How to write 軒

軒 (xuān) 1. Ancient type of vehicle with a covered canopy or curtains: a high-fronted curtained carriage (used in ancient times). Example: 用於帝王，稱為「軒駕」; 其車輛高前低後稱為「軒」，反之則稱為「輊」。 2. Refers generally to a luxurious carriage. Example: 朱軒 (luxurious chariot). 3. Eave: the part of the building that overhangs the walls, often where the roof meets the walls. Example: 屋檐 (eave of a house). 4. Front of a palace under the eaves. Example: 殿堂前檐處. 5. A house: also used as the name for a study or teahouse. Example: 軒子 (a room or space). 6. Balcony: a structure characterized by being open and bright. Example: 軒榭 (a type of pavilion). 7. Lavatory: a colloquial term for a toilet. Example: 軒廁. 8. Threshold board: part of the doorway of a room. Example: 軒欄 (threshold board). 9. A small room or veranda with windows. Example: 軒東故曾為廚. 10. Refers to windows or doors. Example: 軒戶 (the entrance). 11. A star's name: refers to a designation of a celestial body. Example: 軒光 (the light of Xuanyuan, a star). 12. Abbreviation for Xuanyuan: a legendary ancient emperor's name. Example: 軒後 (referring to the Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan). 形 (Adjective) 1. High: used to describe the ancient carriage with a high front and low back, extended to mean tall or grand. Example: 軒昂 (high and stout). 2. Heavy: describes weight. Example: 重。 3. Comfort: denotes relaxation or spaciousness. Example: 寬悅 (comfort). 動 (Verb) - To rise high; to soar. Example: 軒軒 (to rise gracefully, to dance happily).