How to write 蹤

蹤 zōng 1. 腳印；蹤跡。後作“踪”。 (English: Footprints; traces. Later written as "踪".) 2. 追隨；追蹤。 (English: To follow; to track.) 3. 縱身。明沈璟。 (English: To leap. From the Ming dynasty, Shen Jing.) 4. 姓。宋鄧名世。 (English: A surname. From the Song dynasty, Deng Mingshi.) 蹤 (本义:腳印，蹤跡) zōng [名] 造字法:形聲。从足，從聲。 (English: Method of composition: phono-semantic. From foot, from sound.) 同本義 (English: Trace) 1. 事物的痕跡 (English: Track) 引: 1. 李白《謁老君廟》：草合人蹤斷，塵濃鳥跡深。 (English: Li Bai "At the Temple of Laojun": The grass covers the traces of people, the dust is thick and the traces of birds are deep.) 2. 柳宗元《江雪》：千山鳥飛絕，萬徑人蹤滅。 (English: Liu Zongyuan "River Snow": In thousands of mountains, birds do not fly, and in ten thousand paths, there are no traces of people.) 3. 宋·蘇軾《石鐘山記》：訪其遺蹤。 (English: Song dynasty, Su Shi "Record of Shizhong Mountain": To visit its traces left behind.) 4. 《聊齋志異·促織》：絕無蹤響。 (English: "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio": Absolutely no trace of sound.) 5. 《廣東軍務記》：膽寒潛蹤。 (English: "Records of Guangdong Military Affairs": Scary hidden traces.) 例: 又如:蹤塵(塵世的事情);蹤緒(蹤跡，頭緒);蹤響(蹤跡和聲響);蹤轍(蹤跡) (English: For example:蹤塵 (affairs of the mundane world);蹤緒 (traces, clues);蹤響 (traces and sounds);蹤轍 (traces).) 事物的痕跡 (English: Track) 引: 1. 《鹿虔扆·臨江仙》：翠華一去寂無蹤，玉樓歌吹，聲斷己隨風。 (English: "Lu Qianyi, Linjiang Fairy": Once the green flower is gone, there is no trace; the singing in the jade tower fades, the sound has been carried away by the wind.) 例: 又如:蹤由(事情的始末);跟蹤 (English: For example:蹤由 (the beginning and end of events); to follow.) 追隨 (English: follow) 引: 1. 《晉書·劉曜載書》：朕欲遠追周文，近蹤光武，使宗廟有太山之安。 (English: "Book of Jin, Liu Yao's Biography": I desire to trace Zhou Wen from afar and follow Guangwu closely, to ensure the peace of the ancestral temple.) 2. 《隋書》：質菲薄而難蹤，心恬愉而去惑。 (English: "Book of Sui": The quality is thin and it is hard to track; the heart is peaceful and happy, free from confusion.) 例: 又如:蹤行(跟着走) (English: For example: 蹤行 (to follow along).)