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94 4 hūn quǎn Kangxi radical 94; dog.⁸
(composition: ⿺大丶; U+72AC).
犬齿[犬齒] hūn-chī quǎnchǐ canine tooth.⁵
犬子 hūn-dū
quǎnzǐ a self-depreciatory expression of one's own son; young dog.⁸
犬吠 hūn-fèi
quǎnfèi the bark of a dog.⁷
犬彘 hūn-jï
quǎnzhì a beast or brute (a term of abuse).⁷
犬彘食人食 hūn-jï-sèik-ngĩn-sèik
quǎnzhìshírénshí <wr.> the dogs and pigs eat like their masters – of corrupt aristocracy.¹¹
犬马之劳[犬馬之勞] hūn-mâ-jï-lão
quǎnmǎzhīláo lit. labor of a dog or a horse – one's own service (humble).⁷
犬牙 hūn-ngã
quǎnyá canine tooth; fang (of a dog).⁵
犬牙交错[犬牙交錯] hūn-ngã-gäo-tö
quǎnyá jiāocuò jigsaw-like; interlocking.⁵
犬铺[犬鋪] hūn-pü
quǎnpù a doghouse; a kennel.⁷
犬祸[犬禍] hūn-vò
quǎnhuò prevalence of rabies.⁷
犬儒 hūn-yĩ
quǎnrú cynic.⁸
犬戎 Hūn-yũng
Quǎnróng name of a barbarian tribe to the west in ancient times.⁷
<台> 黄犬[黃犬] võng-hūn earthworm.
hun1 7044
94 5 bàt the appearance or shape of a dog running; alternative form of 跋 bàt (“to step on”); alternative form of 拔 bàt (“to pull off”).³⁶ (Note: Distinguish this character 犮 bàt from 发, the simplified form of 發 fāt or fät and 髮 fāt ).
(composition: ⿺友丶(G) or ⿻犬丿(HTJK); U+72AE).
(See 𡗜❄{⿻大丷} bòt; 跋 bàt; 拔 bàt).
bat4 610
94 5 fàn fàn violate, offend (against law); attack, assail, work against; criminal; have a recurrence of (an old illness), revert to (a bad habit); commit (a mistake, crime).⁵
犯病 fàn-bèng fànbìng have an attack of one's old illness.⁵
犯不着[犯不著] fàn-būt-jèk
fànbuzháo <topo.> not  worthwhile.⁵
犯节气[犯節氣] fàn-dëik-hï
fàn jiéqi have an attack of a seasonal illness.⁵
犯罪 fàn-duì
fànzuì commit a crime or an offence.⁵
犯法 fàn-fāt
fànfǎ violate or break the law.⁵
犯科作奸 fàn-fö-dōk-gän
fànkēzuòjiān transgress the law and become a traitor.¹⁹
犯奸[犯姦] fàn-gän
fànjiān to commit adultery.²⁴
犯纣[犯紂] fàn-jào
fànzhòu <topo.> become crooked or distorted.⁵⁴
犯阙[犯闕] fàn-küt
fànquè illegally break into royal palace.¹¹
犯而不校 fàn-ngĩ-būt-gäo
fànérbùjiào though opposed he entered no altercation.¹⁴
犯人 fàn-ngĩn
fànrén criminal; prisoner; convict.⁵
犯案 fàn-ön
fàn'àn (old) be found out and brought to justice.⁵
犯愁 fàn-sẽo
fànchóu <topo.> worry; be anxious.⁵
犯错[犯錯] fàn-tö
fàncuò to make a mistake; to err.⁷
犯浑[犯渾] fàn-vùn
fànhún be unreasonable/difficult.⁶
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94 5 yiũ qiú armadillo.⁹
九带犰狳[九帶犰狳] giū-äi-yiũ-yĩ jiǔdàiqiúyú nine-banded armadillo or nine-banded, long-nosed armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus).¹⁵ʼ²⁰
拉河三带犰狳[拉河三帶犰狳] lā-hõ-xäm-äi-yiũ-yĩ
lāhé sāndài qiúyú southern three-banded armadillo (Tolypeutes matacus), also called the La Plata three-banded armadillo.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
披毛犰狳 pï-mão-yiũ-yĩ
pīmáoqiúyú big hairy armadillo or large hairy armadillo (Chaetophractus villosus).¹⁵ʼ²⁰
犰狳 yiũ-yĩ
qiúyú armadillo.⁶
犰狳属[犰狳屬] yiũ-yĩ-sùk
qiúyúshǔ the only extant genus Dasypus in the family Dasypodidae.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
yiu3 17201
94 6 hòn àn a prison, a jail; a species of dog with black mouth and nose.⁷
狴犴 bäi-hòn bì'àn <wr.> legendary tiger-like beast whose image used to be painted on prison doors; prison.⁶
犴狱[犴獄] hòn-ngùk
ànyù a prison.⁷
(See 犴[hòn, hān].)
hon4 6776
94 6 hòn hān (=驼鹿[駝鹿] hũ-lùk or hõ-lùk tuólù elk; moose);⁶ (=堪达罕[堪達罕] häm-àt-hōn kāndáhǎn <topo.> elk; moose.)¹ elk; moose.⁵
(See 犴[hòn, àn]; 𤞶❄{⿰犭罕} hòn.)
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94 6 𤜤
jàk zhé (composition: ⿰犭乇; U+24724).
𤜤❄{⿰犭乇}㹮 jàk-màk zhémò the offspring of an ass and a cow.²
jak4 7361
94 7 èik low ranking public official (old); generic name for northern ethnic minorities during the Qin and Han Dynasties (221 BC-220 AD); Di surname.¹⁰
夷狄 yĩ-èik yídí non-Han tribes in the east and north of ancient China; barbarians.¹⁰
eik4 2809
94 7 hāo hǒu a legendary man-eating dog-like beast.⁹ an animal like a dog, found in northern regions, that devours men; a wolf.²⁴ a denglong (蹬龙[蹬龍] àng-lũng dēnglóng) beast, legendary creature.³⁶
(composition: ⿰犭孔; U+72BC).
hao1 5830
94 7 kõng kuáng mad, crazy; violent; wild, unrestrained; arrogant, overbearing.⁵
狂飙[狂飆] kõng-bël kuángbiāo hurricane; vigorous or violent trend or force.⁶
狂飙期[狂飆期] kõng-bël-kĩ
kuángbiāoqī storm-and-stress period.¹⁹
狂吠 kõng-fì
kuángfèi bark furiously; howl.⁵
狂欢[狂歡] kõng-fön
kuánghuān revelry; carnival.⁵
狂风[狂風] kõng-füng
kuángfēng whole gale; fierce wind.⁵
狂风骤起[狂風驟起] kõng-füng-jào-hī
kuángfēngzhòuqǐ a strong wind struck all of a sudden.⁷
狂瞽 kõng-gū
kuánggǔ <wr.> my humble remarks.⁵⁴
狂喜 kõng-hī
kuángxǐ wild with joy.⁵
狂犬病 kõng-hūn-bèng
kuángquǎnbìng hydrophobia; rabies.⁵
狂澜[狂瀾] kõng-lãn
kuánglán raging waves; a critical situation; a desperate situation.⁸
狂妄 kõng-mông
kuángwàng wildly arrogant.⁵
狂热[狂熱] kõng-ngèik
kuángrè fanaticism.⁵
狂人 kõng-ngĩn
kuángrén madman; maniac.⁵
kong3 8833
94 7 niū niǔ be bound by; be constrained by.⁵ <wr.> be a stickler for; adhere rigidly to; hold fast to.⁶ to covet; to be accustomed to; to hold the post of; avaricious, greedy.⁷
(composition: ⿰犭丑; U+72C3).
狃于习俗[狃於習俗] niū-yï-dìp-dùk niǔyúxísú  be bound by custom.⁵ to be constrained by custom.⁷
狃于陋习[狃於陋習] niū-yï-lèo-dìp
niǔyúlòuxí rigidly adhere to corrupt customs.⁶ to be accustomed to bad habits.⁷
狃于成见[狃於成見] niū-yï-sẽin-gëin
niǔyúchéngjiàn be deeply prejudiced.⁶ to be a slave of preconceived ideas; opinionated.⁷
niu1 12244
94 7 vûn yǔn a tribe of Scythian nomads.⁸
猃狁[獫狁] or 玁狁 Hēm-vûn Xiǎnyǔn Xianyun, Zhou Dynasty term for a northern nomadic tribe later called the 匈奴 Hüng-nũ Xiōngnú Xiongnu in the Qin and Han Dynasties.¹⁰
vun5 15409
94 8 än dàn (<old>=旦 än dàn as in 旦角 än-gôk dànjué <opera> a female role.⁷); play the role of women in opera; a minority nationality in ancient China.⁸ to grasp; to seek after, and steal.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭旦; U+72DA).
狚族 än-dùk
dànzú The Danzu minority nationality in ancient China.¹³
狚末
or 旦末 än-mòt dànmò name used by theatrical groups for a theatrical company.
猲狚 gût-än
gédàn a huge wolf.⁸ an animal like a wolf.²⁴ (cf 獦狚 gût-än).
猎狚[獵狚] lèp-än
lièdàn an animal similar to a wolf.²
猵狚 pëin-än
piàndàn or 猵狙 pëin-duï piànjū or 獦牂 gût-dòng gézāng an ape-like beast with a head like a dog in ancient books .² mythical beast similar to an ape with dog's head.⁸
an2 219
94 8 äp xiá <wr.> be improperly familiar/close with (usually a woman); be frivolously/flirtatious intimate.⁶
(composition: ⿰犭甲; U+72CE).
狎妓 äp-gì or hâp-gì xiájì dally/flirt with prostitutes; visit prostitutes; visit a brothel; go whoring.⁶
狎客 äp-hāk
or äp-häk or hâp-hāk or hâp-häk xiákè frequenter of brothels; prostitute's customer; whoremonger.⁶
狎昵 äp-nèik
or hâp-nèik xiánì be intimate in a frivolous way; be improperly familiar/close with.⁶
狎翫 äp-ngòn
or hâp-ngòn xiáwán to regard familiarly and cheaply (also written 狎玩 äp-ngòn xiáwán).¹¹
狎亵[狎褻] äp-xēik
or hâp-xēik xiáxiè slight; be improperly familiar with; act indecently towards.⁶
骄狎[驕狎] gël-äp
or gël-hâp jiāoxiá contemptuous.¹¹ to treat with haughty disrespect.¹⁴
玩狎 ngòn-äp
or ngòn-hâp wánxiá to dally with; to treat without respect.⁸
<又> hâp
(See 狎 hâp.)
ap2 355
94 8 bäo páo (=麅 bäo páo) species of deer found in north China.⁸
狍子 bäo-dū páozi a roe deer.⁸ roe deer; Capreolus pygargus.⁹ siberian roe deer; Capreolus pygargus.¹⁰
东方狍[東方狍] üng-föng-bäo
dōngfāngpáo siberian roe deer; Capreolus pygargus.¹⁰
西方狍 xäi-föng-bäo
xīfāngpáo roe deer; Capreolus capreolus.¹⁰
(See 麅 bäo.)
bao2 580
94 8 duï macaque, rhesus monkey; to watch for, to spy.⁶ a monkey, an ape; to lie in ambush.⁷
狙伺 duï-dù jūsì to spy; to reconnoiter in secret.⁷
狙伏 duï-fùk
jūfú to lie in ambush.⁷
狙击[狙擊] duï-gēik
jūjī snipe; ambush.⁶
狙击战[狙擊戰] duï-gēik-jën
jūjīzhàn sniping action.⁵
狙击手[狙擊手] duï-gēik-siū
jūjīshǒu sniper.⁵
狙诈[狙詐] duï-jä
jūzhà a trick; a ruse; a wile.⁷
狙猿 duï-yõn
jūyuán monkey.¹⁴
(See 狙 duī.)
dui2 2593
94 8 duī (alternate Hoisanva vernacular pronunciation for 狙 duï with same meaning: macaque, rhesus monkey; to watch for, to spy.⁶ a monkey, an ape; to lie in ambush.⁷)
<又> duï.
(See 狙 duï.)
dui1 2578
94 8 fèi 狒狒 fï-fï fèifèi baboon.⁶
fi2 3267
94 8 (composition: ⿰犭古; U+72DC).
狜猔 fū-düng kǔzòng an ancient tribe in 吐蕃 hü-fän tǔfān Tubo or Tufan (ancient Tibet) which was distributed in areas near Yunnan, later entirey moved to Yunnan.¹⁹
fu1 3482
94 8 gēo gǒu dog; (fig.) lackey, footman, follower; damned, cursed.⁷
(variant: 㺃 gēo gǒu). (⿰犭句; U+72D7). (See 㺃 gēo).
