殠 Stroke Order

殠 [chòu] 1. Same as "臭" (chòu), meaning a foul, rotten smell. - Example: "In the burial of the ancient emperor Yao... the underground springs did not mix up and the upper ones did not leak out the stink." 2. The foul, rotten smell. ([En.] stink) - Reference: 1. "Shuōwén": 殠, meaning a corrupting air. - 2. "Yùpiān": 殠, meaning the air harmed by things. - 3. "Han Shu · Yángchǎng Zhuàn": the Chanyu of the Xiongnu, Maodun, obtained good food and items from Han, called it the foul stink. - 4. "Han Shu · Yáng Wángsūn Zhuàn": the underground springs did not mix up and the upper ones did not leak out the stink. 3. Example: Also, 殠恶 (foul and of poor quality). (*Cited from traditional dictionary definitions) (One) Same pronunciation as another character.