How to write 越

越 [yuè] 1. to pass through; to cross. 2. to raise one's voice or emotions, to become vigorous. 3. to indicate a deepening degree. 4. to dissipate. 5. to fall; to drop. 6. ancient name of a Chinese ethnic group. 7. name of a feudal state during the Zhou Dynasty of China; later used as an alias for the eastern part of Zhejiang Province. 8. surname. 越 [yuè] 1. to pass through; to cross: 越过 (to pass over), 越冬 (to winter), 越级 (to surpass levels), 越权 (to exceed authority), 越境 (to cross boundaries), 越位 (to go beyond position), 越狱 (to escape from prison), 越俎代庖 (to take over someone else's responsibilities). 2. to raise one's voice or emotions, to become vigorous: 激越 (passionate), 声音清越 (the voice is clear and vigorous). 3. to indicate a deepening degree: 越发 (to become more), 越加 (to increase), 越快越好 (the faster, the better). 4. to dissipate: "精神劳则越" (the spirit dissipates with labor). 5. to fall; to drop: 陨越 ("to fall"). "射其左，越于车下" (shoot [the enemy] on the left, [they] fall under the cart). 6. ancient name of a Chinese ethnic group: 百越 (also written as 百粤). 7. name of a feudal state during the Zhou Dynasty; later used as an alias for the eastern part of Zhejiang Province: 越剧 (Yue opera), 越凫楚乙 (indicating different judgments about the same matter due to individual limitations). 越 [yuè] As a verb: 1. to pass over; to cross. ("to get over; to cross") 2. to surpass or jump over. ("to get over; jump over") 3. to exceed or go beyond. ("exceed; overstep") 4. to propagate; to spread. ("to propagate") 5. to fall or drop. ("to fall") 6. to disperse; to lose. ("to disperse"). 7. to rob or seize. ("to rob") 8. to attain or reach. ("to attain; reach; come up to") As an adverb: 1. increasingly... ("the more... the more..."). 2. more and more. ("more and more"). 3. (auxiliary) to indicate lack of necessity. As a noun: 1. historical name of a state, also known as "Yue state", with the surname Si; the legendary ancestor was Wu She, a son of Shaokang of the Xia Dynasty, enfeoffed in Kuaiji; at the end of the Spring and Autumn period, King Goujian of Yue endured hardship to eventually defeat Wu and claim dominance; during the Warring States period, it was destroyed by Chu. 2. ancient ethnic group name. ("Yue nationality") 3. the place where people of the Yue tribe lived in historical Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong, and Fujian; known as 百越 (one hundred Yue), and Yue is synonymous with 粤. 4. geographical name. ("area name") 5. referring to Guangdong and Guangxi regions; also a general term for southern China. 6. specifically refers to Zhejiang Province or its eastern regions, especially the Shaoxing area. 7. surname.