欬 Stroke Order

欬 [kài] 1. Also written as 咳. Cough, meaning to cough. Example: In "Zuo Zhuan, Year 24 of Duke Zhao," it says: "I turned left and coughed, and then killed him." 2. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is defined as a serious cough ([En.] cough). Reference: "Shuo Wen": 欬 refers to a reversed qi. Reference: "Zhou Li": In winter, there are coughs with a wheezing illness. Reference: "Su Wen, Yin Yang Ying Xiang Da Lun": When it changes, it becomes cough. Note: "Cough is beneficial for the throat." Reference: "Li Ji, Qu Li": One should not cough loudly in the car. Reference: "Shi Ji, Di Zi Zhuan": Lu Yue is known as 'cough,' styled Zi Sheng. Reference: "Li Ji, Yue Ling": The country has many wind coughs. Reference: "Zuo Zhuan, Year 24 of Duke Zhao": I turned left and stopped coughing; then I killed him. 3. The gas from the stomach comes out of the mouth and makes a sound. 4. Ancient same as 咳. 5. (Variant of pronunciation in some contexts).