鹦 Stroke Order

鹦 (yīng) 1. Bird name, parrot. Commonly referred to as "鹦哥" (yīnggē) [En. parrot]. The bird has a large hook-shaped upper beak and a small lower beak, with feathers in various colors. It is found in tropical and subtropical regions and can imitate human speech, as in the phrase “鹦鹉学舌” (yīngwǔ xué shé), which has a derogatory connotation. 2. General term for parrots, referred to as "鹦哥" (yīnggē). 3. (鸚) 引: 1. "Yue Jin Men" by Wei Chengban from the Former Shu: "The rain lightly falls, flowers scatter; the parrot's call is piercing, tying my heart in a thousand knots." 例: E.g., "鹦哥帻" (yīnggē zhà) - a scarf that is red like a parrot's beak; "鹦舌" (yīngshé) - the tongue of a parrot, metaphorically referring to someone who is eloquent.