跬 Stroke Order

跬 [kuǐ] 1. Half step (In ancient times, when a person walked, lifting one foot was called "跬" and lifting two feet was called "步", thus half a step is referred to as "跬"). 1. 半步（古代称人行走，举足一次为“跬”，举足两次为“步”，故半步称“跬”）：～步。 2. Immediate, current. 2. 一时的，眼前的：～誉（近誉，一时的好名声）。 【本义】: Ancient half step. 【造字法】: Phono-semantic compound, composed of "足" (foot) and the phonetic component "圭". 引申为“靠近的”、 “眼前的” (English: near). 引: 1. From "Xunzi · Quanzhi": Therefore, without accumulating small steps, one cannot reach a thousand miles. 1. 《荀子·劝学》：故不积跬步，无以至千里。 例: 2. Examples include: 跬行 (to lift one’s foot and walk); 跬步 (half step; to step forward; to take a step). 2. 又如:跬行(举足而行);跬步(半步;跨一脚;举步;迈步) 例: 如: 跬誉 (immediate short-lived reputation). 如: 跬誉(眼前一时的声誉).