Dictionary › 豸
豸
zhì
What 豸 means
- worm-like invertebrate
- mythical animal (see {獬豸|xiè zhì})
- radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 153)
Words containing 豸
- 虫豸chóng zhìinsect or insect-like small creature (literary); base person (used as a curse word)
- 獬豸xiè zhìXiezhi, mythical Chinese unicorn
Characters built on 犭
These share the phonetic component 犭 (quǎn), which is why their readings rhyme. Learning them as a family is far cheaper than learning them one at a time.
- 狮shī(bound form) lion
- 狄dílow ranking public official (old)
- 狸lí(bound form) used in the names of small mammals
- 猁lìused in 猞猁
- 猕míused in 猕猴
- 猗yī(interj.)
- 狴bìused in 狴犴
- 猊níused in 狻猊
Sounds the same
Read zhì, tone for tone, but written differently.
- 至to arrive; most; to
- 质character; nature; quality
- 志aspiration; ambition; the will
- 制system; to control; to regulate
- 治to rule; to govern; to manage
- 置to install; to place; to put
- 致(bound form) fine; delicate; exquisite
- 智(literary) wise; wisdom
- 秩(literary) salary according to rank; (literary) an official's rank; (literary) order…
- 滞(bound form) sluggish; stagnant
- 帜flag
- 挚sincere
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