茔 Stroke Order

茔 (yíng) 1. Grave, burial ground. Meaning: Grave, burial ground. Example: graveyard, burial ground, ancestral grave. 2. Mound. Meaning: Refers to a mound, especially in the context of graves. 茔 (yíng) Noun: - Primary meaning: Burial ground. - Derivation: A phonetic and ideographic character; it combines 土 (earth) with the phonetic element 荧 (yíng). Synonyms: 1. Same as the primary meaning ([En.] graveyard). Reference: 1. "Shuowen": 茔 means grave. 2. "Yupian": 茔 means burial ground. 3. "Guangya": 茔 refers to a burial place. 4. "Book of Han": The land was granted as a grave in the east of Dou. Note: “grave land.” 5. "Book of Han": The empress dowager decreed that lands belonging to the Wang family outside should not be treated as graves, with all taxes imposed on the poor people. Examples: - Like: 茔树 (trees planted on burial grounds, usually pines and cypresses). 2. Mound. Reference: 1. "Yuan Mei,祭妹文": The early grave is located in Hang. Examples: - Like: Use yellow earth to seal the grave; 茔户 (houses designated by the government to guard graves); 茔墓 (grave). 茔 (yíng) Verb: 1. To bury. Reference: 1. "Hou Yanqing,退斋笔录": I did not wish to bury on another mountain, so I buried at the base of the western mound. Examples: - Like: 茔葬 (burial).