How to write 涩

涩 (sè) 1. 不光滑，不滑溜。 - Unsmooth; not slippery. 2. 一种使舌头感到不滑润不好受的滋味。 - A taste that feels puckery and uncomfortable to the tongue. 3. 文字难读难懂，不流畅。 - Difficult to read and understand; not fluent. 4. 道路险阻;不通畅的。 - Difficult; obstructed pathways. 5. 急。 - Fast. (Additional explanations from historical texts) 引: 1. 《说文》：濇，不滑也。 - "Shuowen Jiezi": "Luo, not slippery." 2. 《素问·至真要大论》：短而濇。 - "Su Wen": "Short and obscure." 3. 《一切经音义》：濇，文歰，今作澀，不滑也。 - "Yiqie Jing Yinyi": "Luo, the text is obscure; now written as 'sè', meaning not smooth." 4. 刘禹锡《砥石赋·序》：始余有佩刀甚良，至是涩不可拔。 - Liu Yuxi: "At first, I had a very good knife, but now it is dull and cannot be drawn." 例: - 又如:涩噎 (Choked due to lack of smoothness); 涩道 (A path with textured stonework); 涩巴巴 (Describing something that is not smooth); 涩浪 (Referring to ancient palace walls with patterns); 涩脉 (Flagging pulse indicating irregularity). 味不甘滑: 1. 杜甫《病桔》：酸涩如棠梨。 - "Du Fu": "Sour and puckery like a pear." 例: - 又如:涩苦 (Both puckery and bitter); 涩赤 (Dry and red); 涩重 (Dry and heavy). 说话、写文章迟钝艰难、生硬、不流畅: 1. 《宋书·南郡王(刘)义宣传》：生而舌短，涩于言论。 - "Song Shu": "Born with a short tongue, awkward in speech." 例: - 又如: 生涩 (Inexpressive language); 文句艰涩 (Difficult sentences); 涩笔 (Seemingly archaic but vigorous style); 涩僻 (Obscure and rare wording); 涩辞 (Awkward expressions); 涩体 (Styling that is hard to read). 道路险阻;不通畅的: 1. 唐·白居易《琵琶行(并序)》：冰泉冷涩弦凝绝，凝绝不通声暂歇。 - Bai Juyi: "The icy spring is cold and the strings are muted, creating a temporary silence." 例: - 又如: 涩难 (Obstructed); 涩道 (Steep and challenging paths); 涩滞 (Obstructed; not smooth). 急: 例: 如: 涩奈 (Impatience; a feeling of unease).