栲 Stroke Order

栲 [kǎo] 1. 〔～栳〕 1) A type of container woven from bamboo or willow branches, shaped like a scoop; also known as "笆斗" (bādòu). 2) Exaggeratedly describes the head of a person or certain animals. 2. An evergreen tree with lanceolate leaves and spherical fruits that have short spines. The wood is hard and can be used for boat oars, axle shafts, etc. The bark contains tannic acid, which can be used to produce kauri gum and dye. 3. **木名** (wood name). Refers to the mountain chinquapin. An evergreen tree with lanceolate leaves, spherical fruits, hard and dense wood that can be used for axles, etc. The bark contains tannic acid and can be used to make dye and kauri gum. (English: evergreen chinquapin) 4. Refers to kauri gum (tannin extract). 引：1) From "Shijing" (Book of Songs) - "The mountain has kauri, the valley has fu." 例：Examples: “kauri-soled shoes” (栲底皮鞋).