How to write 舐

舐 [shì] 1. Same as "舓". To lick something with the tongue. - 例如：老牛舐犊 (For example: An old cow licks its calf). - 《玉篇•舌部》：“舓，《説文》云：‘以舌取物也。’舐，同舓” (From "Yupian • Shebu": "舓, as described in 'Shuowen': 'to take things with the tongue.' 舐 is the same as 舓”). 2. To resemble licking with the tongue. - 《警世通言•王安石三難蘇学士》：“舉筆舐墨，依韻續詩二句。” (From "Jing Shi Tong Yan": "Raising the pen to lick the ink, continuing two lines of poetry with rhyme"). 引 (Indicates usage in context): 1. In "Zhuangzi·Tian Zifang": 舐笔和墨，在外者半 (Licking the brush with ink, half of it is outside). 例 (Examples): - 舐毫 (舐毫, in ancient legend, the female rabbit licks the fur of the male rabbit and becomes pregnant). - 舐笔 (To lick the brush). - 舐犊 (The old cow licks its calf. A metaphor for parents' deep love for their children). - 舐糠及米 (Lick the rice bran first, then eat rice inside. A metaphor for gradual consumption from outside to inside). - 舔足 (To kiss and lick someone's feet). - 火苗儿舐着锅底 (The flames lick the bottom of the pot).