瞆 Stroke Order

瞆 1. Extremely high vision. 2. Blind person; dim-sighted. 瞆 1. Extremely high vision. 2. Blind person; dim-sighted: "As deaf and as blind, many there are." 瞆 (guì) Noun: Blind (English: blind) 瞆 (guì) Adjective: Dim-sighted (English: dim-sighted). Examples: - 瞆眩 (dizzy eyes; feeling faint) - 瞆瞆 (unable to see clearly; also metaphorically refers to being confused) - 瞆瞀 (imprecise or obscure matters) 瞆 (guì) Noun: Blind (English: blind) *Reference* 1. Qing Dynasty, Ye Xie, "Original Poetry": "The rest, if not distorted, are rotten, as deaf and as blind, many there are." 2. "Classified Essays": "瞆, no brilliance in the eyes." 瞆 (guì) Adjective: Dim-sighted (English: dim-sighted). Examples: - 瞆眩 (dizzy eyes) - 瞆瞆 (unable to see clearly; also metaphorically refers to being confused) - 瞆瞀 (imprecise or obscure matters) 瞆 1. Eye disease. 瞆 1. Ancient synonym for "聩" (deafness). 2. Ancient synonym for "愦" (fuzzy vision). 瞆 1. Ancient synonym for "聩" (deaf): "If unable to see, one is not better than a blind and deaf person." 2. Ancient synonym for "愦" (fuzzy vision).