盉 Stroke Order

盉【hé】 1. Ancient wine vessel made of bronze, typically featuring a round mouth and a large belly with three or four feet, used for warming wine or adjusting the dilution of wine. It was popular in the late Shang Dynasty and early Western Zhou Dynasty. 【English】: Ancient utensil. Made of bronze, with a round mouth and deep belly, supported by three legs. It is used for mixing wine and regulating its strength. Popular during the Shang Dynasty and early Western Zhou Dynasty. 2. [Verb] To flavor; later written as "和" (hé) meaning to mix or harmonize. For example: 调盉 (to flavor). 【English】: To flavor. Later written as "和" (to mix). For example: 调盉 (to season). 3. Ancient utensil. Made of bronze, with a round mouth and deep belly, supported by three legs. This is a vessel for harmonizing wine and regulating its strength. It was prevalent in the Shang and early Western Zhou Dynasties. 【English】: Ancient utensil. Made of bronze with a round mouth and deep belly, on three legs. It is a vessel for adjusting the strength of wine; popular during the Shang and early Western Zhou periods. 4. [Verb] To flavor; later written as "和" (to harmonize). For instance: 调盉 (to season). 【English】: To flavor. Later referred to as "和" (to balance/flavor). For example: 调盉 (to spice).