轼 Stroke Order

轼 (shì) 1. Ancient wooden beam used as a handrail at the front of a cart. Ancient wooden beam at the front of a cart used for leaning against. 2. To pay respects while leaning on the轼. To pay respects while leaning on the轼: "When Duke Wen of Wei passed by his alley, he was honored with a轼." 【本义】: Set in front of the cart for people to lean against the horizontal beam. Primary meaning: A horizontal beam set at the front of a cart for people to lean against. 【造字法】: Phonetic compound. From 車 (car) and 式 (shi). Structural analysis: A phono-semantic compound. From "car" and the sound element "shì". 【引】: 1. From "Shuowen": 轼, at the front of the cart. Note: The wood on the cart's railing. Among carts, the one at the front is called the 轼, while the one at the side is called the jì. 2. From "Han Shu, Biography of Li Shiqi": Feng 轼 took down more than seventy cities in Qi. 3. From "Zuo Zhuan, Year 10 of Duke Zhuang": Look down at its tracks, ascend the 轼 and gaze. 【例】: For example: 登轼 (climb onto the horizontal beam at the front of the cart); 轼櫃 (a small cabinet fixed on the horizontal beam at the front of the cart); 轼车 (to pay respects while leaning on the 轼 in a cart).