緪 Stroke Order

Definition of 緪: 1. 大绳子；粗索子。 1. A large rope; a thick cord. 2. 引急；绷急(琴弦)。 2. To pull tight; to tighten (a stringed instrument's string). 3. 竟。 1. Finally; ultimately. Additional information: - 《説文•糸部》 mentions: "緪，大索也。" (In "Shuowen Jiezi • Silk Section": “緪, a large rope.”) - From Qing Dynasty, Wang Shidian's "Chou Lin Xing": “涒灘之歲陰氣凝，愁霖不絶如貫緪。” (In the year of erosion at the beach, the gloomy air condenses, and the sorrowful rain doesn't stop like piercing the rope.) - In "Chuci • Jiu Ge • Dong Jun": “緪瑟兮交鼓。” (The string is pulled tight while the drums are struck.) - Tang Dynasty's Liu Zongyuan's poem: “若人抱奇音，朱絃緪枯桐。” (If a person embraces a strange melody, the red strings pull taut on the dry paulownia.) - Ming Dynasty's Liu Ji’s poem: “緪之朱絲絃，彈我《白雪》音。” (The taut red silk strings play the sound of "White Snow.") - 《方言》 states: “絚，竟也。秦、晋或曰緪，或曰竟，楚曰筵。” (In "Dialect": “絚, ultimately. In Qin and Jin, it may be called 緪 or 竟, while in Chu it is called 筵.”) - From "Guangyun • Shengtone": “緪，亦作絙。” (In "Guangyun": “緪 is also written as 絙.”) - In "Wenxuan • Ban Gu's Reply to the Guest's Play": “潛神默記，緪以年歲。” (Subtly recalling in silence, ultimately marked by years.)