蛭 Stroke Order

蛭 [zhì] 1. Leech. A segmented animal. The body is generally long and flat, somewhat resembling an earthworm, with a sucker at both ends. It lives in freshwater or damp areas and can suck the blood of humans and livestock. 2. Little mound. Same as "垤". 3. Surname. 引 (Example references): 1. In "Shuo Wen": 蛭 (zhì), refers to a type of leech, classified under insects, deriving the sound from it. 2. In "Jia Zi Chun Qiu": King Hui of Chu ate cold pickles and got a leech, which he swallowed, and his long-standing abdominal illness was cured. 3. In "Lun Heng · Fu Xu": The nature of leeches is to feed on blood; King Hui likely had accumulated blood. 4. From Liu Zongyuan's "Jin Wen": It embraces the universe and nourishes all things, while shrimp and leeches are never far from the shallow water. 例 (Examples): Another like: 水蛭 (water leech); 蛭蝚 (water leech, also known as '到掌'); 蛭类 (an academic term in zoology).