How to write 躁

躁 [zào] 1. Impetuous, not calm. 性急，不冷静。 2. Impetuous, not calm: restless; suddenly moving; hasty; excited (restless and lightheaded). 性急，不冷静：～动。～进。～狂（浮躁轻狂）。急～。浮～。骄～。烦～。性情～。 3. Very fast; rapid. 急疾;迅速。 4. Flighty and rash; irascible; irritable. 浮躁;不专一。 References: 1. "Shuowen Jiezi": 疾; also written as 躁. 2. "Kao Gong Ji, archer": Feathers kill too quickly. Now the character is written as 躁. 3. "Guanzi, Mind Techniques": The restless are not calm. 4. "Yi Jing, Commentary on the Hexagrams": The hexagram Xun refers to restlessness. 5. "Zhen refers to resolved impetuosity." 6. "Liji, Monthly Orders": One must cover their body and not be restless. Note: "movement." 7. "Liji, Internal Regulations": Dogs are restless with exposed hind quarters. Note: "Acting quickly." 8. "Lunyu": Speaking before discussing refers to restlessness. Zheng's note: "Not calm." 9. "Han Feizi, Admonition to the Old": Heaviness is the root of lightness, tranquility is the lord of restlessness. Examples: - Restlessness and anger (躁暴) - Rashness and recklessness (躁妄) - Impetuousness and irritability (躁忿) - Agitation and restlessness (躁扰) - Restlessness and tranquility (躁静) - Impetuosity and recklessness (躁率) Additional Meanings: 3. Very fast; very rapid: "Su Wen, Discussing Human Qi": The pulse moves three times and is rapid. "Su Wen": When one's pulse is rapid, breathing is labored. Examples: - Swift (躁速) - Rapid (躁疾) - Strong and quick pulse (躁盛) 4. Flighty and uncommitted: "Zhou Shu, Code of Titles": Those who like change are called restless. "Han Feizi, Admonition to the Old": Leaving one's position is called restlessness. "Xunzi, Encouragement to Study": A crab kneels with six legs and two claws… it shows a restless heart. Examples: - Flighty (躁易) - Irresolute and brutal (躁戾) - Impetuous temperament (躁气)