饧 Stroke Order

饧 (xíng) 1. **Maltose**: A type of syrup made from malt or grain sprouts (English: maltose; malt sugar). 2. **To Soften**: Refers to sugar blocks or dough softening (English: soften). Example: 糖～了 (The sugar has softened). 3. **With Sleepy Eyes**: Describes a state of mental sluggishness, where the eyes are half-open and drowsy (English: with sleepy eyes). Example: 眼睛发～ (Eyes appear sleepy). Additional Meanings: 1. **Malt Sugar**: Refers to syrup made from malt (English: maltose; malt sugar). - Example: 供 (提供) - Also refers to the sweet syrup in certain contexts. - Example Reference: 1. From "浪淘沙" by Li Penglao: "The fire rain has just cleared; green grass is sprouted. By the eaves, the willows sell spring 'xíng'." - Example Reference: 2. From "历阳书事" by Liu Yuxi: "The fish from the lake tastes better than meat, and the official wine is heavier than 'xíng'." - Usage: 饧糟 (Residual from making malt syrup); 饧饼 (A type of sweet cake); 饧粥 (Sweet porridge); 饧蜜 (Syrup from sugar); 饧糖 (Malt sugar); 饧桃 (Sweet peach). 2. **To Soften**: To cause sugar blocks or dough to lose their firmness (English: soften). - Example: 糖饧了 (The sugar has softened). 3. **With Sleepy Eyes**: Describing someone's eyes as dull and lacking spirit (English: with sleepy eyes). - Example Reference: 1. From "西游记": "Zhu Bajie with sleepy eyes steals a glance at you, wondering how you are dressed." - Example Reference: 2. From "红楼梦": "Only feeling that the mouth is intertwined, and the eyebrows and eyes are increasingly 'xíng' and unclear, hastening to serve him to sleep." - Usage: 饧涩 (Mental state is scattered, eyes are dull); 饧眼 (Eyes appear dazed, looking hazy). In Summary: - **Maltose** (malt sugar). - **To soften** (Sugar or dough becoming soft). - **With sleepy eyes** (Describing a dazed or sluggish appearance).