How to write 逶

逶 [wēi] 1. (of a road or path) winding, meandering; having a long and winding appearance. Example: “逶迤” is also written as “委蛇”, “逶迆”, “逶迱”, “逶虵”, referring to an appearance of winding and continuous curves. 2. To proceed in a winding manner. Example: In the text of the Northern Wei’s “Record of the Monasteries in Luoyang”, it describes people moving with a sense of fatigue forgotten - “逶迤複道”, indicating a winding path. 3. Subtle; indirect. Example: In “Book of the Later Han”, it mentions “大直若屈”, meaning the path is indeed winding, which suggests a curvy nature. 4. To be composed and self-satisfied. Example: The poem from the “Book of Songs” uses “委蛇” meaning a self-satisfied demeanor. 5. Arranged slantingly. Example: Mentioned in “Selections from the Literary Collections”, it describes something that is gradually inclined in appearance. 本义: 弯曲而绵延不断的样子 Base Meaning: The appearance of being winding and continuous. 造字法: 形声。从辵( chuò)，委声。 Character Formation: Phono-semantic compound; composed of the radical for "movement" and a phonetic. 引: 1. “说文”: 逶, 逶迆, 袤去之貌. 2. “楚辞·九思·逢尤”: 望旧邦兮路逶随. **秩如:** 1. 逶随 (appearance of winding and remote), 逶丽 (appearance of winding and curling).