First, the pinyin of the tyrant: jiàn

Second, the interpretation:

beyond the duty. In ancient times, it meant that people in lower positions used the names, etiquette and utensils of people in higher positions: ~ (using the title of emperor). ~ go beyond one's duty and use someone's name or things in the world.

third, the radical of the tyrant:

fourth, the structure of Chinese characters: the left and right structure

fifth, the method of word-making: the left shape and the right sound

sixth, the variant characters:

seventh, the related words:

the tyrant and the tyrant. Chinese character stroke order: ノ?フノフノフボ12511

2. Reading and writing in stroke order: apostrophe, vertical, horizontal, apostrophe, apostrophe, vertical, horizontal, apostrophe.

go beyond duty and rules.

2. trespassing [jiàn zá]?

it is said that those who are below commit crimes, which leads to chaos and disorder.

3. [jiàn wěn]?

beyond the ritual system, confusion and disorder.

4. what's wrong with [jià n ǐ]?

unauthorized imitation. The more points you make, the more false.

5. [jiàn wàng]?

In the old society, it was considered to be beyond one's duty to assume the position and name of a superior.

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