How to write 鲸

鲸 (鯨) jīng 1. (noun) A marine mammal that lives in the ocean, resembling a fish, is viviparous, has nostrils located on the top of its head, and breathes with lungs. Its body length can reach up to thirty meters, making it the largest animal currently in existence in the world. (Commonly referred to as "whale"). Example usages include: - 吞鲸 (to swallow a whale). - 鲸鲵 (refers to “whale” in metaphor, indicating a fierce person). 2. (noun) A marine mammal (whale) that lives in the ocean, viviparous, with a body shape similar to a large fish. It can reach lengths of up to 30 meters, and is the largest animal in the world. Its forelimbs have evolved into fins, hind limbs have completely degenerated, the tail has transformed into a tail fin, and its nostrils are located at the top of its head, allowing it to breathe with lungs. Examples include: - 蓝鲸 (blue whale), - 抹香鲸 (sperm whale), - 长须鲸 (fin whale), - 鲸文 (ancient coin with fish patterns, also known as light shadow money). 3. (adjective) Big; huge. Examples include: - 鲸川 (great river), - 鲸浪 (huge wave), - 鲸浦 (the ocean; whale sea), - 鲸寇 (great bandit), - 鲸钟 (ancient large bell), - 鲸谿 (great sea), - 鲸猾 (greatly cunning person), - 鲸舟 (large ship), - 鲸音 (resounding voice).