忬字五行属什么？
忬 拼音：yù，sū 部首：心 部首笔划：05 总笔划：13 繁体字：忬 汉字结构：上下结构 简体部首：心 造字法：会意 笔顺：竖折横竖折撇折捺折横折竖横 五笔86：ANQN 五笔98：ANQN 五行：金 笔顺编号：2512534515211 四角号码：71017 UniCode：CJK 统一汉字 U+5FEA 基本字义 1.古同“纾”（除去）；解除。
2.旧读yú。古代刑具。形如刀锯而细长，用以钉缚犯人，亦指刑具。
详细字义 〈动〉
1.消除 [remedy;remove] 舒，也作忬。消闲也。——《正字通》
2.解除[discharge;release from] 忬，除也。——《玉篇》 又如：忬放(释放);忬囚(赦免罪犯)
3.同“愉”( yú)。喜悦[pleasant] 抚军虽不愉思，犹存节度。——南朝宋· 刘义庆《世说新语·政事》
English： the name of a place in Hunan Province， China
Yus is also pronounced as Yu sū (a character for a word “纾”， which means to relax or relieve)， but its meaning was different. It meant that you had been punished with being shackled so tight at your legs， and then released after some time passed by through this strange tool called Yus. I don’t think it could be used on any other purpose except releasing people who were put into custody due to their crime or misdeed， just like how Shu/Shoo worked nowadays when we use them to release prisoners before they are turned free forever outside prison walls because all pending charges against them have officially finished. The main difference between those two words here probably lies within what kind of penalty does each one mean – imprisonment vs jailing， if ever there might exists anything similar to our current punishments today in old days centuries ago… Hmmmmm……
The second way of pronouncing this unusual Chinese character would make sense only upon knowing that it originally came from an ancient country named “Yu ”， whose territory located where Southwestern part of modern day China， mostly consisted of Southwest Chongqing province among others back during Han dynasty around first few centuries AD. In fact， not too far away from present-day town of Fengjie along Yangtze River flows a great city formerly known as Yuzhou. This was once famous site visited by renowned Tang poet Bai Juyi， whom wrote about his experience living inside this beautiful little kingdom surrounded by mountains while working as official sent over from his native land across ocean waters near Japan：
I remember vividly the long boat ride down river along Yangzi Gorge， past Qutang Scarp