莘 Stroke Order

莘 [shēn] 1. Long in appearance. 2. [如莘莘学子] Numerous, as in many students. 3. A surname. 莘 [shēn] (形) 1. Long in appearance: “The fish is in the weeds, with a long tail.” 2. Numerous in appearance ([En.] numerous) 莘 [shēn] (名) 1. Name of an ancient state (Shen state), also known as Youxin, Youxin, or Youzhen, located north of Cao County in present-day Shandong Province. 2. A surname. 3. Refer to xīn. 莘 [shēn] (形) 1. Numerous in appearance ([En.] numerous) 引: 1. "The Book of History, Jin Yu": "Shen shen post." Note: "Shen shen" means numerous. 2. Mei Cheng's "Seven Poetic Dances": "Shen shen jiang jiang." Note: "Shen shen" suggests many forms. 3. "Zhuangzi, Xu Wugui": "The disaster’s length is thus numerous." Explanation cited from Li's note: "Shen means much." 例: 如: 莘莘 2. Long ([En.] long) 引: 1. "Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Fish and Weeds": "With a long tail." Mao’s commentary: Shen, long appearance. 莘 [shēn] (名) 1. Name of an ancient state (Shen state), also known as Youxin, Youxin, or Youzhen, located north of Cao County in present-day Shandong Province. 例: 如: 莘老 (referring to商伊尹, who once farmed in the fields of Youxin); 莘野 (referring to a place of retreat). 2. A surname. 3. Refer to xīn. 莘 [xīn] (名) 1. Name of a plant. 2. A place name. 3. Refer to shēn. 莘 [xīn] (名) 1. Name of a plant. 例: 如: 细莘 (a herbaceous plant, perennial). 2. A place name. 例: 如: 莘庄 (located in Shanghai). 3. Refer to shēn.