How to write the word "Tian" in Lian Bi?

The Lian Bi spelling of the word "Tian" is as follows:

Pinyin: tiān?

radical: big

stroke: 4

five strokes: GDI

Cang Xie: MK

stroke order number: 1134

four corner number: 184

structure: monogram

Zheng code: agd

part of speech: noun; Adjective

Reading and writing in order of strokes: horizontal, horizontal, skimming and pressing

Origin:

1. -Tang Du Fu's "Cottage Broken by Autumn Wind"

Vernacular translation: In late autumn, the sky is getting dark.

2. loudest in the dark sky of a stormy day. -Tang Du Fu's

Vernacular translation: When it's rainy and wet, ghosts make a shrill cry.

3. Worry about charcoal and wish it were cold. -Tang Juyi's Selling Charcoal Weng

Vernacular translation: I am worried that charcoal will not be sold, and I hope it will be colder. Extended data

Interpretation:

1. Sky: top to site. As soon as the sun is full ~ red.

2. at the top; Erected in the air: ~ shed. ~ window. ~ bridge.

3. Twenty-four hours a day, sometimes specifically refers to the daytime: today ~. After the winter solstice, ~ is getting longer and longer.

4. Used to calculate days: every ~. Second ~. Three to three nights. I've been busy for a long time. Let's go to bed early at night.

5. a certain time of the day: even ~. ~ It's still early.

6. season: spring. Cold ~. Three volts ~. Huangmei ~.

7. weather: cloudy. ~ sunny. ~ it's cold

8. natural; Born: ~ sex. ~ capital. ~ foot.

9. Nature: ~ disaster. People will win ~.

1. Last name.

related words: sky, blue sky, cloudy day, horizon, balance, the day before yesterday, autumn, congenital, natural, flyover, today, hot day, dawn, dawn

1. cloudy day [y and n ti ā n]?

a cloudy sky.

2. Balance [tiān píng]?

a more precise weighing instrument is made according to the lever principle. There are small plates at both ends of the lever, with weights at one end and objects to be weighed at the other. When the pointer in the middle of the lever stops at the center of the scale, the weight of the weight is the weight of the object. Mostly used in laboratories and pharmacies.

3. The day before yesterday [qián tiān]?

time words. The day before yesterday.

4. congenital [xiān tiān]?

refers to the human or animal formed or possessed in the embryonic period. Compared with "the day after tomorrow": ~ insufficient.

5. born [tiān shēng]?

attribute words. Naturally occurring: ~ beautiful. A pair of ~. The skill is not ~.

6. Overpass [tiān qiáo]?

Bridges erected over the railway in railway stations for passengers to cross the railway also refer to bridges erected over the road for pedestrians to cross the road in cities.

7. Today [j and n ti ā n]?

On this day when you are speaking, don't put off till tomorrow what you can do.