飕 Stroke Order
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Information of 飕
Pinyin
sōu
Radical
风
Strokes
13 strokes
Usage
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Definition
blow (as of wind) / sound of wind
飕 sōu
1. Wind blowing.
Example: The clothes were dried by the wind blowing.
2. Same as "嗖" (whizz).
飕 sōu
Class: noun
1. Onomatopoeia, same as "嗖" ([En.] whizz).
2. Describes the sound of wind and rain.
Example: Sounds like "飕飗" (the sound of wind); "飕飂" (the sound of wind); "飕飋" (the sound of wind); describes actions as swift like the wind.
3. Describes the sound of an arrow being shot from a bow.
Reference: "Water Margin" - One of the horsemen, shooting an arrow with a whizz, saw him tumble off his horse.
4. A gentle breeze ([En.] breeze).
Reference: From "Beginning Learner's Record" - A light wind is called "飕," a gentle wind is also called "飕."
5. Cold; cool. Can also be used alone as "飕" ([En.] cold).
Example: I feel a bit cold on my back.
飕 sōu
Class: verb
Regional usage: Wind blowing ([En]: blow).
Example: The clothes were dried by the wind blowing.
Reference: Tang Dynasty poet Du Mu's "Sending Off Ji the Scholar to the East": Discussing the stars twinkling, the ancient feeling is cold and crisp.