貍 Stroke Order

貍 (lí) 1. Also known as "貉" (máng). Also known as "raccoon." 2. A mammal that resembles a cat, whose fur can be used to make clothing. It is also called "狸子" (lízi), "狸猫" (límāo), "山猫" (shānmāo), "豹猫" (bàomāo). A mammal with a shape similar to a cat; its fur can be used for clothing. It is also referred to as "raccoon" or "cat-like animal." Noun, animal name. A vertebrate belonging to the class Mammalia and order Carnivora, family Canidae. It is smaller than a fox, with a grayish-brown color and fur that is striped yellow and spotted. It has a pointed snout, very short limbs, and a thick, long, fluffy tail. It lives in burrows near villages and wild areas, being nocturnal and hunting small animals such as chickens and ducks. Noun, animal name. A vertebrate belonging to the class Mammalia and order Carnivora, family Canidae. Its body resembles a fox but is smaller, colored gray-brown, with mixed yellow fur and spots. It has a pointed snout, very short limbs, and a thick, long, fluffy tail. It burrows near villages and fields, being active at night to prey on small animals like chickens and ducks.