觡 (gé) - Antler — refers to the branched horns of & specifically the bony part of antlers.
觡 · gé
Antler — refers to the branched horns of deer and similar animals;
specifically the bony part of antlers.
Antler — refers to the branched horns ofspecifically the bony part of antlers.
Usage highlights
deer antlersantler bonehorned animalantler shapeantler growth
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The deer's antlers (鹿觡) were fully grown.
- In ancient texts, antlers were called (觡).
- The fossil showed clear antler structure (觡骨).
Collocations
- deer antlers(鹿觡)
- antler bone(觡骨)
- horned animal(有觡动物)
- antler shape(觡形)
- antler growth(觡生)
Idioms
- None commonly used in modern Chinese
Cultural background
FAQ- Appears in ancient Chinese texts describing animal anatomy, particularly deer.
- Used in classical Chinese zoological descriptions.
- Rare character in modern usage, primarily of historical/archaic interest.