狗宝[狗寶] gēo-bāo
gǒubǎo <TCM> the stone of dog's gallbladder, kidney or bladder.⁵
狗脊 gēo-dêk
gǒují <TCM> Cibotium barometz (L.) J. Sm.²³
狗脊蕨 gēo-dêk-kūt
gǒujíjué chain fern.⁵⁴
狗崽子 gēo-dōi-dū
gǒuzǎizi <topo.> puppy; <derog.> son of a bitch.¹⁰
狗急跳墙[狗急跳牆] gēo-gīp-hẽl-tẽng
gǒujítiàoqiáng A cornered beast will do something desperate. – A person takes desperate measures in a critical situation.⁷
狗腿子 gēo-huī-dū
gǒutuǐzi <topo.> hired thug, lackey, henchman.⁵
狗熊 gēo-hũng
gǒuxióng Asiatic black bear; coward.⁸
狗血淋头[狗血淋頭] gēo-hūt-lĩm-hẽo
gǒuxuèlíntóu lit. to pour dog's blood on; to curse or berate somebody (idiom).¹⁰
狗彘 gēo-jï
gǒu-zhì dogs and pigs, expression of contempt.¹¹
狗咬吕洞宾[狗咬呂洞賓] gēo-ngāo Luî Ùng-bïn
gǒuyǎo Lǚ Dòngbīn to mistake a good man for a bad one.¹¹
狗屁 gēo-pï
gǒupì bullshit; nonsense.¹⁰
狗贼[狗賊] gēo-tàk
gǒuzéi (insult) brigand; swindler.¹⁰
<台> 狗毛虫[狗毛蟲] gēo-mão-chũng/ caterpillar.
geo1 4553
94 8 hâp xiá (alternate Hoisanva pronunciation for 狎 äp xiá with same meaning.)
<又> äp.
(See 狎 äp.)
hap5 6002
94 8 hèp qiè original character for 怯 (hèp qiè or hēp qiè cowardly; timid; nervous).² (=怯) lacking in courage, cowardly; nervous, socially timid, fright.⁸ very much alarmed; same as 怯.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭去; U+3E64).
(See 怯 hèp).
hep4 6402
94 8 hüt xuè jump; (beasts) running away frightened; a beast described in ancient books.⁸ an animal running away; to run away frightened.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭戉; U+72D8).
獝狘 nùt-hüt xùxuè or nùt-yòt xùyuè refers to birds frightened into flight and beasts running from being frightened.¹⁹
<又> yòt.
(See 狘 yòt).
hut2 7216
94 8 zhù a yellow dog with black head.⁸ʼ²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭主; U+3E65).
㹥獖 jî-bùn zhùbèn a kind of dog.²⁴
ji5 7910
94 8 jòng zhuàng form; appearance; shape; official.⁸ big, great; strong, robust, vigorous, sturdy; portly, stout; to strengthen, to make better; the prme of one's life; another name for the eighth moon of the lunar calendar.⁷ accusation; suit; state; condition; strong; great; -shaped.¹⁰
(comp. t: ⿰爿犬; U+72C0). (comp. s: ⿰丬犬; U+72B6).
状大[狀大] jòng-ài
zhuàngdà big and strong, vigorous; to grow in strength, to expand.⁷
状况[狀況] jòng-fōng
zhuàngkuàng condition (of things in school, hospital, of patient), general aspects.¹¹
状告[狀告] jòng-gäo
zhuànggào to sue; to take to court; to file a lawsuit.¹⁰
状态[狀態] jòng-häi
zhuàngtài manner or appearance; condition of things.¹¹
状元[狀元] jòng-ngũn
zhuàngyuan ➀ Number One Scholar (title confered on the one who came out first in the highest imperial examination)  ➁ the very best (in any field).⁶
状词[狀詞] jòng-xũ
zhuàngcí legal plaint.¹¹
形状[形狀] yẽin-jòng
xíngzhuàng shape.¹¹
奇形怪状[奇形怪狀] kĩ-yẽin-gäi-jòng
qíxíngguàizhuàng strange sight, badly dressed appearance.¹¹
<台> 状师[狀師] jòng-xü lawyer, pleader, attorney.
jong4 8062
94 8 fox cub.⁸ (place) alive with wild animals.⁹ a small species of fox.¹¹ a young fox.²⁴
獉狉 jün-pï zhēnpī (=榛狉 jün-pï zhēnpī) <wr.> densely wooded and frequented by wild animals.⁶
榛狉 jün-pï
zhēnpī <wr.> densely wooded and frequented by wild animals.⁶
榛狉未改 jün-pï-mì-gōi
zhēnpīwèigǎi appearance of primitive jungle.¹¹ primitive state.²⁹
狉獉 pï-jün
pīzhēn <wr.> overgrown with trees and shrubs and haunted by wild animals.⁶ natural wildenness.⁸
狉狉 pï-pï
pīpī <wr.> (of beasts) roaming about.⁶ (place) alive with wild animals.⁸
pi2 12866
94 8 säng shēng (<old>=鼪 säng shēng) weasel.⁸
<又> xëin.
(See 狌 xëin.)
sang2 13232
94 8 fox.⁵ (variant: 𧲲❄{⿰豸瓜}).
白狐 bàk-vũ
báihú arctic/white fox.⁶
银狐[銀狐] ngãn-vũ
yínhú silver fox.⁶
狐臭
or 胡臭 vũ-chiü húchòu body odor; bromhidrosis.⁵
狐假虎威 vũ-gā-fū-vï
hújiǎhǔwēi the fox borrows the tiger's terror (by walking in the latter's company) – bully people by flaunting one's powerful connections.⁵
狐裘 vũ-kiũ
húqiú a robe of fox skin.¹¹
狐狸 vũ-lî/
húli fox.⁵
狐狸精 vũ-lî-dëin
húlijīng fox-spirit – seductive woman.⁵
狐狸狗 vũ-lî-gēo
húligǒu a spitz or Pomeranian.⁷
狐狸尾巴 vũ-lî-mī-bä
húli wěiba fox's tail – something that gives away a person's real character or evil intentions; cloven hoof.⁵
狐媚 vũ-mì
húmèi bewitch by cajolery; entice by flattery.⁵
狐朋狗友 vũ-pãng-gēo-yiû
húpénggǒuyǒu evil associates; disreputable gang; depraved company.⁶
(See 𧲲❄{⿰豸瓜} vũ)
vu3 15280
94 8 xëin xīng (<old>=猩 xëin xīng)⁸ orangutan.⁵
<又> säng.
(See 狌 säng.)
xein2 15673
94 8 yiũ yòu a gibbon with a long tail and prominent nose.⁸ a kind of monkey described in ancient books.⁹ a black monkey.²⁴
yiu3 17202
94 8 yòt yuè (alternate Hoisanva and Mandarin pronunciation of 狘 hüt xuè with the same meaning: jump; (beasts) running away frightened; a beast described in ancient books.⁸ an animal running away; to run away frightened.²⁴).
(composition: ⿰犭戉; U+72D8).
<又> hüt.
(See 狘 hüt).
yot4 17375
94 9 fön huān (=貛 fön huān badger).⁵⁴
(composition: ⿰犭亘; U+72DF).
<又> vān.
(See 狟 vān; 貛 fön).
fon2 3392
94 9 gāo jiǎo crafty; foxy; cunning.⁵
狡辩[狡辯] gāo-bèin jiǎobiàn quibble; indulge in sophistry.⁵ use specious arguments.⁹
狡黠 gāo-gēik
or gāo-hàt jiǎoxiá <wr.> sly; crafty; cunning.⁶ crafty; astute.¹⁰
狡兔三窟 gāo-hü-xäm-fūt
jiǎotùsānkū a wily hare has three burrows – a crafty person has more than one hideout.⁵
狡诈[狡詐] gāo-jä
jiǎozhà deceitful; crafty; cunning.⁵
狡狯[狯獪] gāo-köi
jiǎokuài treacherous, wily, deceitful.¹¹
狡赖[狡賴] gāo-lài
jiǎolài deny by resorting to sophistry; be unreasonable in disavowing.⁶
狡猾
or 狡滑 gāo-vàt jiǎohuá crafty; cunning; sly.¹⁰
gao1 4187
94 9 hàn hěn (alternate Hoisanva pronunciation for 狠 hān hěn with same meaning.)
<又> hān.
(See 狠 hān.)
han4 5748
94 9 hān hěn ruthless, relentless; suppress (one's feelings), harden (the heart); firm, resolute.⁵
狠狠地 hān-hān-ì
or hàn-hàn-ì hěnhěnde in cold blood; mercilessly; cruelly; brutally; severely.⁵
狠戾 hān-luì
or hàn-luì hěnlì atrocious; cruel; vicious.⁶
狠命 hān-mèin
or hàn-mèin hěnmìng desperately.⁶
狠毒 hān-ùk
or hàn-ùk hěndú vicious; venomous.⁵
狠心 hān-xïm
or hàn-xïm hěnxīn cruel-hearted; heartless.⁵
凶狠 hüng-hān
or hüng-hàn xiōnghěn ferocious, cruel, fiendish; powerful, vigorous.⁶
心狠 xïm-hān
or xïm-hàn  xīnhěn cruel; merciless.⁵
心狠手辣 xïm-hān-siū-làt
or xïm-hàn-siū-làt xīnhěnshǒulà cruel and evil; wicked and merciless.⁵
<又> hàn.
(See 狠 hàn.)
han1 5702
94 9 hiü xiū (=貅 hiü xiū a kind of animal like a tiger; a fierce and courageous soldier.⁷); a kind of animal like a tiger, a fabulous fierce beast — thus — fierce; valiant; heroic; brave.⁸
(composition: ⿰犭休; U+3E6F).
(See 貅 hiü).
hiu2 6527
94 9 hòk háo (<old>=貉 lōk a badger; a raccoon dog; a foxlike animal nocturnal in habit.⁷ raccoon dog (Nyctereutes procyonoides); aka mangut, tanuki; aka in Chinese 狸 lĩ lí.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
(composition: ⿰犭各; U+72E2).
狟狢 vān-hòk
huánháo a sort of fox.²⁴
<又> lōk, màk. (See 狢 lōk, 狢 màk; 貉 lōk).
hok4 6700
94 9 jäng zhēng fierce-looking, ferocious.⁸
狰狞[猙獰] jäng-nẽin zhēngníng malevolent; fierce; sinister.¹⁰ hideous, repulsive; ferocious, vicious (beast).¹¹
狰狞面目[猙獰面目] jäng-nẽin-mèin-mùk
zhēngníngmiànmù (=面目狰狞[面目猙獰] mèin-mùk-jäng-nẽin miànmùzhēngníng) ferocious features; a vile visage.⁹
jang2 7406
94 9 lōk (<old>=貉 lōk a badger; a raccoon dog; a foxlike animal nocturnal in habit.⁷ raccoon dog (Nyctereutes procyonoides); aka mangut, tanuki; aka in Chinese 狸 lĩ lí.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
(composition: ⿰犭各; U+72E2).
表狢
or 表貉 bēl-lōk biǎohé or 表祃[表禡] bēl-mà biǎomà In ancient field hunting or expeditions, the watch was set up in front of the battlefield or camp to worship the gods, which was called the "watch raccoon dog".¹⁹
狢子 lōk-dū
hézǐ curses.¹⁹
狟狢 vān-lōk
huánhé a sort of fox.²⁴
狐狢
or 狐貉 vũ-lōk húhé a fox and a badger.¹⁹
<又> hòk, màk. (See 狢 hòk, 狢 màk; 貉 lōk).
lok1 9923
94 9 màk (<old>=貉 màk mò Mo (an ethnic group living in northeast China in ancient times).⁶ (in ancient China) the name of a northern barbarian tribe; quiet.⁷ wild tribes of the north; to grow up silently.¹⁴)
(composition: ⿰犭各; U+72E2).
胡狢 or 胡貉 vũ-màk húmò various nationalities in northeast China in ancient times.¹⁹
<又> hòk, lōk. (See 狢 hòk, 狢 lōk; 貉 màk).
mak4 10477
94 9 màk a kind of animal (of mule tribe); (same as 貘 màk ) tapir.⁸
(composition: ⿰犭百; U+3E6E).
