諓 Stroke Order

諓 [jiàn] 1. To jest; to tease or jest. 2. a. Words of witty persuasion, e.g., "I am still as beastly as before, how can I know who is a '諓者'?" b. The appearance of slandering or speaking ill, e.g., "Slanderous people act like '諓'." 3. To be frivolous or superficial. 引 (Related) 1. From "Shuo Wen": 諓 means good at speaking. It combines the word for speech and the character for 'jiān' sound, indicating the ability to speak. 2. From "Guo Yu · Yue Yu": "How can one know a 嫌 '諓者'?"—It notes, "Witty speech." 3. From "Yan Tie Lun · Lun Fei": "Critique small-minded people who slyly assist in adult mistakes." 4. From "Han Shu · Li Xun Zhuan": "Once, Duke Mu of Qin spoke words of 諓." 5. From "Chu Ci": "Slanderous people, who can be persuaded?"