腯 Stroke Order

腯 [tú] 形 1. 肥壮。多用以形容牲畜 (fat and sturdy) - 例如：腯怪 (a clumsy and fat creature); 腯腯 (looking fat and sturdy); 腯伟 (tall and stout); 腯肥 (a fat pig used for ancient sacrifices); 腯成 (growing robustly); 腯鸡 (a capon). 引 1. 《说文》：腯，牛羊曰肥，豕曰腯。段注：“按，人曰肥，兽曰腯，此人物之大辨也。又析言之，则牛羊得称肥，豕独称腯。” - Translation: According to "Shuowen," (腯) refers to cattle and sheep as fat, while pigs are referred to as 腯. Commentary by Duan: "It is noted that humans say fat, while animals say 腯, which is a significant distinction between humans and animals. Furthermore, to clarify, cattle and sheep can be referred to as fat, while pigs are uniquely called 腯." 2. 《左传·桓公六年》：吾牲牷肥腯，粢盛丰备。 - Translation: In the "Zuo Tradition," it states: "Our livestock are fat and abundant, and the offerings are lavish and plentiful." 3. 左思《吴都赋》：鸟兽腯肤。 - Translation: In "Wu Du Fu" by Zuo Si: "Birds and beasts are fat and plump." Note: The character 腯 is primarily used to describe livestock that is fat, particularly pigs.