谗 Stroke Order

谗 (讒 chán) 1. To speak ill of someone in front of others; to slander. - Example phrases: 谗言 (slander), 谗害 (to harm through slander), 谗佞 (to flatter insincerely), 进谗 (to spread slander), 信谗 (to believe slander). 2. (verb) The act of speaking ill of others. - English: backbite; slander. 3. (noun) - a. A person who speaks ill of others (slanderer). - b. Slanderous words that harm others. 引: (References) 1. 《说文》: 谗，谮也。 (Slander is the same as false accusation.) 2. 《韩诗外传》: 谗，诞也。 (Slanderous words can also mean falsehood.) 3. 《诗·小雅·十月之交》: 谗口嚣嚣。 (Slanderous words are loud and boisterous.) 4. 《左传·昭公五年》: 败言为谗。 (Defeated words are slanderous.) 5. 《左传·昭公三年》: 谗鼎之铭。 (The inscription of the slandering tripod.) 6. 《后汉书·马援传》: 取彼谗人。 (To take the slanderers.) 7. 《史记·屈原贾生列传》: 屈平属草稿未定，上官大夫见而欲夺之，屈平不与。因谗之曰… (Qu Yuan was in conflict due to the slander of a certain official.) 例: - 谗谤 (to defame; to slander) - 谗言冷语 (cold words that slander and mock). 4. Slanderers are often small-minded individuals. (Slanderers are characteristically petty; references such as 《论衡·答佞》: 谗与佞，俱小人也.) Example phrases: - 谗人 (a person who maliciously attacks and slanders the virtuous), - 谗夫 (a person who slanders others). 2. Slanderous words; words that harm others. 例: - 谗箭 (slander works like a sharp arrow, both sharp and difficult to defend against), - 谗阅 (mutual slandering and fighting).