鳮 (jī) - Chicken — an archaic or variant form of & fowl
鳮 · jī
Chicken — an archaic or variant form of 雞/鸡 (jī), meaning chicken;
fowl;
poultry.
Chicken — an archaic or variant form offowlpoultry.
Usage highlights
ChickenChicken coopChicken featherChicken eggWild chickenRooster
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The farmer raises chickens (鳮) for eggs.
- In ancient texts, 鳮 was used instead of 雞 (鳮).
- This character appears in historical documents (鳮).
Collocations
- Chicken(鳮)
- Chicken coop(鳮舍)
- Chicken feather(鳮毛)
- Chicken egg(鳮蛋)
- Wild chicken(野鳮)
- Rooster(公鳮)
Idioms
- Chicken and dog hear nothing(鸡犬不闻)
- Chicken feather蒜皮(鸡毛蒜皮)
- Chicken flying, egg broken(鸡飞蛋打)
Cultural background
FAQ- 鳮 is an ancient variant form of the modern character 雞/鸡 (chicken).
- Chickens have been domesticated in China for thousands of years and appear in many cultural contexts.
- In Chinese zodiac, the rooster is the tenth animal sign, associated with punctuality and honesty.