𤜤
❄{⿰犭乇}㹮 jàk-màk zhémò the offspring of an ass and a cow.²
(See 貘 màk).
mak4 10478
94 9 sâi shì (=舐 sâi shì) <wr.> lick.⁶ to lick; to lap (up).¹⁰ to take up anything with the tongue.²⁵
(See 舐 sâi).
sai5 13173
94 9 siü shòu hunt (especially in winter); make an inspection tour.⁶
狩猎[狩獵] siü-lèp or siū-lèp shòuliè hunt.⁶
狩猎场[狩獵場] siü-lèp-chẽng
or siū-lèp-chẽng shòuliè chǎng hunting ground; game land.⁶
巡狩 tũn-siü
or tũn-siū xúnshòu go on an inspection tour.⁶
<又> siū.
(See 狩 siū.)
siu2 13765
94 9 siū shòu (alternate Hoisanva pronunciation for 狩 siü shòu with same meaning: hunt (especially in winter); make an inspection tour.⁶)
<又> siü.
(See 狩 siü.)
siu1 13758
94 9 vān huán a dog running.²⁴ a big dog; (=貆 vān huán porcupine);  brave, warlike.⁵⁴
(composition: ⿰犭亘; U+72DF).
狟狢 vān-lōk
or vān-hòk huánhé or huánháo a sort of fox.²⁴
狟猪[狟豬] vān-jï
huánzhū or 豪猪[豪豬] hõ-jï háozhū porcupine.¹⁹
狟狟 vān-vān
huánhuán fierce and mighty appearance.¹⁹
<又> fön.
(See 狟 fön; 貆 vān).
van1 14881
94 9 xün xùn (=徇 xün xùn) <wr.> give in to, submit to, comply with.⁶
(See 徇 xün; 殉 xün.)
xun2 16177
94 9 yài a young fox.²⁴
林㹭 lĩm-yài línyì lynx.⁵ (=猞猁 sëh-lì shēlì) lynx.⁶
yai4 16284
94 9 yũng róng marmoset.⁶ golden monkey; marmoset; marmoset saddle; <derog.> bad.⁸ The smallest species of ape that has a long tail, and a cluster of long hair on both sides of its head. It's active and tame, thus easily domesticated. It lives in central and south America. Also called 绢毛猴[絹毛猴] gün-mão-hẽo juànmáohóu.⁹ fierce; violent; a sort of monkey, the hair of which can be worked into cloth; it abounds in the southern provinces, and of its skin saddle pads are made. Used for 绒[絨] ngũng róng flannel, kerseymere.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭戎; U+72E8).
yung3 17518
94 10 bäi a kind of tapir; a fierce beast depicted on the door of prisons.⁸
狴犴 bäi-hòn bì'àn <wr.> legendary tiger-like beast whose image used to be painted on prison doors; prison.⁶
狴牢 bäi-lão
bìláo prison.⁶
狴狱[狴獄] bäi-ngùk
bìyù prison.⁶
bai2 456
94 10 böi bèi a legendary animal with short forelegs which rode a wolf.⁸
狼狈[狼狽] lõng-böi lángbèi in a difficult position, in a tight corner.⁵
狼狈不堪[狼狽不堪] lõng-böi-būt-häm
lángbèibùkān in an extremely awkward position; in a sorry plight.⁵
狼狈逃窜[狼狽逃竄] lõng-böi-hão-chōn
lángbèitáocuàn flee in panic; flee helter-skelter.⁵
狼狈为奸[狼狽為奸] lõng-böi-vĩ-gän
lángbèiwéijiān act in  collusion with each other.⁵
boi2 999
94 10 dēk zhuó <old> alternative form of 𧱓 dēk zhuó (name of star).³⁶
(composition: ⿰犭尨; U+72F5).
日月会于龙狵[日月會於龍狵]
or 日月会于龙𧱓[日月會於龍𧱓] ngìt-ngùt-vòi-yï-lũng-dēk rìyuèhuìyúlóngzhuó a conjunction of the sun and moon in the dragon's tail, which occurs in the tenth month.⁸ʼ²⁵
<又> mõng.
(See 狵 mõng).
dek1 2213
94 10 𤞟
èo dòu the barking of a dog.²
(composition: ⿰犭豆; U+2479F).
eo4 3053
94 10 gèp xiá <台> 该间房好狭[該間房好狹] kôi-gän-fông-hāo-gèp. This room is very small (narrow, crowded).
<又> hèp. (See 狹 hèp.)
gep4 4599
94 10 gün juàn <wr.> impatient, impetuous, rash; upright, honest.⁶ impetuous, rash, impulsive; high-minded, incorruptible.¹¹
(variant: 獧 gün juàn). (comp.: ⿰犭肙; U+72F7). (See 獧 gün).
狷忿 gün-fûn
juànfèn easily impatient and angry.⁷ irascible, quick-tempered.¹¹
狷介 gün-gäi juànjiè <wr.> upright and incorruptible.⁶ incorruptible, upright, high-minded.¹¹ timid, cautious.¹⁴
狷介不敢行也 gün-gäi-būt-gām-hãng-yâ
juànjiè bùgǎn xíng yě timid and afraid to venture.¹⁴
狷急 gün-gīp
juànjí <wr.> impetuous; rash.⁶ straightforward, blunt, candid.¹¹
狷者有所不为也[狷者有所不為也] gün-jēh-yiû-sō-būt-vĩ-yâ
juànzhě yǒusuǒ bùwéi yě the cautious will keep themselves from doing (what is wrong).¹⁴
狷狭[狷狹] gün-hèp
juànxiá <wr.> narrow-minded.⁶
狷羚 gün-lẽin
juànlíng hartebeest, kongoni (Alcelaphus buselaphus).¹⁵ʼ²⁰
狂狷 kõng-gün
kuángjuàn the impetuous and the overcautious, two types described by Mencius.¹¹ radicals and ultraconservatives; refers to those who have high ambitions and those who are restrained and self-sufficient.⁵⁴ (Mencius used 狂獧 kõng (ambitious) gün ( cautiously-decided), not 狂狷).
gun2 5254
94 10 hèp xiá narrow.⁵ narrow; limited; narrow-minded.³⁶
(variant: 陿 hèp xiá).
狭隘[狹隘] hèp-äi
xiá'ài narrow; narrow and limited; parochial.⁵
狭长[狹長] hèp-chẽng
xiácháng long and narrow.⁵
狭窄[狹窄] hèp-jäk
xiázhǎi narrow, cramped; narrow and limited, narrow; <med.> stricture.⁵
狭义[狹義] hèp-ngì
xiáyì narrow sense.⁵
狭小[狹小] hèp-xēl
xiáxiǎo narrow and small; narrow.⁵
心胸狭窄[心胸狹窄] xïm-hüng-hèp-jäk
xīnxiōng xiázhǎi narrow-minded; intolerant.⁵
<又> gèp.
(See 狹 gèp; 陿 hèp).
hep4 6403
94 10 ➀ (=豨 hï ) pig ➁ sound used to call a pig.⁸
(See 豨 hï).
hi2 6473
94 10 hòn hàn (=悍 hòn hàn) brave, bold; fierce, ferocious.
(See 悍 hòn.)
hon4 6778
94 10 𤞶
hòn hān <topo.> elk; moose.⁶
(composition: ⿰犭罕; U+247B6.)
(See 犴 [hòn, hān].)
hon4 6779
94 10 (composition: ⿰犭利; U+7301).
猞猁 sëh-lì shēlì lynx.⁶
li4 9717
94 10 li the fox; the wild-cat; the raccoon.¹⁴ (variant: 貍 lî).¹⁴
老狐狸 lāo-vũ-lî/ lǎohúli old fox; crafty scoundrel.⁶
玉面狐狸 ngùk-mèin-vũ-lî/
yùmiànhúli a white-faced fox – a pretty woman of loose morals.¹⁴
狐狸 vũ-lî/
húli fox.⁵
狐狸精 vũ-lî-dëin
húlijīng fox-spirit – seductive woman.⁵
狐狸狗 vũ-lî-gēo
húligǒu a spitz or Pomeranian.⁷
狐狸尾巴 vũ-lî-mī-bä
húli wěiba fox's tail – something that gives away a person's real character or evil intentions; cloven hoof.⁵
<又> lĩ.
(See 狸 [lĩ, ]; 貍 lî.)
li5 9731
94 10 the fox; the wild-cat; the raccoon.¹⁴ (variant: 貍 lî).¹⁴
九节狸[九節狸] giū-dêik-lĩ jiǔjiélí <zoo.> zibet; large Indian civet.⁵
果子狸 gō-dū-lĩ
guǒzilí masked or gem-faced civet.⁵
河狸 hõ-lĩ
hélí beaver.⁵
海狸 hōi-lĩ
hǎilí beaver.⁵
海狸鼠 hōi-lĩ-sī
hǎilíshǔ coypu; nutria.⁵
狸子 lĩ-dū
lízi (=豹猫[豹貓] bäo-miū bàomāo) leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis).¹⁵ʼ²⁰
狸猫[狸貓] lĩ-miū
límāo (=豹猫[豹貓] bäo-miū bàomāo) leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis).¹⁵ʼ²⁰
狸奴 lĩ-nũ
línú cat.⁶
狸藻 lĩ-täo
lízǎo bladderwort (Utricularla vulgaris).⁵
袋狸 òi-lĩ
dàili bandicoot.⁶
<又> lî.
(See 狸 [lî, li]; 貍 lî.)
li3 9687
94 10 lõng láng wolf.⁵
狼狈[狼狽] lõng-böi lángbèi in a difficult position, in a tight corner.⁵
狼狈不堪[狼狽不堪] lõng-böi-būt-häm
lángbèibùkān in an extremely awkward position; in a sorry plight.⁵
狼狈逃窜[狼狽逃竄] lõng-böi-hão-chōn
lángbèitáocuàn flee in panic; flee helter-skelter.⁵
狼狈为奸[狼狽為奸] lõng-böi-vĩ-gän
lángbèiwéijiān act in  collusion with each other.⁵
狼籍
or 狼藉 lõng-dèik lángjí <wr.> in disorder; scattered about in a mess.⁵
狼狗 lõng-gēo
lánggǒu wolfhound.⁵
狼贪[狼貪] lõng-häm
lángtān greedy; avaricious.
狼嚎 lõng-hão
lángháo howl of a wolf.³⁹
狼嗥 lõng-hão
or lõng-hõ lángháo wolves howling; fig. to howl; to ululate.¹⁰
狼毫 lõng-hõ
lángháo a weasel's hair writing brush.⁵
狼吞虎咽[狼吞虎嚥] lõng-hün-fū-yēik
lángtūnhǔyàn  to gobble up; wolf down; devour ravenously.⁵
胡狼 vũ-lõng
húláng jackal, in modern use it most commonly refers to three species: the closely related black-backed jackal (黑背胡狼) and side-striped jackal (侧纹胡狼) of sub-Saharan Africa, and the golden jackal (亚洲胡狼) of south-central Eurasia.¹⁵ʼ²⁰

long3 9964
94 10 mõng máng blend; variegated; striped.⁸ (<old>=尨 mõng máng shaggy-haired multicolored dog).⁸ a shaggy-haired dog.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭尨; U+72F5).
<又> dēk.
(See 狵 dēk).
mong3 10989
94 10 ngãn yín snarling of dogs.¹⁰
狺狺 ngãn-ngãn yínyín <wr.> yap; yelp.⁵
狺狺狂吠 ngãn-ngãn-kõng-fì
yínyínkuángfèi bark frenziedly.⁵
ngan3 11589
94 10 xön suān a fabulous beast.⁸
玉狻猊 ngùk-xön-ngãi yùsuānní a jade incense burner made in the shape of a lion.⁸
狻麑
or 狻猊 xön-ngãi suānní a kind of fierce animal in legend.⁶ lion.⁸ a lion; a wild horse which can do 500 li in a day.¹⁴ legendary beast of prey.⁵⁴
xon2 15897
94 10 armadillo.⁹ (variant: 㺄 yĩ ).
