蠡 Stroke Order

蠡 [lǐ] 1. Insect eating wood; extended meaning refers to the state of an object becoming worn out and on the verge of breaking due to prolonged use. 蠡 [lǐ] 动 虫蛀木 (eat; insect eats wood). Extended meaning refers to an object that has worn down over time and is about to break. 【引】 1. "Shuowen" says: 蠡, refers to insects gnawing at wood. Duan Yucai noted: "蠡 means 刺, like cutting objects with a knife." 2. "Mengzi": to chase after 蠡. 【用法】 1. Name of a person or place. 2. Refer to: lí; luó. Examples: - 范蠡 (Fan Li, a minister of the Kingdom of Yue at the end of the Spring and Autumn period) - 蠡县 (Li County in central Hebei Province) - 蠡湖 (Lake Li in southeastern Wuxi, Jiangsu) 蠡 [lí] 1. Dip made from calabash. 2. Refer to: lǐ; luó. 蠡 [lí] 名 1. 瓠瓢, used in context to mean a dipper made from a calabash ([En.] calabash shell serving as dipper). 【引】 1. "The Book of Han" states: to measure the sea with a 蠡. 【用法】 - 蠡升 (a dipper that holds one liter) - 蠡帽 (a protective cap similar to a calabash, named for its shape) - 蠡勺 (a scoop) - 蠡见 (a metaphor for superficial understanding) - 蠡酌管窥 (using a dipper to gauge the sea, and looking at the sky through a bamboo tube. This metaphor indicates limited perspective and understanding of a situation). 蠡 [luó] 1. Refers to "蠃". A type of wasp ([En.] eumenid). 蠡 [luó] 名 1. 通“蠃”. 蜾蠃 ([En.] eumenid). 【引】 1. "Han Dynasty" - Ban Zhao's "Eastern Expedition": Surely it doesn't climb the tree and strike the 蠡, gaining nothing by exerting effort to chase after it. Note: "蠡 and 蠃 are ancient characters used interchangeably." 2. Refer to: lí; lǐ.