How to write 枳

枳 [zhǐ] 名词 1. 枸橘，又称“臭橘”。(English: trifoliate orange) 2. A type of cold-hardy deciduous orange tree native to China, with trifoliate leaves, small fragrant fruits that are very sour. It is widely cultivated for ornamental foliage or as hedges, especially as rootstock for grafting various edible citrus fruits. 3. An ancient place name (English: Zhi county). During the Warring States period, there was Zhi Yiyu in Chu, and during the Han dynasty, Zhi County was established under Ba Prefecture. Its site is now in Fuling County, Sichuan Province. 落叶灌木或小乔木，小枝多刺，果实黄绿色，味酸不可食，可入药（亦称“枸橘”）。 (English: A deciduous shrub or small tree with many thorns on its branches, yellowish-green fruit that is sour and inedible, can be used for medicine (also known as "trifoliate orange").) 枳实（中药称为“枳”、“构橼”等的近成熟的果实）。 (English: The immature fruit of the medicinal plant referred to as "zhi" or "trifoliate orange.") 枳壳（中药称为“枳”、“枸橼”等的成熟的果实）。 (English: The mature fruit of the medicinal plant referred to as "zhi" or "trifoliate orange.") 参考来源: 1. 《说文》：枳木似橘。从木，只声。 (English: "The Zhi wood resembles the orange. It is composed of wood, and it is a phonetic character.") 2. 《礼记·明堂位》：殷以椇。 注:“椇之言枳椇也。谓曲桡之也。” (English: "The ceremonial use of Zhi wood is indicated.") 3. 《后汉书·冯衍传》：楗六枳而为篱兮。 注:“枳，芬木也。” (English: "Using Zhi wood to build a fence.") 4. 《周礼·考工记·序宫》：橘逾淮而北为枳。 (English: "Oranges grown north of the Huai River are called Zhi.") *引自繁体辞典解释 (English: *Referenced from traditional dictionary explanation) 参见「枳椇」、「枳首」等条。 (English: See entries such as "Zhi jiao" and "Zhi shou.")