九带犰狳[九帶犰狳] giū-äi-yiũ-yĩ
jiǔdàiqiúyú nine-banded armadillo or nine-banded, long-nosed armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus).¹⁵ʼ²⁰
拉河三带犰狳[拉河三帶犰狳] lā-hõ-xäm-äi-yiũ-yĩ
lāhé sāndài qiúyú southern three-banded armadillo (Tolypeutes matacus), also called the La Plata three-banded armadillo.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
披毛犰狳 pï-mão-yiũ-yĩ
pīmáoqiúyú big hairy armadillo or large hairy armadillo (Chaetophractus villosus).¹⁵ʼ²⁰
犰狳 yiũ-yĩ
qiúyú armadillo.⁶
犰狳属[犰狳屬] yiũ-yĩ-sùk
qiúyúshǔ the only extant genus Dasypus in the family Dasypodidae.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
(See 㺄 yĩ).
yi3 16929
94 11 chäi cāi guess, conjecture, speculate; suspect.⁵
猜测[猜測] chäi-chāk cāicè guess; conjecture; surmise.⁵
猜忌 chäi-gì
cāijì be suspicious and jealous of.⁵
猜中 chäi-jüng
cāizhòng to guess correctly; to figure out the right answer.¹⁰
猜谜儿[猜謎兒] chäi-mãi-ngĩ
cāimèir guess a riddle; guess.⁵
猜枚 chäi-mõi
cāiméi a game of guessing numbers; to guess how many coins, etc. in an enclosed fist.¹¹
猜疑 chäi-ngĩ
cāiyí harbor suspicions; be suspicious; have misgivings.⁵
猜度 chäi-òk
cāiduó surmise; conjecture.⁵
猜想 chäi-xēng
cāixiǎng suppose; guess; suspect.⁵
两小无猜[兩小無猜] lēng-xēl-mũ-chäi
liǎngxiǎowúcāi (of a boy and a girl) be innocent playmates.⁵
chai2 1256
94 11 chëng chāng <wr.> rampant; mad; unruly; reckless.⁶
猖狂 or 倡狂 chëng-kõng chāngkuáng savage; furious.⁵
猖獗 chëng-kūt
chāngjué be rampant; run wild.⁵
猖獗一时[猖獗一時] chëng-kūt-yīt-sĩ
chāngjuéyīshí run wild for a time; be rampant for a time; go on the rampage for a time.⁶
猖披
or 昌披 chëng-pï chāngpī dishevelled; wild; unrestrained.¹⁰
cheng2 1545
94 11 düng zòng a bitch that has one at a litter.²⁴ (variant: 𤡆❄{⿰犭從} düng).
(composition: ⿰犭宗; U+7314).
狜猔 fū-düng
kǔzòng an ancient tribe in 吐蕃 hü-fän tǔfān Tubo or Tufan (ancient Tibet) which was distributed in areas near Yunnan, later entirey moved to Yunnan.¹⁹
(See 𤡆❄{⿰犭從} düng).
dung2 2720
94 11 gëng jīng 长花黄猄草[長花黃猄草] chẽng-fä-võng-gëng-tāo zhǎnghuāhuángjīngcǎo (Championella longiflora).²⁰
贵阳黄猄草[貴陽黃猄草] gï-yẽng-võng-gëng-tāo
guìyánghuángjīngcǎo (Strobilanthes labordei).²⁰
海南黄猄草[海南黃猄草] Hōi-nãm võng-gëng-tāo
Hǎinán huángjīngcǎo (Strobilanthes maclurei).²⁰
台湾黄猄草[臺灣黃猄草] Hõi-vän võng-gëng-tāo
Táiwān huángjīngcǎo (Strobilanthes fauriei).²⁰
日本黄猄草[日本黃猄草] Ngìt-bōn võng-gëng-tāo
Rìběn huángjīngcǎo (Strobilanthes japonica).²³
黄猄[黃猄] võng-gëng
huángjīng another name for 赤麂 chēik-gī chìjǐ Indian muntjac, red muntjac, barking deer (Muntiacus muntjak).¹⁵ʼ²³
黄猄蚁[黃猄蟻] võng-gëng-ngāi
huángjīngyǐ weaver ant, green ant, green tree ant, orange gaster (Oecophylla smaragdina), a species of arboreal ant found in tropical Asia and Australia.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
黄猄草[黃猄草] võng-gëng-tāo
huángjīngcǎo (Strobilanthes tetrasperma or Championella tetrasperma).²⁰
黄猄草属[黃猄草屬] võng-gëng-tāo-sùk
huángjīngcǎoshǔ genus Xyris in the family Xyridaceae.²⁰
羊猄 yẽng-gëng
yángjīng sheep; goat suede.²³
geng2 4529
94 11 gēo gǒu (=狗 gēo gǒu) a dog; canine.⁸
(composition: ⿰犭苟; U+3E83).
(See 狗 gēo).
geo1 4554
94 11 guǒ monkey.⁸ old name of a tribe in Southwest China.⁷
猓猡[猓玀] Gō-lõ Guǒluǒ (=猓猓 Lō-lō Luǒluǒ) old name for a Southwest ethnic group, now called 彝族[彞族] Yĩ-dùk Yízú Yi ethnic group.⁸ (See "Note" under 猓猓 Lō-lō.)
猓然 gō-ngẽin
guǒrán (from ancient text) long-tailed ape.⁸
<又> lō.
(See 猓 lō).
go1 4855
94 11 häo xiāo ➀ (=虓 häo xiāo) <wr.> (of tigers) roar.⁶ ➁ to intimidate; to scare.⁸ ➂ old county name, now in Shandong.⁸
猇虎 häo-fū
xiāohǔ roaring tiger.⁶
(See 虓 häo).
hao2 5860
94 11 (=狸 lĩ the fox; the wild-cat; the raccoon.¹⁴).¹⁹ a kind of fox.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭來; U+730D).
<又> lõi.
(See 猍 lõi).
li3 9688
94 11 luǒ old name of a tribe in Southwest China, also called 罗罗 [羅羅] Lõ-lõ Luóluó; now it is called 彝族[彞族] Yĩ-dùk Yízú Yi ethnic group.⁷
猓猓 Lō-lō
Luǒluǒ old name for a Southwest ethnic group, now called 彝族[彞族] Yĩ-dùk Yízú Yi Ethnic Group.⁸ (Note: This is a graphic pejorative. It was later changed to 倮倮 Gō-gō Luǒluǒ and again to 罗罗[羅羅] Lõ-lõ Luóluó).¹⁵
<又> gō.
(See 猓 gō).
lo1 9861
94 11 lõi lái (<old>=来[來] lõi lái to come; to arrive; ever since; next.).⁸ one of the ethnic minorities scattered in 西隆县 Xilong County, 广西省 Guangxi Province in the 大陆 mainland.⁵⁴
(composition: ⿰犭來; U+730D).
<又> lĩ.
(See 猍 lĩ).
loi3 9894
94 11 mâng měng fierce, violent, vigorous; suddenly; abruptly.⁵ (variant: 勐).
猛不防 mâng-būt-fõng měngbufáng unexpectedly.⁵⁵
猛兽[猛獸] mâng-chiü
měngshòu beast of prey.⁵
猛袭[猛襲] mâng-dàp
měngxí to attack ferociously.⁷
猛将[猛將] mâng-dëng
měngjiàng valiant general.⁶
猛进[猛進] mâng-dïn
měngjìn push ahead vigorously.⁵
猛火 mâng-fō
měnghuǒ a raging fire.⁷
猛虎 mâng-fū
měnghǔ fierce tiger.⁶
猛击[猛擊] mâng-gēik
měngjī smash; slap.⁶
猛攻 mâng-güng
měnggōng a powerful or fierce attack.⁷
猛吃 mâng-hëk
měngchī devour.⁵⁴
猛地 mâng-ì
měngde suddenly.⁸
猛撞 mâng-jòng
měngzhuàng crash; smash; collide.⁵⁴
猛追 mâng-juï
měngzhuī to be in hot pursuit of.⁷
猛烈 mâng-lèik
měngliè fierce; vigorous; violent.⁵
猛犸[猛獁] mâng-mā
or mâng-mâ měngmǎ mammoth.⁶
猛然 mâng-ngẽin
měngrán suddenly; abruptly.⁵
猛拍 mâng-päk
měngpāi to attack fiercely.⁷
猛推 mâng-tuï
měngtuī thrust; give a push.⁵⁴
猛醒 mâng-xēin
měngxǐng suddenly awake to (the truth).⁶
猛士 mâng-xù
měngshì brave warrior.⁵
猛勇 mâng-yûng
měngyǒng full of vigor and valor.³⁹
<又> mäng, māng.
(See 猛 mäng, māng; 勐 mâng.)
mang5 10544
94 11 mäng měng <台> 风猛[風猛] füng-mäng strong wind; windy.
<台> 猛卡啦 mäng-kā-lā a big shot, a very powerful person (possibly American Hoisanva where 卡啦 is loan from collar).
<台> 日头好猛[日頭好猛] ngìt-hêo-hāo-mäng/ the sun is very bright.
<又> mâng, māng. (See 猛 mâng, māng.)
mang2 10532
94 11 māng měng <台> 发猛[發猛] fät-māng convulsion; spasm.
<又> mâng, mäng. (See 猛 mâng, mäng.)
mang1 10527
94 11 ngãi the lion; a wild beast or wild horse.⁷
金猊 gïm-ngãi jīnní incense burner shaped like a lion's head.¹
猊座 ngãi-dò
nízuò a lion's den.¹⁴
猊糖 ngãi-hõng
nítáng sugar made into the shape of a lion's den.¹⁴
玉狻猊 ngùk-xön-ngãi
yùsuānní a jade incense burner made in the shape of a lion.⁸
狻麑
or 狻猊 xön-ngãi suānní a kind of fierce animal in legend.⁶ lion.⁸ a lion; a wild horse which can do 500 li in a day.¹⁴ legendary beast of prey.⁵⁴
ngai3 11527
94 11 ö ē gentle, soft and pliant.⁷
(composition: ⿰犭奇; U+7317).
猗傩[猗儺] or 婀娜 ö-nõ  ēnuó (of a woman's bearing) graceful.⁵ gentle, soft and pliant.⁷
<又> yï.
(See 猗 yï.)
o2 12390
94 11 sëh shē 猞猁 sëh-lì shēlì lynx.⁶
seh2 13289
94 11 tōt <wr.> sudden; abrupt; unexpected.⁵
猝倒 tōt-āo cùdǎo <med.> cataplexy.⁶
猝不及防 tōt-būt-gèp-fõng
cùbùjífáng to be taken by surprise.⁵
猝发[猝發] tōt-fāt
cùfā to break out; to burst.⁶
猝然 tōt-ngẽin
cùrán suddenly; abruptly; unexpectedly.⁵
猝死 tōt-xī
cùsǐ sudden death.⁶
tot1 14432
94 11 <wr.> used at the end of a sentence to express exclamatory feelings; expressing praise.⁶ an exclamation indicating admiration; an adverbial particle.⁷ a fierce dog; an interjection of pleasure; a final particle.¹⁴
(composition: ⿰犭奇; U+7317).
河水清且涟猗[河水清且漣猗] hõ-suī-tëin-chēh-lẽin-yï héshuǐqīngqiěliányī The clear river ripples on.⁶
陶猗 hõ-yï
or hão-yï táoyī <wr.> Refer to two rich merchants 陶朱公(范蠡) and 猗顿 during the Spring and Autumn Period. Later, it was widely used for "rich men".²³
猗靡 yï-mî
yīmǐ flowing and fluttering with the wind.⁷
猗猗 yï-yï
yīyī splendid and flourishing.⁷
猗欤[猗歟] yï-yĩ
yīyú How admirable!¹⁴
猗欤盛哉[猗歟盛哉] yï-yĩ-sèin-döi
yīyúshèngzāi  Magnificent! or Superb!⁵ <wr.> Magnificent!⁶ <wr.> How great it is! O, great!¹¹
<又> ö.
(See 猗 ö; 欹 yī.)
yi2 16841
94 12 ä a mythological man-eating beast.⁹
猰㺄 ä-yĩ or jāt-yĩ yàyú An ancient legend of a savage man-eating beast, like a tiger with a tiger's claws and runs very fast.⁸
<又> jāt.
(See 猰 jāt.)
a2 26
94 12 bëin biān kind of otter.⁸
(composition: ⿰犭扁; U+7335).
猵獭[猵獺] bëin-chât biāntǎ (=水獭[水獺] suī-chât/ shuǐtǎ (common) otter.⁵).⁸
<又> pëin.
(See 猵 pëin).
bein2 719
94 12 bël biāo ➀ (=飙[飆] bël biāo) a storm, gale or hurrcane ➁ (said of dog) running fast ➂ swift, quick, rapid.⁷ wind; storm; gale; dog moving; (Cant.) running quickly.⁸ storm; dashing, speeding fast.¹¹ a whirlwind.¹⁴ dogs running along; a fierce wind rushing upwards.²⁴
猋风[猋風] bël-füng
biāofēng a whirlwind.²⁴ (See 飙风[飆風] bël-füng).
猋风暴雨总至.[猋風暴雨總至.]
Bël-füng-bào yî-dūng-jï.
Biāo fēng bào yǔ zǒng zhì.
Boisterous winds would work their violence; rain would descend in torrents.⁶⁰ (Excerpt from 《禮記·月令》, translated by James Legge).

<台> 猋 or 儦 bël running around.
