifically the horizontal beam over the door.') 2. 枚乘《七发》: 阳气见于眉(楣)宇之间。按，以屋之近前下垂处，喻额前也。 (From “Qi Fa”: “The yang energy appears between the eyebrow (Méi) and the roof.” According to this, the hanging part of the house near the front symbolizes the forehead.) 3. 《仪礼·乡饮礼》：主人阼阶上当楣。 (In "Rites of Zhou - Country Feast": "The host should stand at the stair of the gate under the lintel.") 4. 《仪礼·公食礼》：公当楣北乡皆是也。 (In "Rites of Zhou - Public Eating": "The public should be under the lintel to the north of the village.") 5. 明· 袁宏道《十景园小集》：苍藤蔽檐楣，楚楚干云势。 (Ming dynasty: Yuan Hongdao's "Ten Scenery Garden": "Vines cover the lintel, delicate clouds in the air.") - 例: 又如:楣梁(房屋的次梁);楣栋(屋的正梁和次梁) (For example: “Méi beam” (the secondary beam of a house); “Méi ridge” (the main and secondary beams of a house).)