lèi: tired, tired, tired, tired, tired
lěi: accumulation, accumulation, drag, drag
léi: cumbersome, tired, tired, paper, troublesome
Basic meaning: "Tired" is simplified to "tired". Save strokes and simplify according to ancient calligraphy. It is the paradigm of Qi to take the idle clods from the fields to keep the whole square intact. The two paradigms are superimposed. It is a tired paradigm to increase or extend it in an orderly way.
original meaning: it means "numerous". Continuous string, such as "fruit-laden"; The appearance of dejection, such as "a dog with a lot of money."
Extended information
Order of strokes:
Explanation of group words:
1. Dust tired [chén lèi]?
Buddhist language. Refers to the bondage of troubles and bad karma.
2. Jilei [j and lè i]?
I'm still in trouble.
3, catch tired [d m: I lè i]?
I was arrested. Tired, pass "Yi".
4. Disturbance [r m: o l è i]?
it's harmful.
5. Tired [shēng lèi]?
I'm still tied up.