<台> 乱猋[亂猋] or 乱儦[亂儦] lòn-bël disorderly running and fooling around.
(See 飆 bël).
bel2 772
94 12 chã chá badger-like wild animal.⁶ (likes to eat melons).⁴
cha3 1224
94 12 chūn tuān (<old>=貒 chūn tuān) badger.⁸
(See 獾 fön; 貒 chūn.)
chun1 1868
94 12 gût (composition: ⿰犭曷; U+7332).
猲狚 gût-än gédàn a huge wolf.⁸ an animal like a wolf.²⁴
猲狙 gût-duï
géjū a huge wolf.²
<又> hēik; häk; hài.
(See 猲 hēik; 猲 häk; 猲 hài).
gut5 5358
94 12 hài hài smell of a dog.⁸
(composition: ⿰犭曷; U+7332).
<又> hēik; häk; gût. (See 猲 hēik; 猲 häk; 猲 gût).
hai4 5536
94 12 häk (<old>=吓[嚇] häk to scare; to intimidate; to threaten.¹⁰); to threaten; to intimidate.⁸ frightened; terrified.¹⁰
(composition: ⿰犭曷; U+7332).
虚猲[虛猲] huï-häk
xūhè to take fright; to intimidate.⁵⁴
<又> hēik; gût; hài.
(See 猲 hēik; 猲 gût; 猲 hài; 嚇 häk).
hak2 5577
94 12 hēik xiē a fierce dog.¹⁴ (variant: 𤢔❄{⿰犭歇} hēik xiē).
(composition: ⿰犭曷; U+7332).
猲獢 hēik-hël
xiēxiāo a kind of short snout hunting dog.⁸
<又> häk; gût; hài.
(See 猲 häk; 猲 gût; 猲 hài; 𤢔❄{⿰犭歇} hēik).
heik1 6042
94 12 hẽo hóu monkey; <topo.> clever, smart; <topo.> squat (like a monkey).⁶
猴精 hẽo-dëin hóujīng <topo.> shrewd, astute, smart; clever and mischievous person.⁶
猴子 hẽo-dū
hóuzi monkey.⁶
猴急 hẽo-gīp
hóují impatient; anxious; quick-tempered.⁶
猴头菇[猴頭菇] hẽo-hẽo-gü
hóutóugū lion's mane mushroom Hericium erinaceus.
猴面包树[猴麵包樹] hẽo-mèin-bäo-sì
hóumiànbāoshù <bot.> monkey-bread tree; baobab.⁶
猴年马月[猴年馬月] hẽo-nẽin-mâ-ngùt
hóuniánmǎyuè day that will never come; God knows when.⁶ god knows how long.⁸
猴皮筋 hẽo-pĩ-gïn
hóupíjīn rubber band.⁶
猴狲[猴猻] hẽo-xün
hóusūn monkey, ape.¹¹
袋猴 òi-hẽo
dàihóu cuscus.⁶
heo3 6340
94 12 jāt (alternate Hoisanva pronunciation for 猰 ä with same meaning.)
<又> ä.
(See 猰 ä.)
jat1 7470
94 12 méi 猸子 mĩ-dū méizi crab-eating mongoose.⁶
mi3 10794
94 12 𤟣
ngẽin yíng an animal like a fox, of a yellow color.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭盈; U+247E3).
ngein3 11717
94 12 ngẽl náo a kind of monkey mentioned in ancient literature.⁵ a yellowed-haired monkey; to scratch.⁷ macaque.³⁶ (variants: 夒, 獿 ngẽl; synonym: 猕猴[獼猴] mĩ-hẽo, q.v.).
(composition: ⿰犭柔; U+7331).
猱杂[猱雜] ngẽl-dàp
náozá noisily and cynically; comical and restless.⁷
猱犬 ngẽl-hūn
náoquǎn dhole; red dog.⁵
猱儿[猱兒] ngẽl-ngĩ
náo'ér prostitutes.⁷
猱升 ngẽl-sëin
náoshēng <wr.> climb a tree as nimbly as a monkey.⁵
(See 夒 ngẽl; 獿 ngẽl; 獼 mĩ).
ngel3 11768
94 12 pëin piàn (composition: ⿰犭扁; U+7335).
猵狙 pëin-duï piànjū or 猵狚 pëin-än piàndàn or 獦牂 gût-dòng gézāng an ape-like beast with a head like a dog in ancient books .² mythical beast similar to an ape with dog's head.⁸
<又> bëin.
(See 猵 bëin).
pein2 12717
94 12 vàt huá cunning, crafty, sly.⁵
奸猾 or 奸滑 gän-vàt jiānhuá crafty and cunning.⁷
狡猾
or 狡滑 gāo-vàt jiǎohuá crafty; cunning; sly.¹⁰
巨猾 guì-vàt
jùhuá a very evil person.⁸
狯猾[獪猾] köi-vàt
kuàihuá cunning.⁷
老奸巨猾 lāo-gän-guì-vàt
lǎojiānjùhuá shrewd and crafty.¹⁶
猾黠 vàt-gēik
or vàt-hàt huáxiá crafty; deceitful; sly; tricky; cunning.⁸
猾吏 vàt-lì
huálì a cunning and wicked official.³⁹
vat4 14936
94 12 wěi numerous, multifarious; base, obscene, salacious, indecent.⁵
猥杂[猥雜] vï-dàp wěizá miscellaneous.⁵
猥贱[猥賤] vï-dèin
wěijiàn lowly; humble.⁶
猥陋 vï-lèo
wěilòu base; mean; despicable.⁶
猥劣 vï-lūt
wěiliè <wr.> abject, base, mean.⁶
猥鄙 vï-pī
wěibǐ base; mean; despicable.⁶
猥亵[猥褻] vï-xēik
wěixiè obscene, salacious; to act indecently towards (a woman).⁵
猥琐[猥瑣] vï-xū
wěisuǒ (of appearanceor behavior) wretched; boorish.⁶
猥词[猥詞]
or 猥辞[猥辭] vï-xũ wěicí obscene, dirty or foul language; obscenities.⁶
vi2 15022
94 12 võng huáng spaniel.¹⁰ one of the outstanding hound breeds.¹³ a dog; a species of dog.²⁴  spaniel; <old> to flatter.³⁶
(composition: ⿰犭黄; U+735A).
藏獚 dòng-võng zànghuáng Tibetan spaniel.²⁹
vong3 15209
94 12   monkey.¹⁰
树倒猢狲散[樹倒猢猻散] sì-āo-vũ-xün-xän shùdǎo húsūnsàn monkeys disperse when tree falls – members run away when family or institution falls.¹¹
猢狲[猢猻] vũ-xün
húsūn macaque.¹⁰
猢狲王[猢猻王] vũ-xün-võng
húsūnwáng king of monkeys; schoolteacher.¹¹
猢狲入布袋[猢猻入布袋] vũ-xün-yìp-bü-òi/
húsūn rù bùdài submit to discipline reluctantly – like monkeys being confined in a bag.³⁹
vu3 15298
94 12 xëin xīng orangutan.⁵ (variant: 狌 xëin xīng).
大猩猩 ài-xëin-xëin
dàxīngxing gorilla.⁵
白苞猩猩草 bàk-bäo-xëin-xëin-tāo
báibāoxīngxingcǎo (Mexican) fireplant, painted euphorbia, Japanese poinsettia, desert poinsettia, wild poinsettia, fire on the mountain, paintedleaf, painted spurge, milkweed, kaliko plant (Euphorbia heterophylla).¹⁵ʼ²⁰
黑猩猩 hāk-xëin-xëin
hēixīngxing chimpanzee.⁵
猩红[猩紅] xëin-hũng
xīnghóng scarlet; blood red.⁵
猩红热[猩紅熱] xëin-hũng-ngèik
xīnghóngrè <med.> scarlet fever.⁵
猩木 xëin-mûk
xīngmù poinsettia.
猩猩 xëin-xëin
xīngxing orangutan.⁵
猩猩草 xëin-xëin-tāo
xīngxingcǎo dwarf poinsettia, fire-on-the-mountain, paintedleaf (Euphorbia cyathophora).¹⁵ʼ²⁰
(See 狌 xëin).
xein2 15674
94 12 𤟫
xēo sōu (=獀 xēo sōu to hunt in the spring; to choose; to gather; to hunt or search for.⁸).²
(composition: ⿰犭叜; U+247EB).
獿𤟫
❄{⿰犭叜} or 獿獀 ngẽl-xēo náosōu a famous dog in south Vietnam.²
xeo1 15806
94 12 xēo sōu (<old>=蒐 xēo sōu ˢᵉˢᵉ ³ᵇ to hunt in the spring); to choose; to gather; to hunt or search for.⁸
 (variant: 𤟫
❄{⿰犭叜} xēo sōu).
(composition: ⿰犭叟; U+7340).
獿獀 nào-xēo
náosōu a famous dog in south Vietnam.²
(See 蒐 xēo sōu ˢᵉˢᵉ ³ᵇ; 𤟫❄{⿰犭叜} xēo).
xeo1 15807
94 12  (=狳 yĩ ) armadillo.⁹ (=貐 yĩ ) a kind of beast.⁸
(See 狳 yĩ; 貐 yĩ).
yi3 16930
94 12 yiũ yóu <wr.> just as, like; still.⁵ <old> a type of monkey; son of dog.⁸
过犹不及[過猶不及] gö-yiũ-būt-gèp guòyóubùjí Going too far is as bad as not going far enough.⁵
虽死犹生[雖死猶生] xuï-xī-yiũ-säng
suīsǐyóushēng live on in spirit.⁵
犹大[猶大] Yiũ-ài
Yóudà Judas.⁵
犹太[猶太] Yiũ-häi
Yóutài Jew; Jewish; Judea (in Biblical Palestine).¹⁰
犹太复国主义[猶太復國主義] Yiũ-häi-fùk-gōk-jī-ngì
Yóutài Fùguózhǔyì Zionism.⁵
犹太教[猶太教] Yiũ-häi-gäo
Yóutàijiào Judaism.⁵
犹太人[猶太人] Yiũ-häi-ngĩn
Yóutàirén Jew; Jewess.⁵
犹疑[猶疑] yiũ-ngĩ
yóuyi hesitate.⁵
犹如[猶如] yiũ-nguĩ
yóurú just as; like; as if.⁵
犹豫[猶豫] yiũ-yì
yóuyù hesitate; be irresolute.⁵
yiu3 17203
94 12 yõn yuán (=猿 yõn yuán) ape.⁸
(See 猿 yõn; 蝯 yõn.)
yon3 17322
94 13 háo (<old> =嗥⁸ hõ háo) to howl.
(See 嗥 hõ.)
ho3 6574
94 13 jün zhēn jungle.⁸
獉狉 jün-pï zhēnpī (=榛狉 jün-pï zhēnpī) <wr.> densely wooded and frequented by wild animals.⁶
狉獉 pï-jün
pīzhēn <wr.> overgrown with trees and shrubs and haunted by wild animals.⁶ natural wildenness.⁸
jun2a 8170
94 13 (alternate Hoisanva pronunciation for 犸[獁] mā with same meaning.)
<又> mā.
(See 獁 mā.)
ma5 10426
94 13 猛犸[猛獁] mâng-mā or mâng-mâ měngmǎ (=毛象 mão-dèng máoxiàng) mammoth.⁵
<又> mâ.
(See 獁 mâ.)
ma1 10398
94 13 màk (=貘 màk ) tapir (genus Tapirus).¹⁵ʼ²⁰
(See 貘 màk.)
mak4 10479
94 13 ngũn
yuán swine; an animal like an ox with three feet.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭原; U+7342).
乾山... 有兽焉, 其状如牛而三足,其名曰獂.
[乾山... 有獸焉, 其狀如牛而三足,其名曰獂.] 
Kẽin-sän... yiû-chiü-yẽn, kĩ-jòng-nguĩ-ngẽo-ngĩ-xäm-dūk, kĩ-mẽin-yòt-ngũn 
Qiánshān... yǒu shòu yān, qí zhuàng rú niú ér sān zú, qí míng yuē yuán.
In Mount Qian there are beasts, which are three-legged; they are like cows, and their name is Yuan (獂 ngũn
yuán).⁶⁰ (Excerpt from 《山海經 (Classic of Mountains and Seas)·北山經·85》
<又> yõn.
