How to write 悸

悸 [jì] 1. Due to fear, one becomes aware of their heartbeat. - Example: 惊悸 (startled), 心惊肉跳 (heart trembling and flesh quaking), 悸动 (to feel a surge of panic), 心有余悸 (to have lingering fears). 2. (Verb) The primary meaning: to be afraid, feeling heart trembling and flesh quaking. 3. (Adjective) Describing a drooping appearance (English: hanging). - Example: 悸悸 (a drooping appearance). 4. (Noun) A term for a heart palpitation condition (English: fear). 引 (References): 1. "说文": 悸, 心动也. (In the "Shuowen Jiezi": "Ji refers to the heart's movement.") 2. "楚辞·悼乱": 惶悸兮失气. ("楚辞" says: "In fear and panic, I lose my breath.") 3. Li Bai’s "Dreaming of the Sky" states: "Suddenly, my soul trembles and my spirit moves." 4. Ma Zhongxi in "The Legend of the Wolf from Zhongshan": "For my previous misdeeds, I fearfully look at the dust of others." 例 (Examples): - 例如: 心有余悸 (to have lingering fears), 悸震 (to be shocked), 悸颤 (to tremble in fear), 悸心 (to harbor fear), 悸怖 (to be afraid), 悸恐 (to be fearful), 悸悚 (to tremble in terror), 悸罔 (to be in fear and confusion). 形 (Adjective): Describing a drooping appearance (English: hanging). - Example: 悸悸 (a drooping appearance). 名 (Noun): A term for a heart condition related to fear. 引 (References): 1. "汉书·田延年传": 使我至今病悸. ("The Book of Han": "It has caused me to suffer from palpitations to this day.") 2. "汉书·王莽传中": 太师王舜自莽篡位后病悸，寝剧，死. ("The Book of Han": "After Wang Mang usurped the throne, the Grand Master Wang Shun suffered from palpitations, fell ill, and died.")