Contents ·鬶 ·Simple Explanation ·Detailed Explanation ·More Simple Explanation 鬶  Traditional Chinese:  鬹 Pinyin:  guī, lián, xí Header:  鬲 Total Strokes:  18 Extra Strokes:  8   UTF-8:  E9 AC B6 UTF-16:  9B36 UTF-32:  00009B36 Cangjie:  XQUMR One word full code:  gui1guige   One word double code:  guguge One word single code:  ggg Character structure:  Top-(middle)-bottom Level of decomposition:  7 Strokes:  一一丿㇏丨????丿乚一丨????一丨????丶丿一丨   Stroke sequence:  113425351251254312 Stroke Description:  horizontal, horizontal, downwards-left, downwards-right, vertical, turning, downwards-left, turning, horizontal, vertical, turning, horizontal, vertical, turning, downwards-right, downwards-left, horizontal, vertical Others' sequence:  113425351251254312   Structure of components:  规(夫(二(一一)人(丿㇏))见(冂(丨????)(丿乚)))鬲(????(一口(冂(丨????)一))(冂(丨????)(䒑(丷(丶丿)一)丨))) Simple Explanation 　　Gui (Gui) guī ancient earthenware cooking utensils, three hollow of the foot, a shank beak. Stroke: 18; radicals: Ge; stroke order number: 113425351251254312 Detailed Explanation 　　Gui 　　Xie 　　guī 　　【Name】 　　Chinese Neolithic earthenware pots and pans, there are three hollow foot〗 〖apitcherwiththreelegs 　　Gui, tripod kettle also. A shank beak. - "Said Wen." Duan Note: The "handle can be held there, a bill can write things." More Simple Explanation 　　Gui lián 1. Beard long, drooping appearance. 2. Hair long appearance. See "gui gui." 3. Hair sparse appearance. See "gui gui."

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