How to write 耆

耆 [qí] 1. 年老，六十岁以上的人。 (Old, a person over sixty years old.) - 例: 耆老 (Elderly), 耆年 (Age over sixty), 耆绅 (Elder gentleman), 耆宿 (Referring to influential elderly individuals in society). 2. 强横。 (Tyrannical.) - 例: 耆帅 (A tyrannical and rebellious general). 形 [qí] - 本义: 老 (Original meaning: Old.) - 造字法: 形声。《说文》: “从老省，旨声。”形旁本是“老”，为了文字结构匀称，省略了一部分。 (Character formation: Phonetic. "According to the Shuowen," it is derived from the character for "old," but part of it is omitted for aesthetic balance.) - 古称六十岁曰耆。亦泛指寿考。 (In ancient times, sixty years of age was called "耆," generally referring to old age.) 引: - 《说文》: 耆，老也。 ("Shuowen": "耆 means old.") - 《礼记·曲礼》: 六十曰耆。 ("Li Ji": At sixty, one is called "耆.") - 例: 又如: 耆艾 (General term for the elderly), 耆叟 (Old man), 耆寿耇老 (Long-lived elderly). 2. 强横的。 (Tyrannical.) 引: - 《广雅》: 耆，强也。 ("Guangya": "耆 means strong.") - 例: 又如: 耆帅 (A tyrant leader). 名 [qí] - 师长，长者 (Seniors). (For example: 耆硕 (A person of high age and virtue), 耆民 (Elderly with virtue), 耆英 (Elder with great virtue), 耆彦 (Elder with high reputation).) 动 [qí] - 通“嗜” (shì)。爱好 (To have a liking for; cherish; like; love; would like to). - 引: - 《周礼·秋官·大行人》: 五方之民，言语不通，耆欲不同。 (In "Zhou Li": People from different regions do not understand each other, their desires differ.) - 《老子·齐物论》: 鸱鸮耆鼠。 (In "Laozi": The owl and the rat are both those who cherish their nature.) 古同“嗜”，爱好。 (Ancient usage: Same as "嗜," meaning to love or have a liking for.)