The pinyin of the word "falling" is shuāi.
Interpretation of ancient books:
"Wuyin Leiju" Shanluqie "Zihui" Shuolvqie,? tone rate. Abandoned to the ground. "Zhengzitong" common characters. ○According to the "Ji Yun" books, it is not recorded.
Radical strokes:
Radical: 扌 Strokes outside the radical: 11 Total strokes: 14.
Wubi 86: RYXF Wubi 98: RYXF Cangjie: QYIJ.
Four-corner number: 50043 Unicode:CJK unified Chinese characters U+6454.
Basic meaning:
⒈ Throw the hat down hard: put the hat on the bed. ~ Beat.
⒉ Fall down quickly: Don’t come down.
⒊ Destroyed by falling: the bowl was broken.
⒋ Tumble: ~ fall down. ~ Fall.
Explanation:
Throw: throw down hard: throw the hat on the bed. Beaten. Fall quickly: don't fall. Destruction by falling: breaking the bowl. tumble: fall down. Wrestling.
Mobile: (Phonetic. From hand, direct sound. Original meaning: Throwing on the ground with force).
Break the wine jar into broken porcelain jars. ——Yuan Kang Jinzhi's "Li Kui Bears the Jing"
Xiao Wang threw his schoolbag to the ground and walked away angrily.
Falled and fractured while skating.
Another example: throwing mourning and driving spirits (that is, throwing basins to attract spirits. Falling mourning: When starting the coffin at a funeral, the filial son smashes the paper basin in front of the coffin, also called "breaking the basin". Driving spirits: A filial son carries the coffin or leads the way in front of the coffin); beats (grabs something and throws it to the ground).
Shake off, get rid of. For example: Throwing the hand (throwing the hand downward with force. It means abandoning it; it means wanting to get away).
Swing. For example: The fish swings out with its tail. For example: throw the sign (show off); throw face (put down one’s face); throw one’s face and say something negative (putting one’s face down to say something to rob white people. Pressing words: to block people, to rob white people’s words).