氺 Stroke Order

氺 (shuǐ) 1. Ancient form of “水” (water). 2. Taking water from a well (a colorless, tasteless transparent liquid). - Example: "Now I send my strength to assist you in the labor of fetching water; this too is a duty of a son." 3. Using water (a colorless, tasteless transparent liquid) to measure levels. - Example: "Craftsmen establish a country, using water to level the land." 4. Swimming. - Example: "Those who depend on boats for travel cannot swim yet can traverse rivers." 5. Using water (a colorless, tasteless transparent liquid) for attack. - Example: "In today’s world, those who attack often use water as part of their strategies." 6. Soaking; moistening. - Example: "When summer arrives, logger’s wood should be treated with fire; in winter, the inner wood should be peeled and soaked." 7. A colorless, tasteless transparent liquid. - Example: "The flowing water converges towards the sea." 8. Rivers. - Example: "The spring is on the left, and the Qishui River is on the right." 9. A form of natural disaster. - Example: "In the 24th year of the Xiang Gong, when meeting at Yiyi to attack Qi, the waters hindered them." 10. The horizontal path in ancient chessboards between two ends. - Example: "Board games are played with two people facing each other, in a grid divided into twelve paths; the one in the middle is called Water." 11. Formerly referred to the painful living conditions of nuns and prostitutes. - Example: "I wonder when the nuns who do not return to secular life will escape these hardships."