鲆 Stroke Order

鲆 (píng) 1. Fish of a certain family, characterized by a flattened, plate-like body that is elongated and oval in shape, with both eyes located on the left side of the body. Common varieties include "tooth flounder" and "spotted flounder." They inhabit shallow seas and feed on small creatures. The flesh is edible, and the liver can be processed into fish liver oil. 2. (noun) A member of the family Bothidae, commonly known as flounders (English: bothid), possessing a flattened body with both eyes on one side. The side with eyes is typically grayish-brown or dark brown, while the blind side is white. Common varieties include tooth flounder and spotted flounder. 3. (noun) A flatfish of the family Bothidae (English: bothid), characterized by a lateral flattened body shape with both eyes on the left side; the eyed side is gray-brown or dark brown, and the blind side is white, commonly found types are the tooth flounder and the spotted flounder.