The Chinese character【獺】is a word that describes organisms or nature, and is mainly used for the following meanings:
Otter or animal. Description: A mammal. Carnivorous. There are three types: otter, sea otter and marmot. Take the otter as an example. It is shaped like a weasel, with a soft and slender body, a short and flat head, a long tail, short feet, and webbed feet between its toes. It lives in burrows on river banks, is good at swimming and diving, and preys on fish at night. The fur is dark brown and fine in texture, and is considered precious clothing material by humans.
Here is the phonetic guide for pronouncing this Chinese character.
Mandarin Pinyin of 【獺】:tǎ
Cantonese Jyutping of 【獺】:caat3
Below, you’ll find general facts about the Chinese character 【獺】︰
Here are some situations where you can use【獺】, for example:Describing organisms or nature , It means mainly otter or animal .Due to the depth of Chinese characters, certain intricate meanings and specialized applications might not be entirely expressed in this context.
【獺】is a word that, when joined with additional words, constructs more precise phrases, like【水獺、獺皮】(Mandarin Pinyin:shuǐ tǎ 、tǎ pí/ Cantonese Jyutping:seoi2 caat3 、caat3 pei4)
To form this character, you need 19 strokes,It is a highly difficult Chinese character that is rarely used in daily life and has a lower frequency of usage,Here’s a sample sentence featuring this character.:
水獺在河流中嬉戲，十分可愛。
The otters playing in the river are very cute.
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