跛 Stroke Order

跛 [bǒ] 动 1. The leg or foot has an ailment, causing an imbalance while walking; lame. - Example usages: 跛脚 (lame foot), 跛子 (lame person), 跛行 (limping), 跛鳖千里 (metaphorically refers to achieving success despite difficult conditions through persistent effort). 名 1. A lame person ([En.] lame person). 引 1. "说文": 跛, 行不正也 (Bending, walking improperly). 2. "礼记·典礼上": 立毋跛 (When standing, do not be uneven). 3. "易·履卦": 眇能视，跛能履 (The blind can see, the lame can walk). 4. "淮南子·人间训": 此独以跛之故 (This is solely due to being lame). 例 - 跛足 (lame or disabled foot), 跛蹇 (one foot is disabled), 跛蹩 (limping), 跛蹶 (losing footing and falling). 名 1. A lame person ([En.] lame person). 引 1. 梅尧臣《田家语》: 盲跛不能讲，死亡在迟速 (The blind and lame cannot speak; the time of death is uncertain). 例 - 眇跛 (the blind and the lame). 副 1. Crooked, slanting. - "礼记·曲礼上": 游毋倨，立毋跛 (During social visits, one should not be arrogant, and when standing, one must not be uneven). - 唐·孔颖达·正义: "跛，偏也，谓挈举一足，一足蹋也。立宜如齐，双足并立不得偏也" (Lame means slanting, referring to lifting one foot while the other steps. One should stand in balance, with both feet equally placed and not slanted).