隼 Stroke Order

隼 (sǔn) noun 1. A type of bird, specifically a falcon, characterized by narrow and pointed wings, a short and wide beak, and a curved upper beak with serrated projections. It is a fast-flying raptor that excels at attacking other birds. There are many species, such as the peregrine falcon and the hunting falcon. Formerly known as 鶻 (hú). 2. In ancient texts, it refers to a bird of prey. For example, in "Guo Yu", it is mentioned: "A falcon gathered in the courtyard of Duke Chen and died." 【引】 引自《国语·鲁语》：有隼集于陈侯之庭而死。 1. A name for animals in the class Aves, order Accipitriformes. They have feathers on their heads and necks, square external nostrils, grooves under each claw, and may have wedge-shaped, rounded, or forked tails. Known for their keen nature and extreme flight speed, they are often trained by hunters to assist in catching birds and rabbits. Also referred to as 鶻鴒.