How to write 螫

螫 [shì] 1. A poisonous insect stings a person or an animal. 2. To sting (as in being bitten or stung by poisonous insects or snakes). - Example: Stinging. - Metaphorically: To harm out of anger. - Example: Being harmful or aggressive. 引: 1. From Shen Kuo's "Dream Brook Notes": "Afterwards, those who are stung by bees can be cured by applying yam stems." 2. Example usages: - To sting the hand (biting the hand); - To sting needle (to prick or sting); - Stinging poison (poison delivered through stinging, such as from bees and scorpions); - To sting and bite (poisonous insects stinging people, and wild animals biting people); - Poisonous stinging insects (insects with poisonous needles that can sting). 螫 [zhē] 1. Same meaning as "one," used in spoken language. Note: 1. Reference from Han Feizi's "Using People": "There is death by punishment, rather than poison sting, thus the treacherous can serve." 2. Example usages: - To sting and wrest (to sting and grab, harming the people); - To sting scorpion (a scorpion that stings with poison; metaphorically indicates something terrifying or a cruel person).