槕 Stroke Order

槕 1. An ancient term that is synonymous with "table." - (Phonetic compound. Derived from "wood," with a shortened sound from "卓." The character "桌" was originally written as "卓." "卓" signifies something high and upright. Later, based on the characteristic of "棹" being made of wood, the character "桌" was created. Additionally, it is commonly written as "棹." The primary meaning: table.) - Examples: 一桌, 一椅. — From "虞初新志·秋声诗自序" - In ancient times, it referred to a "table" or "desk." The political officials would share a table, making it as close as the heavens. — From "明·文隶《列皇小识》" - For instance: - 桌巾 (tablecloth) - 桌屏 (a small screen placed on the table for decoration) - 桌帏 (also known as "桌帷," refers to decorative items surrounding the table, often made of fabric or silk) - 桌裙 (table skirt, which is the same as 桌帏). - It is also used as a measure word for meals, such as 一桌酒席 (one table of dishes), 三桌客 (three tables for guests).