犐 (kē) - A castrated bull or ox & specifically refers to a bull that has been
犐 · kē
A castrated bull or ox;
specifically refers to a bull that has been neutered.
A castrated bull or oxspecifically refers to a bull that has been
Usage highlights
castrated bull犐 animalneuter a bulldocile 犐plowing 犐
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The farmer keeps a castrated bull (犐牛) for plowing.
- In ancient texts, 犐 refers to a neutered ox (去势的牛).
- 犐 cattle are typically more docile (温顺的犐牛).
Collocations
- castrated bull(犐牛)
- 犐 animal(犐畜)
- neuter a bull(犐牛)
- docile 犐(温顺的犐)
- plowing 犐(耕犐)
Cultural background
FAQ- Character appears in classical Chinese agricultural texts describing livestock management.
- Reflects traditional Chinese farming practices where castration was used to control animal behavior.
- Rare character primarily of historical/technical interest rather than common modern usage.