菀 Stroke Order

菀 [wǎn] 1. (noun) A perennial herbaceous plant, stems over two meters tall, with serrated leaves. The roots and rhizomes can be used in medicine. 2. (adjective) The appearance of lush vegetation. 菀 [wǎn] 1. (adjective) Exuberant; flourishing; luxuriant; thick. 2. (further reference) See yù. 菀 [yù] 1. (adjective) Luxuriant. 2. (adjective) Withered. 3. (adjective) Commonly refers to “蕴,” meaning gloomy; to be congested or accumulated. 4. (further reference) See wǎn. 菀 (引) 1. In "The Book of Songs, Greater Odes, Mulberry Soft": 菀彼桑柔. (Translation: "The mulberry softens in abundance.") Comment: "菀, lush appearance." 2. In "The Book of Songs, Lesser Odes, First Month": 有菀其特. 菀 [yù] 1. (adjective) Luxuriant. - Example: 菀枯 (The flourishing and withering of vegetation. Metaphor for human honor and disgrace, advantage and disadvantage). 2. (adjective) Withered. - Example: 菀柳 (A withered willow tree. Metaphor for corrupt politics). 3. (adjective) Commonly refers to “蕴.” Gloomy. - Example: 菀结 (Congestion, accumulation); 菀热 (Accumulation of heat). 名词 (noun) Garden or park; synonymous with "苑." In "Guanzi, Water and Land": "The earth is the original source of all things, the root of all life is 菀." In "Book of Han, Volume 86, Biography of Wang Jia": "The edict canceled the 菀 and granted over 2,000 hectares to the wise; from this point, the equitable land distribution system collapsed." 名词 (noun) Garden or park; synonymous with "苑." In "Guanzi, Water and Land": "The earth is the original source of all things, the root of all life is 菀." In "Book of Han, Volume 86, Biography of Wang Jia": "The edict canceled the 菀 and granted over 2,000 hectares to the wise; from this point, the equitable land distribution system collapsed."