箸 Stroke Order

箸 zhù 1. Chopsticks. 2. A type of bamboo that grows in the sand along the southern coast. 3. Ancient form of "著", meaning obvious or manifest. 箸 zhù 名词 (Noun) 本义: 筷子。(Chopsticks. Also written as "筯"). 造字法: 形声。从竹，者声。(Character formation: phono-semantic compound; composed of the radical for bamboo and the sound component "者"). 引 1. From "礼记·曲礼": The use of a fork for dishes with vegetables. Note: "Some people today may refer to chopsticks as fork." 2. From "史记·十二诸侯年表": Zhou used elephant tusks as chopsticks, while Ji Zi sighed. 3. From Tang dynasty, Li Bai’s "行路难": Stopped the cup and threw down the chopsticks, unable to eat. 4. From Qing dynasty, Zhou Rong’s "芋老人传": Stopped using chopsticks and sighed. 例 1. Another example: also stopped and said. 2. Another example: Stuck with just one chopstick. 3. Another example: Long chopsticks (longer than usual); chopsticks are longer than bowls (metaphor for disarray); chopstick holder (bamboo tube for holding chopsticks); chopsticks themselves (筷子). 箸 zhù 动词 (Verb) 1. 通“著”. 显明; 显示 (to manifest). 引 1. From "荀子·非十二子": One who knows their fate demonstrates this. 2. From "荀子·强国": The ruler effectively demonstrates power. 3. From "荀子·王霸": Demonstrating loyalty and faith, manifesting kindness and righteousness. 2. 撰写，写作。后作“著” ([En.] write). 引 1. From "后汉书": Wrote "论衡" in eighty-five chapters, over two hundred thousand words. 2. From "史记": After some regulations of Han were established, all the discussions were written by Shusun Sheng. 例 1. Another example: 记载; 记录 (recording). 2. Another example: 著作，论述 (authored works, dissertations). 3. Another example: 撰述; 写成的作品 (written compositions).