鯋 (shā) - Shark — refers to a type of large, & also used in some historical or literary contexts
鯋 · shā
Shark — refers to a type of large, predatory fish;
also used in some historical or literary contexts for certain fish species.
Shark — refers to a type of large,also used in some historical or literary contexts
Usage highlights
SharkShark finWhale sharkShark skinShark attackSand shark
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The shark is a fearsome predator (鯊鱼).
- Shark fin soup is a controversial dish (鱼翅羹).
- Ancient texts sometimes mention the shark (鯋).
- The ocean is home to many sharks (鯊鱼).
Collocations
- Shark(鯊鱼)
- Shark fin(鱼翅)
- Whale shark(鲸鲨)
- Shark skin(鲨鱼皮)
- Shark attack(鲨鱼袭击)
- Sand shark(沙鲨)
Idioms
- None commonly associated with this specific character.
Cultural background
FAQ- Sharks have been both feared and revered in Chinese maritime culture.
- Shark fin soup was historically considered a luxury dish, though consumption has declined due to conservation concerns.