(See 獂 yõn).
ngun3 12166
94 13 shī lion.⁵
河东狮吼[河東獅吼] hõ-üng-xü-vāo or hõ-üng-xü-hāo hédōngshīhǒu lioness's roar, describing fear of henpecked husband.¹¹
海狮[海獅] hōi-xü
hǎishī sea lion.⁸
美洲狮[美洲獅] mî-jiü-xü
měizhōushī cougar; mountain lion; puma.¹⁰
狮子[獅子] xü-dū
shīzi lion.⁵
狮子大开口[獅子大開口] xü-dū-ài-höi-hēo
shīzi dàkāikǒu lit. the lion opens its mouth wide; fig. demand an exorbitant price.³⁹
狮子狗[獅子狗] xü-dū-gēo
shīzigǒu the Pekingese dog.¹¹
狮子头[獅子頭] xü-dū-hẽo
shīzitóu large meatball.⁹
狮子舞[獅子舞] xü-dū-mū
shīziwǔ lion dance.⁵
狮毛猴[獅毛猴] xü-mão-hẽo
shīmáohóu lion monkey; lion marmoset.⁵¹
狮城[獅城] xü-sẽin
shīchéng Lion City, nickname for Singapore (新加坡 xïn-gä-bö xīnjiāpō).¹⁰
狮身人面像[獅身人面像] xü-sïn-ngĩn-mèin-dèng
shīshēn rénmiàn xiàng sphinx.⁵
狮吼[獅吼] xü-vāo
or xü-hāo shīhǒu the roar of a lion.⁵¹
瑞狮[瑞獅] xuì-xü
ruìshī Rui Shi, Auspicious Lions of Chinese mythology.¹⁰
xu2 15972
94 13 xün sūn (monkey).¹⁰
猴狲[猴猻] hẽo-xün hóusūn monkey, ape.¹¹
树倒猢狲散[樹倒猢猻散] sì-āo-vũ-xün-xän
shùdǎo húsūnsàn monkeys disperse when tree falls – members run away when family or institution falls.¹¹
猢狲[猢猻] vũ-xün
húsūn macaque.¹⁰
猢狲王[猢猻王] vũ-xün-võng
húsūnwáng king of monkeys; schoolteacher.¹¹
xun2 16178
94 13 yiũ yóu <wr.> scheme; plan.⁶
嘉猷 gä-yiũ jiāyóu a good plan.¹¹
鸿猷[鴻猷] hũng-yiũ
hóngyóu great plan.⁶
壮猷[壯猷] jöng-yiũ
zhuàngyóu (=壮图[壯圖] jöng-hũ zhuàngtú) a great plan or undertaking.¹¹
谋猷[謀猷]
or 谋犹[謀猶] mẽo-yiũ móuyóu strategy; scheme; plot.⁵⁴
宣猷 xün-yiũ
xuānyóu <wr.> show distinguished services.¹¹
猷道 yiũ-ào
yóudào according to the right way.²⁴
猷训[猷訓] yiũ-fün
yóuxùn wise counsels.¹⁴
猷来无止[猷來無止] yiũ-lõi-mũ-
yóuláiwúzhǐ still coming without cessation.²⁴
猷若 yiũ-ngèk
yóuruò as if.²⁴
猷言 yiũ-ngũn
yóuyán words.²⁴
yiu3 17204
94 13 yõn huán (=豲 yõn huán a porcupine; a legendary animal name; the name of the northwest minority towns in ancient times.⁵⁴).⁸
(composition: ⿰犭原; U+7342).
<又> ngũn.
(See 獂 ngũn; 豲 yõn).
yon3 17323
94 13 yõn yuán ape.¹⁰ (variants: 猨 yõn yuán; 蝯 yõn yuán.)
类人猿[類人猿] luì-ngĩn-yõn
lèirényuán anthropoid.⁶
心猿意马[心猿意馬] xïm-yõn-yï-mâ
xīnyuányìmǎ a heart like a capering monkey and a mind like a galloping horse – restless; be prone to outside attractions; fanciful and fickle; harbor monkey-feelings and horse-thoughts; capricious.³⁹
猿臂 yõn-bî
yuánbì the ape's arms; long arms.⁷
猿啼 yõn-hãi
yuántí the gibbon's howling.⁷
猿号[猿號] yõn-hão
yuánháo an ape's call; a gibbon's howls.⁷
猿猴 yõn-hẽo
yuánhóu apes and monkeys.⁵
猿类[猿類] yõn-luì
yuánlèi anthropoid.⁷ ape species.¹⁰
猿猱 yõn-ngẽl
yuánnáo monkeys.¹
猿人 yõn-ngĩn
yuánrén ape-man.⁵ the ape; anthropoid apes; a gorilla.⁷
猿声[猿聲] yõn-sëin
yuánshēng the gibbon's howls or chatter.⁷
(See 猨 yõn; 蝯 yõn.)
yon3 17324
94 14 bài a mythical winged fox which sounds like a wild goose.³⁶
(composition: ⿰犭敝; U+7359).
獙獙 bài-bài bìbì mythological beast resembling a fox with wings.¹⁰
bai4 471
94 14 𤡆
düng zòng (=猔 düng zòng) a bitch that has one at a litter.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭從; U+24846).
(See 猔 düng).
dung2 2721
94 14 gèin jìng a mythical animal that eats its mother when it is born; Manchurian tiger.⁸ a legendary animal that eats its own mother; an unfilial or beastly person.¹¹
枭獍[梟獍] hël-gèin xiāojìng disobedient child; ungrateful person.¹ a beast reputed to eat its own mother.¹¹
gein4 4452
94 14 häo xiāo barking of a frightened dog; to confuse, disturbance, disorder; cunning, artful, crafty; to fail and be exposed.⁸ to confuse, disorder, disturbance.³⁶
(composition: ⿰犭翏; U+3E92).
獿㺒 nào-häo náoxiāo or 獶㺒 nào-häo nǎoxiāo the barking or yelping of a dog.²⁴ʼ³⁶
<又> ngão; këo.
(See 㺒 ngão; 㺒 këo).
hao2 5861
94 14 jāk (=迹[跡] dēik ) footprints; traces; agile; adroit; nimble, frivolous; playful; flippant.¹⁰
(composition: ⿰犭責; U+3E93).
<又> pèl.
(See 㺓 pèl; 跡 dēik).
jak1 7330
94 14 jëng zhāng river deer.⁶ the roe deer; the hornless river deer.⁷ the roebuck; the hornless river deer.¹⁴
獐狍 or 獐麅 jëng-bäo zhāngpáo the musk deer.¹⁴
獐子 jëng-dū
zhāngzi river deer.⁶
獐头鼠目[獐頭鼠目] jëng-hẽo-sī-mùk
zhāngtóushǔmù  with the head of a buck and eyes of a rat – repulsively ugly and sly-looking; contemptible and unsightly.⁶
(See 麞 jëng.)
jeng2 7687
94 14 këo qiāo troublesome.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭翏; U+3E92).
㺒㤉 këo-ngã qiāoyá much alteration.²⁴ treacherous.⁵⁴
<又> häo; ngão.
(See 㺒 häo; 㺒 ngão).
keo2 8474
94 14 lẽo lóu (=貗 lẽo lóu) a sow at heat.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭婁; U+3E8F).
<又> yĩ.
(See 㺏 yĩ; 貗 lẽo).
leo3 9629
94 14 ngão áo a large fierce dog; a mastiff.⁷
藏獒 dòng-ngão zàng'áo (also called 西藏獒犬 Xäi-dòng-ngão-hūn Xīzàng áoquǎn) Tibetan mastiff.¹⁰
獒犬 ngão-hūn
áoquǎn mastiff; Molosser.¹⁹
西藏獒犬 Xäi-dòng-ngão-hūn
Xīzàng áoquǎn a Tibetan mastiff.⁷
ngao3 11625
94 14 ngão yáo to disturb; confusion.²⁴ cunning, artful, crafty.³⁶
(composition: ⿰犭翏; U+3E92).
<又> häo; këo. (See 㺒 häo; 㺒 këo).
ngao3 11626
94 14 ngõi ái (alternate Mandarin pronunciation for 獃 ngõi dāi with same meaning: (=呆 ngõi dāi) dull, dumb, idiotic, silly; blank; to stay.⁶)
(See 呆 [ngõi, dāi], [ngõi, ái]; 獃 [ngõi, dāi].)
ngoi3 12010
94 14 ngõi dāi (=呆 ngõi dāi) dull, dumb, idiotic, silly; blank; to stay.⁶
痴獃[癡獃]
or 痴呆[癡呆] chï-ngõi chīdāi or chī'ái stupid, dull.¹¹
獃板
or 呆板 ngõi-bān dāibǎn or áibǎn stiff; inflexible.¹⁰
(See 呆 [ngõi, dāi], [ngõi, ái]; 獃 [ngõi, ái].)
ngoi3 12011
94 14 ngùk prison, jail; lawsuit, case.⁵ (variant: 𡈭❄{⿴囗獄} ngùk ).
狴狱[狴獄] bäi-ngùk
bìyù prison.⁶
监狱[監獄] gäm-ngùk
jiānyù prison, jail.⁵
监狱长[監獄長] gäm-ngùk-jēng
jiānyùzhǎng warden.⁵
锒铛入狱[鋃鐺入獄] lõng-öng-yìp-ngùk
lángdāngrùyù lit. to get shackled and thrown in jail (idiom); fig. to be put behind bars; to get jailed.¹⁰
狱卒[獄卒] ngùk-dūt
yùzú <trad.> warder, prison officer; jailer.⁵
狱警[獄警] ngùk-gēin
yùjǐng prison guard.⁹
狱吏[獄吏] ngùk-lì
yùlì <trad.> prison officer; jailer.⁵
断狱[斷獄] òn-ngùk
duànyù hear and pass judgment on a case.⁵
越狱[越獄] yòt-ngùk
yuèyù escape from prison.⁵
(See 𡈭❄{⿴囗獄} ngùk).
nguk4 12134
94 14 pèl piào (alternate Hoisanva and Mandarin pronunciation for 㺓 jāk (interchangeable with 僄 pèl piào light; airy).¹⁰
(composition: ⿰犭責; U+3E93).
<又> jāk.
(See 㺓 jāk; 僄 pèl).
pel4 12815
94 14 the badger; a wild bear.⁸
(composition: ⿰犭婁; U+3E8F).
<又> lẽo. (See 㺏 lẽo; cf. 貗 guì ).
yi3 16931
94 15 bài   (<old>=毙[斃] bài to die; to collapse.)
  (<old>=弊 bài
fatigued; exhausted).
  (<old>=弊 bài
old; shabby).
  (<old>=弊 bài
harm; malpractice).
  (<old>=币[幣] bài
silk fabrics).
➅ (<old>=獙 bài
a kind of beast).³⁶
(composition: ⿱敝犬; U+7358).
(See 斃 bài; 弊 bài; 幣 bài; 獙 bài).
bai4 472
94 15 bùn bèn a guard dog.² a watch dog.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭賁; U+7356).
㹥獖 jî-bùn zhùbèn a kind of dog.²⁴
<又> fũn; fûn.
(See 獖 fũn; 獖 fûn).
bun4 1186
94 15 dēng jiǎng prize, reward; give award to.⁸
(alternative form: 蒋[蔣] dēng jiǎng).
得奖[得獎] āk-dēng
déjiǎng win (or awarded) a prize.⁵
奖品[獎品] dēng-bīn
jiǎngpǐn award; prize.¹⁰
奖金[獎金] dēng-gïm
jiǎngjīn premium; award money; bonus.¹⁰
奖学金[獎學金] dēng-hòk-gïm
jiǎngxuéjīn scholarship.¹⁰
奖章[獎章] dēng-jëng
jiǎngzhāng medal.¹⁰
奖状[獎狀] dēng-jòng
jiǎngzhuàng certificate (of prize, degree, diploma).¹⁰
奖励[獎勵] dēng-lài
jiǎnglì to reward; reward (as encouragement).¹⁰
奖赏[獎賞] dēng-sēng
jiǎngshǎng reward; prize; award.¹⁰
奖掖[獎掖] dēng-yìt
jiǎngyè <wr.> reward and promote.⁶
金质奖[金質獎] gïm-jīt-dēng
jīnzhìjiǎng gold medal award.⁶
夸奖[誇獎] kä-dēng
kuājiǎng to praise; to applaud; to compliment.¹⁰
(See 蔣 dēng).
deng1 2292
94 15 fûn fèn name of a sheep.⁸
(composition: ⿰犭賁; U+7356).
獖羊 fûn-yẽng fènyáng a legendary strange animal or monster of the soil.¹⁹
<又> fũn; bùn.
(See 獖 fũn; 獖 bùn).
fun5 3755
94 15 fũn fén (=豮[豶] fũn fén a castrated pig); to castrate or spay.⁸
(composition: ⿰犭賁; U+7356).
<又> fûn; bùn.
