霑 Stroke Order

霑 1. Same as “沾” (to touch or wet). - Definition: (1) Synonymous with "沾". Rainwater soaking. (2) To moisten; to get wet. Example: "Taichi offered tribute, and the heavenly horse descended, leaving red sweat and muddy foam." (3) To adhere due to contact, as in "The red ink touches the inkstone, where household registration books are mixed together." (4) To refer to something briefly. 2. To benefit; to gain an advantage. - Definition: To receive benefits or advantages. Example: "The soldiers who win battles work hard but do not benefit from the rewards." 3. To drown. - Definition: Referenced from "The Book of Songs" as "to drown". Verb: To wet or soak. - Example: "Looking at you across the wide smoke and water, I wave my hand and my tears wet my handkerchief." (From a poem by Liu Changqing) - Example: "The mountain stones are steep and the path is narrow, brushing against the pines and passing through the bamboo; the dew wets my clothes." (From a poem by Wen Tong) Verb: To come into contact or get near. - Example phrases: "Not a drop of alcohol is touched." "These words have nothing to do with the topic at hand."