氶 Stroke Order

氶 1. Anciently the same as "拯" (to lift or support). 古同“拯”。 2. A river name (～水) originating from Shandong Province, China, flowing into the canal. 〔～水〕河名，源出中国山东省，流入运河。 3. An ancient county name, located in present-day Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province, China. 古县名，在今中国山东省枣庄市。 (Phonetic compound. From the hand, with "丞" (chéng) as the phonetic. Original meaning: to lift upwards.) (形声。从手，丞(chéng)声。本义:向上举) Same original meaning, as stated in the I Ching: "艮期腓，不拯其随." — "The feet do not rise." Wang Bi's annotation: "随 refers to toes. Stopping the ankle prevents the toes from lifting." Kong Yingda's commentary: "拯 means to lift." 同本义，艮期腓，不拯其随。——《易·艮》。王弼注:“随，谓趾也。止其腓，故其趾不拯也。”孔颖达疏:“拯，举也。” 4. Anciently the same as "承" (to carry or inherit). 古同“承”。 5. A surname. 姓。 (Associative meaning. The shape of oracle bone characters, with the upper part resembling a person kneeling and the lower part resembling two hands. Together indicating a person being supported or held up by both hands. Original meaning: to hold.) (会意。甲骨文字形，上面象跽跪着的人，下面象两只手。合起来表示人被双手捧着或接着。本义:捧着) To inherit: "The red brightness has not yet inherited the night." — "Chuci: Call of the Soul." Note: "To continue." 继承，朱明未承夜兮。——《楚辞·招魂》。注:“续也。” 6. [～乡] The name of a Han princely state in China. 〔～乡〕中国汉侯国名。