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Information of 僂

Pinyinlǚ、 lóu

Radical

亻

Strokes

13 strokes

Usage

★★★

Definition

hunchback

僂 [lǚ]1. Bend; curve. 2. Swift; immediate.1. Bend; curve. Classical reference: "Thus the inscription on the tripod says: one command leads to bending, two commands lead to stooping, three commands lead to lowering." (Zuo Zhuan, Year 7 of Duke Zhao)2. Swift; immediate. Classical reference: "Those jewels are not to be worn, not to be eaten, nor can they be sold immediately." (Xunzi, The Righteousness of Confucianism)僂 [lǚ] (Verb)- Primary Meaning: Bend over.- Word Formation: Phonetic-semantic compound; combines "person" with the phonetic "lǚ."1. Same as primary meaning (bend).2. Generally refers to bending.引:1. "Shuo Wen":僂 means to bend. According to "Bai Hu Tong": The Duke of Zhou had a bent back, indicating he was honorable. This character originally refers to bending or stooping.2. "Li Ji, Wen Sang": Those who are bent do not bare their chests.3. "Zhuangzi, Da Sheng": Saw those afflicted with bends.4. "Han Shu, Cai Yi Chuan": Walking with a bent body.5. "Zuo Zhuan, Year 7 of Duke Zhao": Bending after two commands.6. "Xunzi, Wang Zhi": Bend, limping diviner.7. "Zhuangzi, Lie Yu Kou": Zheng Kao, after one command bends (curved back), after two commands bends (stoops), after three commands lowers (bending body).8. "Hou Han Shu, Deng Hou Chuan": Among those accompanying, one bends low as if from humility.Example: Again如: bend back (bowed back); bend (bent appearance, indicating submission); walk while bent (hunched over); bent steps (walking with a hunch); bent person (hunchbacked, referring to the elderly); bending body (stooping down); bending low (stooping as a gesture of respect).2. Generally refers to bending.引:1. "Xunzi, Ru Xiao": Even with the wisdom of a sage, still cannot bend the finger.僂 [lǚ] (Noun)- A hunchbacked person (English: crooked).引:1. Ouyang Xiu's "Record of the Drunken Old Man Pavilion": The crookedly bent elder who comes and goes without ceasing refers to the people of Chuzhou.2. "Gu Liang Zhuan": The strong lead the strong, the frail lead the frail, the lame lead the lame, the crooked lead the crooked.僂 [lǚ] (Adjective)1. Swift; fast (English: speedy).引:1. "Gong Yang Zhuan": If a person does not hurry, one cannot make them enter.2. Also see : lóu1. Refer to "佝僂病" (gōulóubìng) and "僂儸" (lǚluó).僂 1. 僂 lóu2. Refer to "佝僂" (gōulóu)3. Also see: lǚ

Input Method for 僂

Pinyinlv3

Wubi

wovg

Cangjie

ofdv

Zhengma

nuzm

Four Corner

29244

Unicode

U+50c2

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