縛 Stroke Order
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Information of 縛
Pinyin
fù
Radical
糹
Strokes
16 strokes
Usage
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Definition
to bind / to tie
Definition of 「縛」:
1. See "缚".
2. (Verb)
1. To bind with rope. For example: "Has the strength to tie a chicken by the hand" (an expression indicating a weak person). In "Zuo Zhuan, Year Two of Duke Wen": "Duke Xiang of Jin tied up the prisoners from Qin and allowed Lai Ju to execute them with a spear."
2. To restrain or restrict. In Bai Juyi's poem "Traveling in the Pingyuan, Dedicated to Huai Shu": "Moreover, I am glad that my body is free from constraints; yet gradually my temples have some gray." In "Dream of the Red Chamber, Chapter Fourteen": "Moreover, the person is exceptionally talented and handsome, charming and elegant, not bound by official social norms or national systems."
3. (Noun)
1. A rope used for binding. In "Zuo Zhuan, Year Six of Duke Xi": "King Wu personally released his bindings, accepted his jade, and performed a purification." In "Records of the Grand Historian, Volume Ninety-Two, Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "Then he untied his bindings, faced east, sat in the west, and studied under him."