The stroke order of Lei is as follows:
The stroke order: vertical, horizontal fold, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, offset fold, offset fold, dot, vertical hook, offset, dot. Group of words: really tired, pole tired, increased tired, brought tired, not tired, dirty tired, heart tired, good tired, compensated tired, involved tired, hang tired, bitter tired, dry tired, bound tired, tired tired, world tired.
1. Tired: léi.
Lei is simplified to "tired". According to the ancient calligraphy, stroke saving and simplification? "Shuowen Jiezi": "Tired, it can be decorated properly. One is called Da Suo. It comes from the sound of glutinous rice and grain." Taking the idle soil from the field with a trowel and making it straight and not scattered is the paradigm of grain. The two paradigms of Shi and Wan are superimposed. Combining chopsticks in an orderly manner and increasing or extending them is a paradigm of tiredness.
Original meaning: refers to "trivial". Continuously in a bunch, as in "heaps of fruits"; dejected, as in "heaps of fruits like a dog that has lost its home". ?
Extension: also used as a surname.
2. Tired: lěi.
Extension: extended meaning "continuous, overlapping, accumulation". Such as: cumulatively, cumulatively, cumulatively, cumulatively, cumulatively over time, endlessly. ?
Extension meaning: extended meaning "jointly and severally": involving, involving, dragging down.
How to look up the word "Lei" in the dictionary:
How to look up the radical "Lei": Open the Xinhua Dictionary, turn to the radical catalog page, first look up the word "Liu Hua Shi", turn to the dictionary Find the list of radicals in the homepage code of the department, then search Wuhua to find the word "lei" and its corresponding dictionary page number, and then turn to this page of the dictionary.
How to look up the word sequence "lei": Open the Xinhua Dictionary, turn to the pinyin syllable directory page, first look up the phonetic sequence L, then look for the syllable ei, turn to the lei page in the dictionary, and look for it in the second tone Just be tired.
How to look up the word "tired strokes": Open the Xinhua Dictionary, turn to the stroke index page of the difficult-to-check character, first turn to the stroke index page corresponding to the 11th stroke, then find the page number corresponding to the word "tired", turn to this page Can.