渥 Stroke Order

渥 [wò] 1. Wet, moisten. 2. Thick, rich. 渥 [wò] 1. Wet, moisten. 2. Thick; strong: rich flavor (渥味), great kindness (渥恩), great favor (渥惠), superior (优渥). 渥 [wò] (verb) 1. Original meaning: to wet. 2. Etymology: Phonetic compound; composed of the water component and a phonetic element. Meaning: 1. Same as the original meaning (wet). 1. References: - "Shuowen Jiezi": 渥, to moisten. - "Book of Songs": both superior and rich. - "I Ching": its shape is wet, note: "to moisten." Example: - 渥汗 (sweating after taking medication and covering oneself with a quilt due to exposure to wind and cold), 渥润 (to moisten). 2. Same as 剭 (wū). To kill; in ancient times, nobles were executed inside a house, hidden from public view. 渥 [wò] (adjective) 1. Thick; rich. Example: - 渥涣 (great kindness), 渥眷 (deep affection), 渥集 (to nest), 渥味 (strong flavor), 渥采 (bright color), 渥沛 (abundant and prosperous), 渥盛 (generous), 渥典 (great grace). 2. Lustrous. Reference: - "Book of Songs": complexion like a rich red. Example: - 渥然 (red and moist appearance), 渥耀 (to shine brightly), 渥丹 (moistened red mineral, describing a rosy color), 渥须 (a beautiful beard). 3. Deep. Example: - 渥恩 (great kindness), 渥厚 (deep and thick), 渥绛 (deep red), 渥宠 (great affection), 渥挚 (heartfelt and profound). 4. Heavy. Example: - 渥形 (as in heavy punishment), 渥眄 (to regard highly, treat favorably).