How to write 喧

喧 [xuān] 1. Loud speaking, chaotic sounds. - 大声说话，声音杂乱。 - Examples: ～哗 (noisy chatter). ～闹 (clamor). ～嚷 (shouting). ～腾 (commotion). ～嚣 (hubbub). ～宾夺主 (noisy and chaotic, where guests overpower the hosts). 2. Same as the primary meaning (noisy). - 同本义 ([En.] noisy). 3. Illustrious. - 显赫 ([En.] illustrious). Origin: - 本义: 声音大而嘈杂 (the original meaning: loud and noisy). - 造字法: 形声。从口，宣声 (“宣” has the meaning of “to proclaim” and also plays a role in meaning). Examples from classical literature: 1. 《玉篇》: 喧，大语也 (In "Yupian": "Xuan" means loud language). 2. 陶潜《饮酒》: 结庐在人境，而无车马喧 (Tao Yuanming's "Drinking Wine": Dwelling in the human realm, without the noise of carriages and horses). 3. 北周·庚信《同州还》: 上林催猎响，河桥争渡喧 (Bei Zhou, Geng Xin's "Returning to Tong Prefecture": The sound of hunting in Shanglin, with the riverside bridge bustling and noisy). 4. 宋·王安石《金山寺》: 夜风一何喧，大舶双橹 (Song, Wang Anshi's "Jinshan Temple": The night wind is so noisy, large ships with double oars). 5. 陆游《喜雨》: 蛙蛤徒自喧，蛟龙卧如蛰 (Lu You's “Joyful Rain”: Frogs croak loudly, while the dragon lies dormant like hibernation). Examples of usage: - 喧议 (noisy discussions); 喧埃 (the clamor of the mortal world); 喧吓 (noisy intimidation); 喧卑 (loud and lowly); 喧哄 (commotion). 引文: 1. 《礼记》: 赫兮喧兮者，威仪也 (From "Li Ji": Those who are illustrious and loud, are dignified).