The stroke order of Na: horizontal, vertical hook, lift, horizontal, left, Na, horizontal, horizontal, vertical hook, left, dot.
Explanation:
1. Press; press: ~ fingerprint.
2. Patience; restraint: one’s temper. Reluctantly, hold back the anger in your heart.
3. The strokes of Chinese characters are inclined downward to the right, with slight twists and turns near the end, in the shape of "?".
〈motion〉
(Phonetic. From hand, Nai sound. Original meaning: press hard with hand).
Same as the original meaning, you must first press the back foot, and then tighten the front waist. ——"Youxian Cave" Another example: press the flower crown; press the head to the water; press the seal (put a fingerprint or seal); press the force with force; press the head downwards like a crossbow. Describes the abundant ears of grain. ).
Suppress. Such as: suppress (suppress one's excitement, dampen one's excitement); suppress one's strength (try hard to suppress); barely suppress the anger in one's heart.
Stop it; the matter of withholding it cannot be broken. Since the bearer is kind-hearted, he must suppress the submission. ——"The Scholars"?
A type of Chinese character strokes, diagonally downward to the right, with slight twists near the end. Also known as "Zhe" in ancient times.
As the saying goes, Na is the ancestral method of Na, and most people today use Na. ——"Calligraphy Li Gou·Ba Zhe"
Kangxi Dictionary Definition:
"Tang Yun" Nu Heqie "Ji Yun" "Yun Hui" is He Qie,? Difficult to enter Voice. Press hard with your hands. "Word Lin" is also a gift.
There is also Na in calligraphy, which is called Zhe in ancient times. "Shu Fa Li Gou" slightly obliquely says "捺", which is also the word "People's Congress". Crossing the waves is also the word "zhidao".
Also "Zhengyun" is Baqie, which has the same meaning. Common work?.