鬉 (zōng) - Horse's mane & disheveled hair
鬉Tone 1
zōng | 19 strokes | radical:
鬉 · zōng
Horse's mane;
disheveled hair;
specifically refers to the long hair on a horse's neck or unkempt human hair.
Horse's manedisheveled hairspecifically refers to the long hair on a
Usage highlights
Horse's maneDisheveled hairLion's maneThick maneManed animalGroom the mane
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The horse's flowing mane (马鬉) was beautifully groomed.
- Her hair was disheveled (鬉乱) after the windy day.
- The lion's thick mane (鬃毛) is its distinctive feature.
- He brushed the horse's mane (马鬃) before the competition.
Collocations
- Horse's mane(马鬉)
- Disheveled hair(鬉乱)
- Lion's mane(狮鬉)
- Thick mane(浓鬉)
- Maned animal(鬉毛动物)
- Groom the mane(梳理鬉毛)
Idioms
- Like a flowing horse's mane(如马鬉飘)
- Disheveled and unkempt(鬉乱不堪)
- Mane flying in the wind(鬉毛飞扬)
Cultural background
FAQ- Primarily used in classical Chinese literature to describe the majestic appearance of horses.
- In traditional Chinese painting, the depiction of a horse's mane (鬉) is considered a test of the artist's skill.
- The character appears more frequently in classical texts than in modern usage.