(chéng) - Japanese fish name — refers to the Japanese

Tone 2

chéng | 17 strokes | radical:

· chéng

Japanese fish name — refers to the Japanese dace (Tribolodon hakonensis), a freshwater fish species native to Japan.

Japanese fish name — refers to the Japanese

Usage highlights

Japanese dace鯎 fishingfreshwater 鯎鯎 habitat鯎 species

Synonyms

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The Japanese dace (鯎) is found in rivers throughout Japan.
  • Anglers enjoy fishing for 鯎 in mountain streams.
  • This river has a healthy population of 鯎 fish.

Collocations

  • Japanese dace(鯎魚)
  • 鯎 fishing(釣鯎)
  • freshwater 鯎(淡水鯎)
  • 鯎 habitat(鯎生息地)
  • 鯎 species(鯎種)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • 鯎 is primarily used in Japanese contexts as the name for a specific fish species.
  • The character is not commonly used in standard Chinese vocabulary.
  • In Japan, 鯎 refers to Tribolodon hakonensis, also known as the Japanese dace or ugui.

FAQ