鸷 Stroke Order

鸷 (zhì) 1. Ferocious birds, such as eagles, vultures, and owls. 凶猛的鸟，如鹰、雕、枭等。 2. Ferocious; violent. 凶猛；残暴。 - Remark: 吕强 (courageous), 悍 (ferocious). - Example: 勇鸷 (brave and fierce), 鸷而无敌 (ferocious and invincible). 【本义】: 凶猛的鸟，如鹰、雕等 - Original meaning: Ferocious birds, such as eagles and vultures. 【造字法】: 会意。从鸟，从执，执亦声。 - Character formation: Pictophonetic; combining 'bird' and 'hold'. 【引】 1. From "Shuowen Jiezi": 鸷, to kill birds. 2. From "Liji": 猛鸟猛兽也 (ferocious birds and beasts). 3. From "Lisao": 鸷鸟之不群兮 (ferocious birds do not flock together). 4. From "Yangzhicai" by Liu Yuxi (Tang Dynasty): Raising ferocious birds is not for play, but for their strength in hunting. 【例】 - Example phrases: 鸷腾 (like ferocious birds soaring), 鸷鸟累百，不如一鹗 (A hundred lords are not as good as one emperor), 鸷视 (having a keen gaze like a ferocious bird). 鸷 (zhì) 1. Ferocious; violent. 凶猛; 残暴 ([En.] ferocious; violent) 【引】 1. From "Qingbai Lei Chao": But the swift and ferocious birds were never caught. 2. From "Book of the Later Han": Ferocious beasts and swift insects have fierce teeth and dark mouths. 【例】 - Example phrases: 鸷忍 (describing someone as ferociously cruel), 鸷眭 (describing a fierce look), 鸷愎 (cruel and obstinate).