鵝 Stroke Order

鵝 (é) 1. A type of poultry that is larger than a duck, with a long neck, broad beak, short tail, and a body that is white or gray. It has a fleshy protuberance on its forehead, which is larger in males, long neck, and large webbed feet, making it good at swimming. - Example: 白鵝 (white goose), 鵝毛 (goose feather), 鵝卵石 (goose egg stone), 鵝毛大雪 (heavy snow like goose feathers). 2. (Noun) A specific type of poultry. It has a large head, broad beak, long neck, and short tail. Its feathers can be white or black. - Example: The goose belongs to a distinct subfamily of the Anatidae family, closely related to swans and ducks, with an orange or dark brown fleshy protuberance on its forehead, a high and slightly flattened beak, medium-length legs, and a body that is usually larger than that of a duck, with a longer neck. 3. Idiomatic expressions: - 鵝驕: Describes someone as proud like a goose. - 鵝頂椅: A chair with a high back. - 鵝眼: Name of ancient coins. - 鵝頭: Refers to a scam or fraudulent situation. - 鵝項懶凳: A narrow and low stool. - 鵝梨角兒: Describes a hairstyle resembling a goose pear. - 鵝掌鴨信: Refers to a dish made from goose foot and duck's tongue.