How to write 秫

秫 [shú] 1. Glutinous sorghum, which can be used to make liquor; in some regions, it broadly refers to sorghum. - 例: 秫秸 (sorghum stalks), 秫米 (sorghum grains). 2. Related to the original meaning: a type of cereal that is sticky or glutinous; can also refer to non-sticky types. 3. Same as the original meaning (a glutinous variety of cereal). 4. 通 "鉥". Long needle. - 引: 1. "Shuowen Jiezi": 秫, a glutinous type of millet. 2. "Jijiu Pian": Rice, millet, sticky sorghum, and grains. 3. "Kaogongji · Zhong Shi": Dyed feathers with red strokes and sticky sorghum; it mentions that there are two varieties: red and white. In the northern regions, the sticky type of sorghum is referred to as 秫, which is also known as Hu Shi. 4. Tao Yuanming: "In spring, the sticky sorghum is made into fine wine; when the wine is ready, I pour it myself." 5. Examples: - 秫田 (fields for planting sticky millet) - 秫酒 (liquor made from sticky sorghum) - 秫蘖 (glutinous millet and yeast used for fermentation) - 秫稻 (glutinous rice) - 秫谷 (sorghum grain) - 秫黍 (sorghum)