How to write 濡

濡 [rú] 1. To wet; to moisten. 2. To linger; to delay. 3. To bear; to tolerate. 1. To wet; to moisten: Wet a brush. Gets wet. Soak. To be influenced by others. To support each other in difficulties with little help. 2. To linger; to delay: To tarry. 3. To bear; to tolerate: To endure. 名 (Noun) 1. An ancient river name (En. Ru River). 2. In Hebei province. 3. Urine (En. urine). 4. A variant of "儒", referring to scholars (En. scholar). 5. Used to refer to "堧", meaning riparian land (En. riparian land). 动 (Verb) 1. To wet (En. immerse; soak; dip). 2. To delay; to linger (En. tarry). 形 (Adjective) 1. Wet (En. wet). 2. Slow (En. slow). 3. Soft; tame (En. soft; tame). 名 (Noun) - continued 1. An ancient river name (En. Ru River). Reference: The Shuowen Jiezi: "濡, 濡水, out of Zhuo County, flowing east into Lai." 2. In Hebei province. 3. Urine (En. urine). Reference: The Records of the Grand Historian: "The sickness of the guest is the kidney's濡, that is called 'kidney obstruction.'" 4. A variant of "儒", referring to scholars (En. scholar). Reference: "In the maritime world, they call it the origin of Ru studies." 5. Used to refer to "堧", meaning riparian land (En. riparian land). Reference: "Using city drainage, I planted wheat on the outer bank." 动 (Verb) - continued 1. To wet (En. immerse; soak; dip). Reference: "The Book of Songs, Cao Wind, The Call of the Messenger: Do not wet its wings." Reference: "The Book of Rites, Rituals of Sacrifice: When spring rain falls, the dew soaks." Reference: "The Book of Rites, Great Record of Mourning: Soak and wash in the pit." Reference: "The Records of the Grand Historian: Now, it is said that the guest is worthy of being濡." Examples: To wet ink and write (using a brush to soak ink for writing or painting); to wet the brush (dipping ink on the brush); to wet a comb; to soak; to saturate; to get stuck. 2. To delay; to linger (En. tarry). Reference: "The Mencius: What is this delay?" Examples: To tarry; to demand comfort in the moment; to remain delayed. 形 (Adjective) - continued 1. Wet (En. wet). Reference: "Han Feizi: The person whose body is painted, running with wet clothes, left three thousand on the left and three thousand on the right." 2. Slow (En. slow). Reference: "Liang Jiang Yan's poem: The cloud essence does not eternally linger, how can the water azure feel ashamed to be wet?" 3. Soft; tame (En. soft; tame). Reference: "The Book of Songs, Zheng Wind, The Lamb's Coat: The lamb's coat is like being wet." Reference: "Zhuangzi: To show gentleness and weakness as a display." Examples: To endure with gentleness; to be soft.