諾 Stroke Order

諾 (nuò) 1. The sound of agreement or consent. - 答應的聲音，表示同意。 2. To agree or to allow. - 答應，允許。 3. The sound of agreement indicating consent: e.g., 唯唯～～ (yes, yes). - 答應的聲音，表示同意：唯唯～～。 4. To agree or permit: e.g., 諾言 (promise), 許諾 (to pledge), 承諾 (to undertake), 一諾千金 (a promise worth a thousand gold coins). - 答應，允許：～言。許～。承～。一～千金。 5. This character indicates agreement (often used in hierarchical contexts, showing respect—lower to higher or peer to peer; the lower to the higher uses "謹諾"). - 同本義(一般用於上對下、尊對卑或平輩之間，卑對尊用「謹諾」 ([En.] yes))。 6. In ancient times, it was used at the end of official documents to indicate permission, similar to today's signature. - 古時批字於公文之尾，表示許可叫「諾」，猶今簽字 ([En.] put 「okay」on a document)。 Citations: 1. 《說文》: 諾，應也。按，應詞也。緩應曰諾，疾應曰唯。 - Notes: 在《說文》中指出“應”即為“諾”。 2. 《詩·魯頌·閟宮》: 莫敢不諾。 - "No one dares to agree." 3. 《戰國策·趙策四》: 太后曰:「諾。恣君之所使之。」 - The queen said, “Okay. I allow you to do as you please.” 4. 《戰國策·齊策》: 孟嘗君不說，曰:「諾，先生休矣。」 - Mengchang Jun did not speak, saying, "Okay, you may stop, sir." Examples: - 諾諾: Repeated sound of agreement. - 諾唯: To agree. - 諾許: To promise; to consent. 7. In ancient times, it was used on official documents to indicate permission, similar to today's signature. - 古時批字於公文之尾，表示許可叫「諾」，猶今簽字 ([En.] put 「okay」on a document). Citations: 1. 清· 黃遵憲《述聞》: 是誰畫諾誰傳詔，一紙明貽萬國羞! - "Whoever draws a 'yes' conveys the edict, and a single paper brings shame to the whole country!"