紩 Stroke Order

紩 Pronunciation: [zhì] 1. Sew, to connect with needle and thread. (English: sew) 2. The place where it is sewn together. Example from Ming Dynasty Feng Yizhi: "The needleworker embroiders, not seeing where it is sewn." 3. Used similarly to "帙," referring to a set of books. Example from Ming Dynasty Tang Xianzu: "I, sir, have precious books bound with gold." 4. String or cord. (English: cord) 5. Volume or chapter (as in a book). (English: volume) 1. Sew, to connect with needle and thread. (Reference: "Shuo Wen Jie Zi") (English: sew) 引: 1. In dialect: "To patch cloth without edges, when worn out and sewn together, is called ragged." 例: E.g., 紩衣 (patched clothes).