楂 Stroke Order

楂 zhā 名 1. 〔山楂〕a. A deciduous tree with spherical, red fruits that have white spots and a sour taste; edible. b. The fruit of this plant. Also written as “山查”. (English: Hawthorn; may tree, referring to plants like hawthorn and wild hawthorn in the rose family. The fruit is red, sour, and edible, and can also be used in medicine.) 2. See also chá. --- 楂 zhā 名 1. 〔山楂〕a. A deciduous tree with spherical, red fruits that have white spots and a sour taste; edible. b. The fruit of this plant. Also written as “山查”. (English: Hawthorn; may tree, referring to plants like hawthorn and wild hawthorn in the rose family. The fruit is red, sour, and edible, and can also be used in medicine.) 引 1. Song, Su Shi, "In the Beginning of Eating Lychees on April 11": "Cloud mountains find company in old pine and cypress, while frost and snow are troubled by the coarse hawthorn and pear." 2. See also chá. --- 1. Same as “茬”. 2. Wooden raft in the water. --- 1. Same as “茬”. 2. Wooden raft in the water: "At the end of the shore, there are plate-like rafts." --- 楂 chá 名 1. Wooden raft in the water. (English: Wood raft) 2. Same as “槎”. (English: Stubble) 3. See also zhā. --- 楂 chá 名 1. Wooden raft in the water. (English: Wood raft) 引 1. He Xun, "Crossing the Lianqi": "At the end of the shore, there are plate-like rafts." 2. Same as “槎”. (English: Stubble) 3. See also zhā.