蛙 Stroke Order

蛙 [wā] 名词 1. A family of amphibians classified by having no tail, long hind limbs, short forelimbs, webbed toes, and being adept at jumping and swimming. There are many species. (English: A family of amphibians known for having no tail, long hind limbs, short forelimbs, webbed toes, and proficiency in jumping and swimming. Many species exist.) - Example species: 青蛙 (commonly known as "rice paddy frog"), 牛蛙 (bullfrog), 蛙泳 (frog swimming), 蛙人 (frogman). 引 1. In "Shuōwén Jiězì," it is noted that common people refer to it as 田鸡, and in Yangzhou, it is called 水鸡, also known as 吠蛤. 2. From Song Dynasty poet Xin Qiji's poem "Xijiangyue · Night Travel on Huangsha Road": "Hearing the calls of frogs all around." 例 - Example usages: 蛙市 (Frog market - nighttime gathering of frogs croaking); 蛙吹 (Frog croak); 蛙角 (Hairstyle resembling the symmetrical protruding parts of a frog's head); 蛙怒 (Describing the loud croaking of a frog, akin to an inflated rage); 蛙蛤 (a type of frog). 形容词 1. 淫邪 (English: licentious). - Example usage: 蛙咬 (licentious music); 蛙声 (lewd sounds, licentious music); 蛙歌 (lewd singing). 2. 凹隐 (English: low-lying) – With a sullen look. - Example reference: In "Jin Ping Mei," it describes a character who keeps a sullen face and does not speak.