颉 Stroke Order

颉 1. Cangjie: An ancient figure, said to have created Chinese characters. 2. (頡) 颉 1. 頡 jié 2. - "Cangjie" (仓颉): An ancient figure, said to have created Chinese characters. 3. See xié. 颉 1. Birds flying up and down; extended to mean equality, as in "his painting is on par with that of famous artists"; confrontational, as in "a contending force"; stubborn, arrogant, as in "if one cannot act in a principled manner, one is therefore proud and arrogant." 2. (頡) 颉 頡 xié 1. Stiff neck ([En.] (of neck) stiff) 颉 頡 xié 1. (of a bird) fly down ([En.] (of bird) fly down) 颉 頡 xié 1. Figured silk fabrics ([En.] figured silk fabrics) 2. Surname 3. See jié (仓颉). 颉 頡 xié 1. Stiff neck ([En.] (of neck) stiff) Reference: 1. "Shuōwén": 颉, meaning a straight neck; derived from the character 頁, with an auspicious sound. 2. "Huáinánshū": The nobles have the serious intention of harmonious action. 3. "Han Shu - Yang Xiong Zhuan": Zou Yan uses his neck's pride to secure resources. 4. "Lüshi Chunqiu": Short and long distribute illnesses. Example: "颉佷" (having a strong, fierce neck). 颉 頡 xié 1. (of a bird) fly down ([En.] (of bird) fly down) Reference: 1. "Shijing - Beifeng - Yan Yan": Swallows fly, fluttering above and below. Example: "颉杭" (moving up and down); "颉滑" (disordered); "颉地颃空" (some elements go up while others go down). 颉 頡 xié 1. Figured silk fabrics ([En.] figured silk fabrics) Reference: 1. Yuan - Wang Dayuan "Dao Yi Zhi Lue": Men and women with topknots wear short green figured silk shirts. 2. Surname 3. See jié (仓颉). 颉 1. Reduce kilograms. 2. A mythical beast said to resemble a blue dog. 颉 1. Reduce: "To accuse me of stealing resources, is to be misleading." 2. A mythical beast said to resemble a blue dog.