豚 Stroke Order

豚 [tún] 名词 1. 〔～鼠〕A mammal, also known as "Guinea pig" or "Cavy". (English: suckling pig) 2. A young pig, generally referring to pigs. (English: pig) 如：豚肩 (young pig shoulder); 豚蹄 (young pig hoof); 豚儿 (a humble term for one's own child). 本义: 小猪，猪 (Original meaning: suckling pig, pig) 造字法: 会意。小篆作字形从彖省，彖(shǐ)，猪。从手(又)持肉，用于祭祀。 (Character formation: Pictophonetic. The small seal script character derives from 豖, which depicts a pig held by hands holding meat, used for sacrifices.) 引 1. 《说文》: 豚，小豕也。 (From Shuowen: "豚 is a young pig.") 2. 《方言八》: 猪其子谓之豚。 (From Fangyan: "The offspring of pigs are called 豚.") 3. 《易·中孚》: 豚鱼吉。 (From Yi Jing: "豚 fish is auspicious.") 4. 《礼记·曲礼》: 豚曰腯肥。 (From Liji: "The pig is called 脯, which is fat.") 5. 《孟子·梁惠王上》: 鸡豚狗彘之畜。 (From Mencius: "Chickens, pigs, dogs, and swine are livestock.") 6. 《韩非子·外储说左下》: 郑县人卖豚，人问其价。 (From Han Feizi: "A man from Zheng sold a pig; people asked for its price.") 7. 《论语·阳货》: 阳货欲见孔子，孔子不见，归孔子豚。 (From Lunyu: "Yang Huo wanted to see Confucius, but Confucius did not see him and returned to him the pig.") 例 如: 豚子 (a humble term for one's own son); 豚犬 (pigs and dogs); 豚鱼 (pigs and fish, generally refers to ignorant animals); 豚犊 (children as foolish as pigs).