缼 Stroke Order

缼: 1. Same as "缺" (quē), meaning to lack or be incomplete. Example: The broken pottery or container serves as a model for "缺". The original meaning is: the damage to an object. It extends to mean lacking and incomplete. "缺" refers to the breaking of an object. — "Shuōwén" 2. Shortage; deficiency. Example: "缺王道之仪." — "Hanshu · Sima Xiangru Zhuan" Example: "于此微缺然." — Qing Dynasty, Yuan Mei, "祭妹文" 3. Gap; opening. Example: "锋口为缺." — Qing Dynasty, Shao Changheng, "青门剩稿" 4. Defect. It extends to mean a regret or limitation. Example: "犹欲保残守缺." — "Wenxuan · Liu Xin · 移太常博士书" 5. In the dialect of Henan, "缺" represents the meaning of deception or cheating.