How to write 閣

閣 1. A building similar to a floor, used for distant viewing, recreation, storing books, and for Buddhist purposes. (類似樓房的建築物，供遠眺、遊憩、藏書和供佛之用。) Example: 樓閣 (building), 滕王閣 (Tengwang Pavilion), 閣下 (a respectful term for referring to a person indirectly; often used in diplomatic contexts). 2. Specifically refers to a woman's bedroom. (特指女子的臥房。) Example: 閨閣 (woman’s private quarters), 出閣 (to get married). 3. A small wooden house. (小木頭房子。) Example: 閣子 (small wooden house), 閣樓 (attic). 4. The highest administrative agency in some countries. (某些國家的最高行政機關。) Example: 內閣 (the cabinet), 組閣 (to form a government), 入閣 (to take office). 5. An ancient term that is the same as “擱,” meaning to stop. (古同“擱”，停止。) - Noun: An ancient type of building similar to a floor, consisting of two levels, with the lower level as a supporting layer and the upper level resting on it. It is surrounded and has windows, providing a wide view and good ventilation. Such buildings were often constructed in gardens for rest, and also for storage and book collection. (名词 古代一种类似楼的建筑物。屋分两层，底层为支撑层，上层立于支撑平座上，四周围起，有窗，视野高阔，通风良好。常建于园林中以供休憩。亦供置物藏书用。) Example: 樓閣 (building), 唐．杜牧〈阿房宫赋〉：五步一樓，十步一閣 (Du Mu's poem: every five steps a floor, every ten steps a pavilion). - Noun: An ancient type of partitioned room or loft within a residential building. The partitioned room refers to the space created at the back of the east and west wing, while the loft refers to the upper space separated by a floor within the main house. (名词 古代一种在住宅屋内所隔出的夹室或夹层。夹室指东西厢房后所隔出之空间，夹层指主屋内以楼板隔出的上层部分。) Example: 閣樓 (attic).