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旄 [máo] 1. Ancient flag decorated with a yak's tail. "The general leads the troops westward under the banner of the yak tail." 旄 [máo] 1. Same as the original meaning (ancient flag with yak's tail). 2. Yak's tail. In ancient times, it was often used as an ornament. 3. Yak. 4. Yak-like hill. A hill that is higher in the front and lower in the back. 5. A kind of star. 6. Homophone for "髦", meaning outstanding person. 7. Homophone for "毛", meaning hair; feather; down; wool. 8. See also mào. 引文： 1. "Shuowen": 旄, it is also a banner. Originally used the tail of a yak, attached to the top of the flagpole, hence it is called 旄. Later, it was also made with feathers or a combination of wool and feathers. 2. "Book of Documents, Shepherd's Oath": "Holding the white 旄 on the right." 3. "Poetry, Minor Elegy, Departure by Cart": "Raise the 旄." 4. "Mencius": "Admire the beauty of the feathered 旄." 5. "Records of the Grand Historian, Biography of Sima Xiangru": "Gather the glorious shine of the 旄." 6. "Rites of Zhou, The Person of the Banner": "Musicians have 旄 dances." 7. Cen Can, "LunTai Song": "The general leads the troops westward under the 旄." 例句： - 旄钺 (originally meaning flag and weapon, a metaphor for military power) - 旄麾 (commander's flag) - 旄象 (a banner adorned with ivory) --- 旄 [mào] 1. Old. 2. Confused eyesight. 3. See also máo. 引文： 1. "Mencius, Lower Part of Liang Hui Wang": "To reverse his 旄 ni." 例句： - 旄倪 (old people and children) - 旄期 (old age) --- 旄 [mào] 1. Old. 2. Confused. 3. See also máo.