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Information of 鼠

Pinyin shǔ
Radical
Strokes
13 strokes
Usage
★★★★★
Definition
rat / mouse
鼠 [shǔ] 1. A family of mammals, with incisors that grow continuously throughout their lives. They often gnaw on objects to wear them down, reproduce rapidly, and there are many species. Some can spread pathogens such as the plague, causing harm to agriculture and forestry, stealing food, and damaging stored goods and buildings (commonly referred to as "耗子" or "rat"). - Examples: 老鼠 (mouse), 鼠胆 (cowardice), 鼠目寸光 (short-sighted), 投鼠忌器 (to act with caution), 鼠辈 (small-time individuals). 2. Concealed anxiety. - Example: 鼠思 (anxiety). Definition Summary: 1. Same as the original meaning (mouse; rat). 2. One of the twelve zodiac animals. 3. Metaphor for a petty person or treacherous minister. 4. Refers to an ailment; disease. 5. Metaphor for someone who is timid or cowardly. 6. Scrofulous; tuberculosis of the lymph nodes. Historical Usage: 1. "说文": "鼠,穴虫之总名也." 2. "诗·召南·行露": "谁谓鼠无牙?" 3. "汉书·五行志": "鼠小虫,性盗窃." 4. "说苑·善说": "鼠者,人之所薰也." 5. "汉·贾谊《陈政事疏》": "里谚曰:欲投鼠而忌器." 6. "三元里人民抗英": "逆夷各狐凭鼠伏." Examples: - 鼠窜而狼忙 (describes a chaotic escape). - 鼠牙雀角 (a metaphor for aggressive bullying leading to lawsuits). - 鼠盗蜂起 (a derogatory term for the feudal ruling class's slander against peasant uprisings). - 鼠腹蜗肠 (describes something of small capacity). - 鼠市 (a device used for catching mice). - 鼠布 (fabric made of mouse fur). - 鼠裘 (fur coat made of mouse pelts). **Zodiac Meaning:** 1. One of the twelve zodiac animals. - Example: "周书": "昔在武川镇生汝兄弟,大者属鼠,次者属兔,汝身属蛇." **Metaphorical Usage:** 1. Metaphor for a petty person or treacherous minister. - Example: 鼠目 (short-sighted), 鼠璞 (something that appears valuable but is not), 鼠窃 (a petty thief), 鼠雀之辈 (insignificant people). **Additional Meanings:** 1. Refers to anxiety or illness. - Example: 鼠思泣血 (expressing deep sorrow). - "淮南子": "狸头愈鼠,鸡头已瘘." 2. Metaphor for cowardice. - Example: 鼠步 (to walk cautiously or timidly), 鼠胆 (metaphor for cowardice). 3. Scrofulous conditions. - Example: 鼠疮, 鼠瘘.
lǎo shǔ shǐ
mouse droppings / mouse dung
tóu shǔ jì qì
lit. to refrain from shooting at the rat for fear of breaking the vases (idiom) / to not act against an evil so as to prevent harm to innocents
bào tóu shǔ cuàn
to cover one's head and sneak away like a rat (idiom); to flee ignominiously
sōng shǔ
squirrel
shǔ biāo
mouse (computing)
huī shǔ
chinchilla / squirrel
hǎi lí shǔ
coypu / nutria
huáng shǔ láng
see 黃鼬|黄鼬[huang2 you4]
zhāng tóu shǔ mù
lit. the head of a river deer and the eyes of a rat (idiom) / fig. repulsively ugly and shifty-looking
shǔ yì
plague
shǔ chuāng
Murine sores
shuò shǔ
Shuo
cāng shǔ
hamster
shǔ cuàn
to scamper off / to scurry off like a frightened rat
lǎo shǔ
rat / mouse / CL:隻|只[zhi1]
dài shǔ
kangaroo
tún shǔ
guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
shǔ bèi
a scoundrel / a bad chap
fén shǔ
zokor / sokhor
wú shǔ
flying squirrel
yǎn shǔ
mole (zoology)
shè shǔ
muskrat / Ondatra zibethica
xiǎo shǔ
mouse
shǔ lèi
murine / muroid
shǔ yào
rat poison
tián shǔ
vole
yě shǔ
vole / field mouse
bái shǔ
white mouse
huáng shǔ
ground squirrel / suslik
dǎn xiǎo rú shǔ
chicken-hearted (idiom) / gutless
Input Method for 鼠
Pinyin shu3
Wubi
vnun|enun
Cangjie
hxvyv
Zhengma
nbzd
Four Corner
77712
Unicode
U+9f20