詞 Stroke Order

詞 cí [名] 【本义】: 言词。按，“辞”、“词”在“言词”这个意义上是同义词。但在较古的时代，一般只说“辞”，不说“词”。汉代以后逐渐以“词”代“辞”。 **Words; Speech. The terms "辞" and "词" are synonymous in the sense of "words." In ancient times, only "辞" was generally used, while "词" became more common after the Han Dynasty.** 【造字法】: 形声。从言，司声。 **Character Formation: Phono-semantic compound. The character consists of the component for speech (言) and the sound (司).** 1. 同本义 ([En.] one's words; what one says) - 引: 1 《说文》：词，意内而言外也。 - **Quote**: "Words express thoughts internally and externally." 2 《世说新语·轻谏》：词色甚强。 - **Quote**: "The tone of words was very strong." 3 杜甫《石壕吏》：听妇前致词:三男鄴城戍。 - **Quote**: "Listening to the wife speak: three sons guard Ye City." 4 宗臣《报刘一丈书》：门者故不入，则甘言媚词，作妇人状，袖金以私之。 - **Quote**: "Since the door was unmanned, sweet words were used to act like a woman, hiding gold to please." **Example**: 名词; 动词; 形容词; 词色(声色); 词锋(犀利的文笔，好像刀剑的锋芒); 词不达意 2. 诗文中的词语 ([En.] sentences in speeches, poems, writings or operas; speech; statement) - 引: 1 姜夔《扬州慢》：纵豆蔻词工，青楼梦好，难赋深情。 - **Quote**: "Though skilled in words, one finds it difficult to express deep feelings." **Example**: 词科(文词科场;科举考场); 词场(文坛、文苑、文辞汇萃的地方;文词科试的场所); 词翰(词章); 词章(文辞的通称。后用以专称诗赋文章而言) 3. 状纸;诉讼 ([En.] lawsuit) - 引: 1 《儒林外史》：次日，一乘轿子抬到县门口，正值知县坐早堂，就喊了冤，知县叫补进词来。 - **Quote**: "The next day, a sedan was brought to the county gate, and upon hearing the grievance, the magistrate called for the statement." **Example**: 词状(状词;诉状); 词因(原因，情由。多指供词，诉状所陈述的内容); 词诉(同辞诉。诉讼) 4. 文体名，诗歌的一种 ([En.] ci—classical poetry conforming to a definite pattern) **A type of classical poetry that developed from five-character and seven-character verses or folk songs. It originated in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty. Initially a poetic form meant for musical accompaniment, its verse lengths change according to the melody, also known as long-short verses. It can be categorized into "small tunes" and "slow words," generally divided into two sections.** 詞 cí [动] 说，告诉 ([En.] tell) **To speak; to inform.** 引: 1 《礼记·曾子问》：其词于宾曰。 - **Quote**: "Its words are conveyed to the guest."