(See 獖 fûn; 獖 bùn).
fun3 3734
94 15 gût (composition: ⿰犭葛; U+7366).
獦狚 gût-än gédàn a kind of beast mentioned in ancient books, shaped like a wolf, sounded like a pig, and eats people.⁸ (cf 猲狚 gût-än).
獦牂 gût-dòng
gézāng or 猵狙 pëin-duï piànjū an ape-like beast with a head like a dog in ancient books .⁸
<又> lèp; hēik.
(See 獦 lèp; 獦 hēik).
gut5 5359
94 15 hël xiāo (<old>=骁[驍] hël xiāo having courage and agility, brave, valiant; a fine horse.⁷); dog.⁸
(composition: ⿰犭喬; U+7362).
猲獢 hēik-hël
xiēxiāo a kind of short snout hunting dog.⁸
獢勇 hël-yûng
xiāoyǒng stalwart, strong.¹¹
(See 驍 hël).
hel2 6220
94 15 háo (<old> =嗥⁸ hõ háo) to howl.
(See 嗥 hõ.)
ho3 6575
94 15 kūt jué 猖獗 chëng-kūt chāngjué be rampant; run wild.⁵
猖獗一时[猖獗一時] chëng-kūt-yīt-sĩ
chāngjuéyīshí run wild for a time; be rampant for a time; go on the rampage for a time.⁶
kut1 9024
94 15 lẽl liáo ➀ <lit.> to go hunting at night ➁ fierce-looking.⁶
to hunt at night by torch.¹⁴ (variant: 䝤 lẽl liáo).
(composition: ⿰犭尞; U+7360).
獠猎[獠獵]
or 䝤猎[䝤獵] lẽl-lèp liáoliè to hunt.¹⁴
獠牙 lẽl-ngã
liáoyá long, sharp, protruding teeth.⁵ bucktooth; tusk.⁶ long, projecting teeth; fierce.¹⁴
青面獠牙 tëin-mèin-lẽl-ngã
qīngmiànliáoyá green-faced and long-toothed; have fiendish features.⁵
(See 䝤 lẽl).
lel3 9503
94 15 lèp liè (<old>=猎[獵] lèp liè to hunt).⁸
(composition: ⿰犭葛; U+7366).
<又> gût; hēik.
(See 獦 gût; 獦 hēik).
lep4 9655
94 15 nùt (of birds) frightened into flight.¹¹³ (variant: 矞 nùt ).
(composition: ⿰犭矞; U+735D).
壁水獝 bēik-suī-nùt
bìshuǐxù or 壁水貐 bēik-suī-yĩ bìshuǐyǔ or 壁宿 bēik-xiü bìxiù the seventh constalleation in the seven northern constellations (out of a total of 28 constellations in old astronomy).²³ʼ¹¹³ (See 宿 xiü).
凤以为畜,故鸟不獝.[鳳以為畜,故鳥不獝.]
Fùng-yî-vĩ-chūk, gü-nêl-būt-nùt
Fèng yǐwéi chù, gù niǎo bù xù.
When the phoenix becomes so
(a domestic animal), the birds do not fly from them in terror.⁶⁰ (Excerpt from 《禮記·禮運》, translated by James Legge).
獝狘 nùt-hüt xùxuè or nùt-yòt xùyuè refers to birds frightened into flight and beasts running from being frightened.¹⁹
獝狂 nùt-kõng
xùkuáng <old> vicious ghost; devil.¹¹³
(See 矞 nùt; 慄 nùt).
nut4 12372
94 16 gün juàn (=狷 gün juàn <wr.> impatient, impetuous, rash; upright, honest.⁶); rash; honest and straightforward.⁸ to jump briskly; to frisk about; hasty, precipitate; a dog frisking about.²⁴ (composition: ⿰犭睘; U+7367). (See 狷 gün).
獧薄 gün-bòk
juànbó frivolous.¹⁹
獧子 gün-dū
juànzǐ a slick and frivolous person.¹⁹
獧慧 gün-fì
juànhuì bright; intelligent.¹⁹
獧狡 gün-gāo
juànjiǎo sly; cunning.¹⁹
獧黠 gün-gēik
or gün-hàt  juànxiá sly; cunning.¹⁹
獧佻 gün-hël
juàntiāo frivolous, not solemn.¹⁹
獧巧 gün-kāo
juànqiǎo cunning and deceitful; clever.¹⁹
獧给[獧給] gün-kīp
juàngěi (=敏捷 mêin-dèp mǐnjié quick; nimble; agile.⁵).¹⁹
獧利 gün-lì
juànlì clever; treacherous, ingenious and fake for profit.¹⁹
狂者又不可得,欲得不屑不潔之士而與之,是獧也,是又其次也.
Kong jēh yiù būt-hō-āk, yùk āk būt-xēik būt-gēik jï xù ngĩ yî jï, sì gün yâ, sì yiù kĩ-xü yâ. Kuáng zhě yòu bùkě dé, yù dé bùxiè bùjié zhī shì ér yǔ zhī, shì juàn yě, shì yòu qícì yě.
"When he found also that he could not get such as were
thus ambitious, he wanted to get scholars who would consider anything impure as beneath them. Those were the cautiously-decided, –a class next to the former." (Excerpt from 《孟子·盡心下·Chap. 37·Verse 7》, translated by James Legge).¹⁰⁹

gun2 5255
94 16 hài xiè a Pekingese dog; a mythical animal which was supposed to know the difference between right and wrong.⁷ a fabulous monster.¹⁴
獬豝狗 hài-bä-gēo xièbāgǒu Pekingese dog.⁵⁴
獬豸
or 解廌 hài-jì xièzhì legendary one-horned beast in ancient times.⁶ ancient goat reputed to gore guilty person in court.⁸ Xiezhi, mythical Chinese unicorn.¹⁰ like a unicorn; its habitat is the wilds, it can discriminate between right and wrong, and it destroys the wicked when it meets them. It is said to be fire-eating even to its own destruction.¹⁴
獬豸冠 hài-jì-gön
xièzhìguān <wr.> cap worn by a judge, symbolizing justice.¹¹
hai4 5537
94 16 𤢔
hēik xiē (=猲 hēik xiē a fierce dog.¹⁴).¹⁰¹
(composition: ⿰犭歇; U+24894).
(See 猲 hēik).
heik1 6043
94 16 hēm xiǎn <wr.> a kind of dog with a long-snout.⁶
猃狁[獫狁] or 玁狁 Hēm-vûn Xiǎnyǔn Xianyun, Zhou Dynasty term for a northern nomadic tribe later called the 匈奴 Hüng-nũ Xiōngnú Xiongnu in the Qin and Han Dynasties.¹⁰
(See 玁 hēm).
hem1 6256
94 16 köi kuài sly; crafty; tricky.⁶
狡狯[狯獪] gāo-köi jiǎokuài treacherous, wily, deceitful.¹¹
狯猾[獪猾] köi-vàt
kuàihuá cunning.⁷
黠狯[黠獪] gēik-köi
or hàt-köi xiákuài cunning; crafty.³⁹
koi2 8738
94 16 mũng měng mongoose.⁵
灰獴 föi-mũng huīměng Indian grey mongoose, common grey mongoose (Herpestes edwardsi), a mongoose species mainly found in West Asia and on the Indian subcontinent.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
蟹獴 hāi-mũng
xièměng crab-eating mongoose.¹⁰
红頰獴[紅頰獴] hũng-gäp-mũng
hóngjiáměng Javan mongoose (Herpestes javanicus), a species of mongoose found in the wild in South and Southeast Asia.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
獴科 mũng-fö
měngkē mongoose family Herpestidae..¹⁰
食蟹獴 sèik-hāi-mũng
shíxièměng crab-eating mongoose (Herpestes urva); aka 棕簑猫[棕簑貓] düng-xäo-miū zōngsuōmāo.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
狐獴 vũ-mũng
húměng meerkat, suricate (Suricata suricatta), a small carnivoran belonging to the mongoose family (獴科 Herpestidae ). It is the only member of the genus 細尾獴屬 Suricata.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
mung3 11191
94 16 ùk only, single; alone, by oneself, in solitude.⁵
独白[獨白] ùk-bàk dúbái soliloquy; monologue.⁵
独创[獨創] ùk-chōng
dúchuàng original creation.⁵
独自[獨自] ùk-dù
dúzì alone; by oneself.⁵
独居[獨居] ùk-guï
dújū live a solitary existence.⁵
独行[獨行] ùk-hãng
dúxíng to walk alone; to go one's own way, to stick to one's own way of doing things.³⁶
独揽大权[獨攬大權] ùk-lām-ài-kũn
dúlǎn dàquán to arrogate all powers to oneself.
独立[獨立] ùk-lìp
dúlì stand alone; independence; independent, one one's own.⁵
独龙族[獨龍族] Ùk-lũng-dùk
Dúlóngzú the Drung (Tulung) nationality, living  in 云南[雲南] Vũn-nãm Yúnnán Yunnan.⁵
独辟蹊径[獨闢蹊徑] ùk-pēik-hãi-gèin
dúpìxījìng open a new road for oneself; develop a new style or a new method of one's own.⁵
独树一帜[獨樹一幟] ùk-sì-yīt-chï
dúshùyīzhì lit. to fly one's banner on a solitary tree (idiom); fig. to act as a loner; to stand out; to develop one's own school; to have attitude of one's own.¹⁰
独一无二[獨一無二] ùk-yīt-mũ-ngì
dúyīwú'èr unique; unparalleled; unmatched.⁵
<台> 独食[獨食] ùk-sèik selfish.
uk4 14696
94 16 𤞃
wèi the name of an ancient state.²⁴ (=濊 vì wèi).
(comp.
t: ⿰犭歲; U+7369). (comp. s: ⿰犭岁; U+24783).
𤞃
❄{⿰犭岁}貊[獩貊] vì-màk wèimò an ancient state in present day north of North Korea.⁸
(See 濊 vì).
vi4 15064
94 16 vòk huò capture, catch.
捕获[捕獲] bù-vòk bǔhuò to succeed in catching (thieves, booty).¹¹
不劳而获[不勞而獲] būt-lão-ngĩ-vòk
bùláo'érhuò to reap without sowing; to profit by other people's toil.⁹ to gain results without working for them.¹¹
诸葛亮七擒孟获[諸葛亮七擒孟獲] Jï-gōt Lèng tīt kĩm Màng Vòk
Zhūgě Liàng qī qín Mèng Huò (short form: 七擒七放 tīt-kĩm-tīt-föng qīqínqīfàng) Zhuge Liang subjugated Meng Huo, a native chief by capturing him and releasing him seven times.¹¹
获得[獲得] vòk-āk
huòdé to gain; to obtain; to acquire; to attain; to achieve.
获胜[獲勝] vòk-sëin
huòshèng to win victory; to be victorious; to triumph.⁸
(The simplified form 获 vòk is used for both 獲 and 穫, q.v.)
vok4 15149
94 17 fün xūn 獯鬻 or 荤粥[葷粥] Fün-jūk Xūnyù Xunyu (an ancient northern nationality of China.)⁶
(composition: ⿰犭熏; U+736F).
(See 葷 Fün.)
fun2 3699
94 17 köng guǎng <wr.> rustic, uncouth, boorish.⁵ fierce and rude, uncivilized.⁷
粗犷[粗獷] tü-köng cūguǎng crude and uncivilized.¹¹
犷俗[獷俗] köng-dùk
guǎngsú uncivilized customs; barbarian ways.⁷
犷敌[獷敵] köng-èik
guǎngdí a savage enemy; a deadly rival.⁷
犷悍[獷悍] köng-hòn
guǎnghàn tough and intrepid.⁵ rude and brutal.⁷
kong2 8815
94 17 nẽin níng ferocious; hideous.⁵
狰狞[猙獰] jäng-nẽin zhēngníng malevolent; fierce; sinister.¹⁰ hideous, repulsive; ferocious, vicious (beast).¹¹
狞恶[獰惡] nẽin-ōk
níng'è hideous and wicked.⁸
狞视[獰視] nẽin-sì
níngshì gaze at hideously.⁸
狞笑[獰笑] nẽin-xël
níngxiào grin hideously; peal of blustering laughter.⁸ sardonic smile; to laugh maliciously.¹⁰ a hideous, hypocritical smile.¹¹
nein3 11402
94 17 𤢕
ù (=斁 ù ) to corrupt; to spoil.⁷ to ruin; to destroy.¹⁴
(composition: ⿰睪犬; U+24895).
<又> yèik.
