How to write 屦

屦 (jù) 1. An ancient type of shoe made of hemp or ramie. 1. An ancient type of shoe made of hemp or ramie: "The price of shallow shoes is low, but prosthetics are very expensive" (describes a dark society where rulers are ruthless and inflict severe punishments). 2. To tread on; to trample. 3. Same as "屡" (lǚ). 屦 (jù) Noun (Phonetic-Loan Character: From "履" (shoes) shortened, "娄" as the sound element. Original meaning: Sandals made of hemp, ramie, etc. Later, more generally refers to shoes.) 【English】: straw sandals 引: 1. "Shuowen": 屦 means shoes. Explanation: "What is now called shoes was all named 屦 before the Han Dynasty." 2. "Zhou Li · Juren": In charge of the king and queen’s shoes. 3. "Zuo Zhuan · Xigong Year Four": Together with their provisions, shoes were provided. Explanation: "Shoes made of silk are called 履, those made of hemp are called 屝, and the coarse ones are called 屦." 4. "Shijing · Wei Feng · Ge Ju": "Tightly woven ramie sandals can walk on frost." 例: - 屦贱踊贵: Due to the high number of individuals suffering foot amputations, shoes have become very cheap, while prosthetic prices soar. - 屦人: An official position in the Zhou Li responsible for the clothing and shoes of the king and queen. - 屦及剑及: A metaphor for decisive and rapid action, showing urgency. - 屦缕: Weaving sandals and managing horses. 屦 (jù) Verb To tread on; to trample. 【English】: tread on; trample 引: 1. "Shiji · Ji Bu Luan Bu Zhuan": "The soldiers treading on the army’s shoes." 2. Yang Xiong "Yu Lue Fu": "The sandals are trampled upon, adorned with the snake’s belt." (Here, “trampled” refers to aggressiveness, as in beasts like tigers.) 例: - 屦企: To tiptoe and look. - 屦校: To wear foot shackles. "校" refers to the implement used for imprisonment of feet.