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Information of 猪

Pinyin zhū

Radical

犭

Strokes

11 strokes

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Definition

hog / pig / swine

猪 zhū 〔名〕 1. Swine; hog; pig: Any member of the family Suidae, which includes various mammals characterized by short limbs, a short tail, sparse body hair, a short and flat or slightly concave snout, large drooping or erect ears, and a coarse coat with colors such as black, white, or black-and-white. Within this context, it frequently refers specifically to domesticated varieties. 【Examples】: - 猪倌 (pig keeper) - 猪场 (pig farm) - 猪圈 (pigpen) - 猪肉 (pork) - 生猪 (live pig) - 野猪 (wild pig) - 种猪 (breeding pig) 2. One of the twelve zodiac animals, corresponding to the Earthly Branch "亥" (swine). 【Examples】: - 属猪的 (born in the Year of the Pig) - 猪年 (the Year of the Pig, also known as "亥年") 猪 zhū 〔动〕 To accumulate water. 【Note】: 通“潴” (the same as "潴"). 【Examples】: - 大野既猪. (The great wild has accumulated water.) - 规偃猪. (The regulation is to collect water.) - 以猪畜水. (Using pigs to store water.) 古同“潴” Historical meaning related to agar; a place where water accumulates.

垃圾猪 lā jī zhū

Garbage pig

猪娃 zhū wá

Pig baby

猪崽 zhū zǎi

piglet

猪八戒 Zhū Bā jiè

Zhu Bajie, character in Journey to the West 西遊記|西游记, with pig-like characteristics and armed with a muckrake / Pigsy in Arthur Waley's translation

养猪 yǎng zhū

raise hogs or pigs

猪朋狗友 zhū péng gǒu yǒu

dissolute companions / disreputable comrades

猪肉 zhū ròu

pork

生猪 shēng zhū

pig / hog / live pig / pork on the hoof

猪头 zhū tóu

pig head / (coll.) fool / jerk

野猪 yě zhū

wild boar (Sus scrofa) / CL:頭|头[tou2]

江猪 jiāng zhū

Chinese river dolphin, Lipotes vexillifer

猪油 zhū yóu

lard

猪肝 zhū gān

pork liver

肥猪 féi zhū

fat pig / hog

猪圈 zhū juàn

pigsty (lit. and fig.)

母猪 mǔ zhū

sow

肉猪 ròu zhū

pork pig

猪头肉 zhū tóu ròu

Pork head

豪猪 háo zhū

porcupine

猪蹄 zhū tí

pig trotters

养猪户 yǎng zhū hù

pig farmer / swine breeder

养猪场 yǎng zhū chǎng

hoggery / pig farm

猪血 zhū xuè

coagulated pig blood used as a food item

猪鬃 zhū zōng

bristles

猪瘟 zhū wēn

swine fever

仔猪 zǐ zhū

piglet

猪仔 zhū zǎi

piglet / porkling

猪粪 zhū fèn

pig manure

猪肚 zhū dǔ

pork tripe / Pig bag

猪苓 zhū líng

poria mushroom (Polyporus umbellatus)