馴 Stroke Order
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Information of 馴
Pinyin
xùn
Radical
馬
Strokes
13 strokes
Usage
★★★
Definition
attain gradually / tame
Definition of 「馴」:
1. See "驯."
動 (Verb)
1. Horses are obedient. "Shuowen Jiezi · Ma Bu": "驯, horse obedience." "Huainanzi · Shuolin": "Horses are first tamed and then sought after for their quality."
2. To make obedient. For example: "Wild nature is difficult to tame." "Wenxuan · Mei Cheng · Qi Fa": "To tame the steed for the Crown Prince, driving the flying carriage." Tang · Han Yu's poem "Sending Master Hui": "River fish cannot live in pools, wild birds are hard to cage and tame."
形 (Adjective)
1. Obedient, gentle. For example: "Gentle and gentle", "Reindeer", "Proud and unyielding." Song · Su Shi's "Fang He Pavilion": "The mountain man has two cranes, very tame and good at flying."
2. Good-natured. "Han Shu · Volume 46 · Shi Fen Zhuan": "With gentle conduct and filial piety, he rose to a high official position."
副 (Adverb)
1. Gradually, progressively. "I Ching · Kun Gua · Xiang Yue": "Gradually leading to its way, to hard ice." Northern Qi Liang · Liu Xie's "Wen Xin Diao Long · Shen Si": "To research thoroughly and illuminate, gradually leading to analytical discourse."