(zhī) - A type of bird & also used in Japanese as a character for

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zhī | 17 strokes | radical:

· zhī

A type of bird;

also used in Japanese as a character for 'titmouse' or 'chickadee'.

A type of birdalso used in Japanese as a character for

Usage highlights

Japanese tittitmouse familysmall birdbird watchingbird species

Synonyms

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The Japanese tit (Parus minor) is called シジュウカラ (shijūkara) in Japanese.
  • In ornithology, this character refers to small passerine birds (鴲科 birds).
  • Some historical texts mention this bird species (古书中的鴲).

Collocations

  • Japanese tit(シジュウカラ)
  • titmouse family(鴲科)
  • small bird(小鸟鴲)
  • bird watching(观鴲)
  • bird species(鴲种)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • This character is primarily used in Japanese ornithological contexts rather than modern Chinese.
  • In historical Chinese texts, it appears as a name for specific bird species.
  • The character combines 'bird' radical with 'to know' component, possibly indicating a recognizable bird species.

FAQ