洊

• Iterative/Sequential: "Again," "repeatedly," or "one after another." Describes a sequence where events follow in rapid or rhythmic succession.
• Dynamic Movement: Arriving or advancing repeatedly.
• Literal/Fluid: A surge or current, typically used as a vehicle for the concept of continuity.

• Adverbial: Modifies an action to indicate it is happening iteratively (e.g., "doing X time and again") or sequentially.
• Verbal: To follow in quick succession or to surge forward.

• vs. 重 (chóng): While 重 implies layering, stacking, or general repetition, 洊 suggests a fluid, sequential flow—a stream rather than a stack.
• vs. 漸 (jiàn): While 漸 denotes a gradual transition or slope, 洊 denotes pulsing recurrence.

In cosmological or ritual texts (such as the //I Ching//), this glyph often refers to specific types of advancement or cycles of coming and going. In these technical contexts, "cycle" or "successive arrival" may be more appropriate than simple repetition.