婬 Stroke Order

婬 [yín] 1. Same as "淫". 2. Licentious; lascivious. 引 (Reference): 1. From "Shuō Wén": 婬 refers to private indulgence. 2. From "Wǔ Jīng Wén Zì Juǎn Xià": The character 婬, referring to licentiousness, is often replaced by 淫 in classical texts. Zhu Junsheng says, "In a broader sense according to the Lesser Dictionary: 'Upper licentiousness is called 婬, lower licentiousness is called 报, and lateral licentiousness is called 通.' All classical texts use 淫 for this." 3. From "Kǒngzǐ Jiā Yǔ": Cheng Linggong displayed licentiousness in court, causing him to be admonished for misgovernance, leading the ruler to kill him. 例 (Examples): - 婬乱 (licentiousness and disorder) - 婬慝 (evil and immoral) - 婬欲 (sexual desire) - 婬秽 (fornication and wrongdoing)