獍 (jìng) means "A mythical beast said to eat its mother" in Chinese. It has 14 strokes with the radical 犭. Difficulty: 4.2/5.
A mythical beast said to eat its mother
The character 獍 (jìng) is written with 14 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 犭 is one of its key components.
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獍 is pronounced jìng in Mandarin Chinese. It means A mythical beast said to eat its mother.
枭獍是传说中的兽。
xiāo jìng shì chuán shuō zhōng de shòu
Xiaojing are legendary beasts.
这种獍兽很凶猛。
zhè zhǒng jìng shòu hěn xiōng měng
This Jing beast is very fierce.
破獍是一种古称。
pò jìng shì yī zhǒng gǔ chēng
'Pojing' is an ancient name.
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