煖 Stroke Order

煖 [xuān] 1. Same as "暖" (nuǎn). - "煖", meaning warm. - In "The Analects of Mengzi", it says: "At fifty, without silk one cannot be warmed; at seventy, without meat one cannot be full; without warmth one cannot be full, and this is called 'frozen hunger.'" 2. Fire energy. - "煖", relating to fire energy. 形 (Form): (Phonetic compound. The left part is from "日" indicating sun, and the right part "爰" (yuán) indicates sound. "煗", is from fire, and "耎" (ruǎn) indicates sound. The original meaning: temperature that is neither cold nor hot. - The same basic meaning stands, "煖" means warm. - Also appears as "煗" or "暖". Examples: - 暖谷 (warm valley in winter) - 暖阳阳 (describing pleasant warmth) - 暖景 (scenery in spring warmth) - 暖丝 (describing the feeling of warmth) - 暖煦 (warm) - 暖意 (the meaning or sentiment of warmth) - 暖炉 (fireplace for winter heating) - 暖霁 (clear and warm after the rain) 3. Same as "煊" (xuān). - Warmth (English: warmth) 引 (Reference): 1. From "Zhuangzi, Dazongshi": "Awe-inspiring in the autumn, warm and lively in the spring." 例 (Example): - 煖风 (warm wind) - 煖色 (colors that give a warm feeling) - 煖耳 (earmuffs) - 煖房, 煖屋 (a house with a heated floor for warmth)