How to write 俨

俨 (儼 yǎn) 形 (Adjective) 1. 恭敬，庄重: (English: dignified; majestic) - 例如: 俨雅: dignified beauty. - 俨然: 1. 庄严的样子，如“望之俨然”。(like "looks dignified") 2. 整齐的样子，如“屋舍俨然”。(neat appearance, like "the houses are tidy") 3. 很像真的，如“俨然是个大人”。(looks really like it, as in "appears to be an adult") 引 (Cited References) 1. 《尔雅·释诂》：俨，敬也。(Yale Dictionary: "俨" means respect.) 2. 《礼记·曲礼》：俨若思。注:“矜庄貌。”(Rights Record: "俨" appears solemn.) 3. 《论语》：望之俨然。(Analects: "it looks dignified.") 4. 《离骚》：汤禹俨而求合兮。注:“敬也。”(Asking in a dignified manner.) 5. 《思元赋》：仆夫俨其正策兮。(The servant looks dignified.) 6. 唐· 韩愈《朱文公校昌黎先生集》：俨乎其若思。(It seems solemn.) 例 (Examples) - 俨束: solemn yet unrestrained. - 俨重: solemn. - 俨雅: respectful and solemn. - 俨格: dignified and respectful. - 俨俨: solemn appearance. 2. 美艳: (English: beautiful) - 例如: 《诗·陈风》：有美一人，硕大且俨。(A beautiful person, grand and majestic.) 3. 宛如，十分像: (English: just like) - 例如: 汤显祖《牡丹亭》：是那处曾相见?相看俨然。(Where have we met? Looks just like it.) 动 (Verb) 1. 昂首: (English: hold one’s head high) - 引 (Cited References): 1. 《说文》：俨，昂头也。(Shuowen: "俨" means to hold one's head high.) 2. 唐· 来鹄《圣政纪颂》：若俨见旒，若俯见冕。(As if to see the ceremonial adornments.) 2. 整理，使整齐: (English: arrange) - 引 (Cited References): 1. 宋· 王元之《七夕》：惊起俨衣冠，拜舞苍台破。(Rushing to arrange clothing and crowns.) 例 (Examples) - 俨存: to preserve or exist clearly.