驹 Stroke Order

驹 jū 名词 【本义】: 两岁以下的马 [Primary Meaning]: A horse under two years old 【造字法】: 形声。从马，句声。 [Character Formation]: Phonetic compound. The component 马 (horse) indicates meaning, while the component 句 contributes the sound. 1. 同本义 ([En.] colt; foal) [Meaning 1]: Same as the primary meaning (colt; foal) 2. 泛指少壮的马 ([En.] fine horse) [Meaning 2]: Generally refers to a fine young horse 引: [Examples]: 1. 《说文》：驹，马二岁曰驹。 [Source 1]: "Shuowen Jiezi": A horse under two years old is called a 'jū'. 2. 《诗·角弓》：老马反为驹。 [Source 2]: "Book of Songs - Jiao Gong": An old horse is called a 'jū' when it reverts to youth. 3. 《周礼·校人》：执驹。 [Source 3]: "Rites of Zhou - Xiao Ren": To hold the jū. 4. 《汉书·刘德传》：武帝谓之千里驹。 注: “年齿幼少，故谓之驹。” [Source 4]: "Han Shu - Liu De Zhuan": Emperor Wu referred to it as a thousand-mile jū. Note: "Because it is young, it is called 'jū'." 5. 《淮南子·脩务》：夫马之为草驹之时。 [Source 5]: "Huainanzi - Xiu Wu": When a horse is a grass jū. 例: [Examples]: 又如: 驹儿隙 (白驹过隙。比喻人生的短促); 驹阴 (比喻易逝的光阴); 驹隙 (比喻光阴容易消逝) [Also]: 如: Jū'er xì (The fleeting time like a white colt passing through a crack. A metaphor for the brevity of life); jū yīn (A metaphor for the fleeting passage of time); jū xì (A metaphor for the ease with which time slips away). 2. 泛指少壮的马 ([En.] fine horse) [Meaning 2]: Generally refers to a fine young horse 引: [Examples]: 1. 《诗·汉广》：言秣其驹。 传：“五尺以上曰驹。” [Source 1]: "Book of Songs - Han Guang": It is said to feed its jū. Commentary: "Those above five feet are called 'jū'." 2. 《诗·株林》：乘我乘驹。 笺：“六尺以下曰驹。” [Source 2]: "Book of Songs - Zhu Lin": Ride with me on the jū. Note: "Those below six feet are called 'jū'." 3. 《淮南子·时则》：执腾驹。 注：“八尺以下曰驹。” [Source 3]: "Huainanzi - Shize": To hold the leaping jū. Note: "Those below eight feet are called 'jū'." 4. 《诗·皇皇者华》：我马维驹。 [Source 4]: "Book of Songs - Huáng Huáng Zhe Huá": My horse is a jū. 例: [Examples]: 又如: 驹龙 (俊马); 驹騋 (少壮、高大的马); 驹谷 (散放在山谷中的马)。 [Also]: 如: Jū lóng (A fine horse); jū lì (A young and big horse); jū gǔ (Horses roaming in the valley).