(See 𤢕❄{⿰睪犬} yèik; 斁 yèik; 斁 ù.)
u4 14653
94 17 xēin xiǎn to hunt, to kill; autumn hunting by ancient emperors.⁷ hunt; autumn hunting; to capture with a fine net.⁸ <old> autumn hunt; to kill.¹¹
秋狝[秋獮] tiü-xēin qiūxiǎn autumn hunting.⁷ (history) a hunting party.¹⁰
xein1 15643
94 17 𤢕
yèik (=斁 yèik to dislike; to be tired of; to be weary of.⁷ to put away; to be weary of; to explain.¹⁴ to let go, to loathe, to be weary of; to terminate; to enlighten.²⁴).¹⁰¹
(composition: ⿰睪犬; U+24895).
<又> ù.
(See 𤢕❄{⿰睪犬} ù; 斁 ù; 斁 yèik.)
yeik4 16364
94 18 lèp liè to hunt; to chase; field sports.⁷
打猎[打獵] ā-lèp dǎliè to go hunting.⁵
出猎[出獵] chūt-lèp
chūliè to go hunting.¹⁰
红旗猎猎[紅旗獵獵] hũng-kĩ-lèp-lèp
hóngqílièliè The red flag was fluttering in the wind.⁶
猎刀[獵刀] lèp-äo
lièdāo hunting knife.⁶
猎户[獵戶] lèp-fù
lièhù hunter; huntsman.⁵
猎户座[獵戶座] lèp-fù-dò
lièhùzuò <astr.> Orion.⁵
猎狗[獵狗] lèp-gēo
liègǒu hunting dog, hound.⁶
猎犬[獵犬] lèp-hūn
lièquǎn hunting dog, hound.⁶
猎奇[獵奇] lèp-kĩ
lièqí hunt for novelty; seek novelty.⁵
猎猎[獵獵] lèp-lèp
lièliè <wr.> flutter, flap.⁶
猎物[獵物] lèp-mùt
or lèp-mòt lièwù game; quarry.⁷
猎人[獵人] lèp-ngĩn
lièrén hunter.⁵
猎食[獵食] lèp-sèik
lièshí to hunt for food.⁷
猎手[獵手] lèp-siū
lièshǒu hunter.⁵
猎取[獵取] lèp-tuī
lièqǔ hunt; pursue, seek, hunt for.⁵
猎鹰[獵鷹] lèp-yëin
lièyīng a falcon.⁷
lep4 9656
94 18 nào nǎo a frightened dog.⁸ a dog frightened.²⁴ (of a dog) scared, frightened; barking of a frightened dog.³⁶
(composition: ⿰犭憂; U+7376).
獶杂子女[獶雜子女] nào-dàp-dū-nuī nǎozá zǐnǚ  to frighten boys and girls.²⁴
獶㺒 nào-häo
nǎoxiāo or 獿㺒 nào-häo náoxiāo the barking or yelping of a dog.²⁴ʼ³⁶
<又> ngẽl; yiü; nẽo.
(See 獶 ngẽl; 獶 yiü; 獶 nẽo).
nao4 11331
94 18 nẽo nòu (composition: ⿰犭憂; U+7376).
獶𤟫 nẽo-xēo nòusōu Vietnamese name for a dog.⁸
<又> ngẽl; nào; yiü.
(See 獶 ngẽl; 獶 nào; 獶 yiü).
neo3 11452
94 18 ngẽl náo (<old>=猱 ngẽl náo a kind of monkey mentioned in ancient literature.⁵ a yellowed-haired monkey; to scratch.⁷ macaque.³⁶); a painter (of walls).⁸
(composition: ⿰犭憂; U+7376).
獶人 or  獿人 ngẽl-ngĩn náorén people who were good at painting walls in ancient times.¹⁹
<又> nào; yiü; nẽo.
(See 獶 nào; 獶 yiü; 獶 nẽo).
ngel3 11769
94 18 yiü yōu a kind of dog.⁸ a species of dog.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭憂; U+7376).
<又> ngẽl; nào; nẽo. (See 獶 ngẽl; 獶 nào; 獶 nẽo).
yiu2 17178
94 19 chât otter.⁵
獭祭[獺祭] chât-däi tǎjì <wr.> compose by taking bits from other works.¹ an otter spreads about the fish it has caught along the river – writer's empty parade of allusions and phrases passing for literary composition.⁵
藏旱獭[藏旱獺] dòng-hön-chât/
zànghàntǎ Himalayan marmot.⁶
海獭[海獺] hōi-chât/
hǎitǎ sea otter.⁵
旱獭[旱獺] hön-chât/
or hôn-chât/ hàntǎ marmot.⁵
美洲旱獭[美洲旱獺] Mî-jiü hön-chât/
or Mî-jiü hôn-chât/  Měizhōu hàntǎ groundhog (Marmota monax); in Chinese  aka 北美土拨鼠[北美土撥鼠] Bāk-mî hū-bòt-sī Běiměi tǔbōshǔ;  in English aka woodchuck, chuck, wood-shock, groundpig, whistlepig, whistler, thickwood badger, Canada marmot, monax, moonack, weenusk, red monk, siffleux.⁵ʼ²⁰
水獭[水獺] suī-chât/
shuǐtǎ (common) otter.⁵
水獭属[水獺屬] suī-chât-sùk
shuǐtǎshǔ the genus Lutra.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
chat5 1389
94 19 chiü shòu beast. (variant: 嘼 chiü shòu).
百兽[百獸] bāk-chiü
bǎishòu all kinds of animals.
百兽之王[百獸之王] bāk-chiü-jï-võng
bǎishòuzhīwáng the king of all animals; lion.
兽群[獸群] chiü-kũn
shòuqún herd.
兽医医生[獸醫醫生] chiü-yï-yï-säng
shòuyī yīshēng veterinarian.
飞禽走兽[飛禽走獸] fï-kĩm-dēo-chiü
fēiqínzǒushòu birds and beasts.
龟甲兽骨文字[龜甲獸骨文字] gï-gâp-chiü-gūt-mũn-dù
guījiǎ shòugǔ wénzì oracle-bone characters.
洪水猛兽[洪水猛獸] hũng-suī-mâng-chiü
hóngshuǐ měngshòu fierce floods and savage beasts – great scourges.⁵
禽兽[禽獸] kĩm-chiü
qínshòu birds and beasts.
鸟兽[鳥獸] nêl-chiü
niǎoshòu birds and beasts.⁸
鸟飞兽散[鳥飛獸散] nêl-fï-chiü-xān
niǎofēishòusàn <wr.> to scatter like birds and animals.
草食兽[草食獸] tāo-sèik-chiü
cǎoshíshòu herbivore.
独角兽[獨角獸] ùk-gök-chiü
dújiǎoshòu unicorn.
野兽[野獸] yêh-chiü
yěshòu wild beast; wild animal.⁵
(See 嘼 chiü).
chiu2 1711
94 20 fön huān badger, European badger, Eurasian badger (Meles meles) aka 狗獾 gēo-fön gǒuhuān, 欧亚獾[歐亞獾] Ëo-Ä-fön Ōuyàhuān.¹⁵ʼ²⁰ (variants: 䝔 fön huān; 貛 fön huān.
欧亚獾[歐亞獾] Ëo-Ä-fön Ōuyàhuān badger.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
獾猪[獾豬] fön-jï huānzhū (=猪獾[豬獾] jï-fön zhūhuān)  hog badger.¹⁰
獾油 fön-yiũ
huānyóu badger fat (for treating burns).⁵
狗獾 gēo-fön
gǒuhuān badger.¹⁰ the jackal.¹⁴
猪獾[豬獾] jï-fön
zhūhuān hog badger.¹⁰ the badger.¹⁴
狼獾 lõng-fön
lánghuān (=貂熊 ël-hũng diāoxióng) glutton.⁵ wolverine, glutton, carcajou, skunk bear, or quickhatch (Gulo gulo).¹⁵ʼ²⁰
袋獾 òi-fön
dàihuān Tasmanian devil.⁶
沙獾 sâ-fön
shāhuān sand badger.⁵⁴
鼬獾 yiû-fön
yòuhuān ferret badger.⁶
(See 䝔 fön; 貛 fön; 猯 chūn; 貒 chūn.)
fon2 3393
94 20 hün xiàn offer, present, dedicate, donate; show; put on; display.⁵
献宝[獻寶] hün-bāo xiànbǎo present a treasure; offer a valuable piece of advice or one's valuable experience; show off what one treasures.⁵
献策[獻策] hün-chāk
xiàncè offer advice; make suggestions.⁵
献丑[獻醜] hün-chiū
xiànchǒu <humb.> show oneself up; show one's incompetence or inadequacy.⁵
献酒[獻酒] hün-diū
xiànjiǔ to offer wine.⁷
献花[獻花] hün-fä
xiànhuā present flowers/bouquets.⁶
献计[獻計] hün-gài
xiànjì offer advice; make suggestions.⁵
献技[獻技] hün-gì
xiànjì show one's skill.⁵
献金[獻金] hün-gïm
xiànjīn to contribute money.⁷
献血[獻血] hün-hüt
xiànxiě donate blood.⁶
献旗[獻旗] hün-kĩ
xiànqí present a banner.⁵
献给[獻給] hün-kīp
xiàn'gěi  present to; offer to.¹⁰
献礼[獻禮] hün-lâi
xiànlǐ present a gift.⁵
献媚[獻媚] hün-mì
xiànmèi ingratiate oneself (with somebody); make up to; curry favor (with somebody).⁶
献上[獻上] hün-sëng
xiànshàng to offer to God.¹⁰
献身[獻身] hün-sïn
xiànshēn devote or dedicate oneself to; give one's life for.⁵
献词[獻詞] hün-xũ
xiàncí congratulatory message.⁵
hun2 7059
94 20 macaque.¹⁰
中华猕猴桃[中華獼猴桃] jüng-vã-mĩ-hẽo-hõ zhōnghuá míhóutáo golden kiwifruit, Actinidia chinensis Planch.³²
猕猴[獼猴] mĩ-hẽo
míhóu macaque, rhesus monkey.⁶
猕猴桃[獼猴桃] mĩ-hẽo-hõ
míhóutáo kiwifruit (shortened to kiwi in North America), aka Chinese gooseberry, in Chinese aka 奇異果、猕猴梨、藤梨、毛梨.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
美味猕猴桃[美味獼猴桃] mî-mì-mĩ-hẽo-hõ
měiwèi míhóutáo fuzzy kiwifruit.¹⁵ʼ²⁰
(See 猱 ngẽl).
mi3 10795
94 22 hēm xiǎn (=獫 hēm xiǎn) <wr.> a kind of dog with a long-snout.⁶
猃狁[獫狁]
or 玁狁 Hēm-vûn Xiǎnyǔn Xianyun, Zhou Dynasty term for a northern nomadic tribe later called the 匈奴 Hüng-nũ Xiōngnú Xiongnu in the Qin and Han Dynasties.¹⁰
(See 獫 hēm).
hem1 6257
94 22 luó 猓猡[猓玀] (=猓猓 Lō-lō Luǒluǒ) Gō-lõ Guǒluǒ old name for a Southwest ethnic group, now called 彝族[彞族] Yĩ-dùk Yízú Yi ethnic group.⁸ (See "Note" under 猓猓 Lō-lō.)
猪猡[豬玀] jï-lõ
zhūluó <topo.> pig, swine, hog.⁶
剥猪猡[剝豬玀] mök-jï-lõ
bāozhūluó to fleece a person.⁸
lo3 9872
94 22 nào náo  barking of a dog.²
(composition: ⿰犭夒; U+737F).
獿㺒 nào-häo náoxiāo the barking or yelping of a dog.²⁴
<又> ngẽl.
(See 獿 ngẽl).
nao4 11332
94 22 ngẽl náo  <old>=(獶, 猱 ngẽl náo) macaque.³⁶ the name of an animal, a species of monkey; to plaster a wall.²⁴
(composition: ⿰犭夒; U+737F).
獿人
or 獶人 ngẽl-ngĩn náorén people who were good at painting walls in ancient times.¹⁹
獿獀 ngẽl-xēo
náosōu a famous dog in south Vietnam.²
<又> nào.
(See 獿 nào; 獶 ngẽl;猱 ngẽl).
ngel3 11770
94 23 kūt juē (=蠼 kūt juē) a female monkey.⁷ legendary ape of Sichuan and Yunnan, with a penchant for carrying off girls.¹⁰ a large ape found in west China.¹⁴
玃猿 kūt-yõn
juēyuán legendary ape of Sichuan and Yunnan, with a penchant for carrying off girls.¹⁰
猿玃 yõn-kūt
yuánjuē legendary ape of Sichuan and Yunnan, with a penchant for carrying off girls.¹⁰
(See 蠼 kūt.)
kut1 9025