翺 Stroke Order

翺: 1. Same as "翱." Refers to the original meaning. "翱" means to soar or fly. - "Contemplate riding the auspicious wind to soar." — "Shuo Wen" - "Soaring beyond the four seas." — "Han Shu, Wang Bao Zhuan" - "Note: One wing up and one wing down is called '翱'." - "When a bird flies high, its wings are up and down; when it flies straight and stays still, it is called '翔'." — "Huainan Zi, Lan Ming" - "Note: Qi Zi soars." — "Shijing, Qi Feng, Zai Qu" - "Lambskin soaring." — "Shijing, Guifeng, Gǎo Qiú" - "Glide through the dust behind, soaring ahead of the path." — Bao Zhao, "Dance of the Crane" 2. Metaphor for a person wandering freely and joyfully. "To soar, to glide." — "Shijing, Zheng Feng, Nu Yue Ji Ming"