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Stroke by Stroke: 镫 Writing Order
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镫 (dèng)
1. A metal footrest hanging on both sides of a saddle. (马~)
- A stirrup used for mounting and securing oneself on a horse.
- 骨 associated with this character refers to a type of bone that has a shape similar to a stirrup.
2. Ancient utensil for holding cooked food. ([En.] cooker)
- In historical contexts, used for serving food.
3. Same as "灯" (lamp; light).
- This usage refers to an oil lamp used for illumination.
Additional References:
1. "说文": The character 镫 indicates a type of ingot. It derives from the components of metal (金) and sound (登). It was traditionally made with tile, but later was created using metal.
2. "礼记·祭统": Mentions the action of holding a drink and serving with a 镫 (indicating a lower structure supporting a container).
Additional Meanings:
1. Ancient utensil for meat dishes.
2. Referring to oil lamps.
Example from Literature:
- 清.陈澧's lines describe a scene where a lamp illuminates a Buddhist hall, showing its role in creating a tranquil atmosphere: "Looking back after the mountain, the light of the 镫 is bright in the Buddhist house, where a monk is resting."
In modern terms, 镫 is associated both with traditional food serving utensils and lighting devices, reflecting its dual historical significance.
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