How to write 狡

狡 [jiǎo] 1. Cunning; crafty. 2. Sturdy; brave. 1. Cunning: 狡猾 (cunning), 狡诈 (crafty), 狡黠 (sly), 狡辩 (cunning argument), 狡赖 (devious). 2. Sturdy; brave: 壮狡 (sturdy and brave). 1. Same as the original meaning: (En.) young dog. 2. A beast in legend: (En.) a beast in legend. 1. Artful; crafty; cunning: (En.) artful; crafty; cunning. 2. Sturdy and brave: (En.) sturdy and brave. 3. Fast: (En.) fast. 4. Violent: (En.) violent. 5. Beautiful: (En.) beautiful. 1. Same as original meaning: (En.) young dog. 2. Legend provides the description: In "Shuowen," it says: 狡, 少狗也。匈奴地有狡犬， 巨口而黑身 (A young dog; there are cunning dogs in the land of the Xiongnu, with giant mouths and black bodies). 3. Dictionary entry for "狡犬" (cunning dog) and "少壮的狗" (young dog). 4. A beast in legend, as mentioned in "Shanhaijing": 有兽焉，其状如犬而豹文，其角如牛，其名曰狡 (There is a beast in legend, shaped like a dog with leopard markings, whose horns resemble a cow). 1. Cunning; crafty; (En.) artful; crafty; cunning. 2. Reference: In "Guangya": 狡, 狯也 (Cunning means crafty). 3. In "Tongsu Wen": 小儿戏谓之狡狯 (Children's games call it cunning). 4. In "Guanzi": 乌鸟之狡，虽善不亲 (A cunning crow, adept but unfriendly). 5. In "Lüshi Chunqiu": 东方之钜狡也 (The eastern land has great cunning). 1. Sturdy and brave: (En.) sturdy and brave. 2. Reference from "Guangya": 狡, 健也 (Cunning means strong). 3. Example: 狡悍 (sturdy and brave), 狡勇 (cunning and capable). 1. Fast: (En.) fast. 2. Reference: In "Wang Bao", it states: 时奏狡弄 (At that time, it strikes quickly). 3. Example: 狡捷 (quick and agile), 狡弄 (a quick, vigorous short piece). 1. Violent: (En.) violent. 2. Reference from "Zuo Zhuan": 乱气狡偾 (Disorderly and violent). 3. Example: 狡虫 (ferocious pest), 狡愤 (violent and restless), 狡戾 (wild and erratic), 狡暴 (cunning and ferocious). 1. Beautiful: (En.) beautiful. 2. Reference in "Shijing": 及见狡童 (And sees the beautiful child). 3. Example: 狡好 (beautiful appearance), 狡童 (beautiful but lacking in talent youth), 狡泽 (gracefully beautiful and glossy).