鳁 Stroke Order

鳁 1. [Fish] A fish known as "sardine," measuring over 20 centimeters long, with a blackish back and longitudinal black spots on its sides, living in the sea and being one of the world's economically important fish species. 2. [Whale] A type of mammal, a species of whale, resembling a fish in shape, living in the ocean, measuring between 6 to 9 meters long, with a blowhole on its head, and its fat can be processed into oil. 3. (Also written as 鰛) 鳁 wēn Noun A type of fish, also called "sardine" (English: sardine). Belonging to the herring family. Larger individuals can reach a length of about 1 foot, while smaller ones are a few inches long. They have a dark back and a white belly, with large, comb-like scales and several black spots on their sides arranged in a line, inhabiting the sea. 鳁 wēn Noun A type of fish, also called "sardine" (English: sardine). Belonging to the herring family. Larger individuals can reach a length of about 1 foot, while smaller ones are a few inches long. They have a dark back and a white belly, with large, comb-like scales and several black spots on their sides arranged in a line, inhabiting the sea.