How to write 觥

觥 (gōng) 1. Ancient wine vessel, with an oval body, features a carrying handle on top, a circular foot at the bottom, and a beast-shaped lid; there are also whole wine vessels designed to resemble beasts, which may come with a small spoon. - Example: 觥筹交错 (Wine vessels and wine counters are intertwined, describing a joyful banquet). 2. Large, sumptuous. - Example: 觥羊 (Large sheep). 觥船 (Large boat). 觥饭 (Sumptuous meal). 觥 (gōng) 1. Ancient Chinese drinking vessel made from animal horn; later versions were made from wood or copper. - (Reference) 《说文》: 觥,兕牛角可以饮者也 (A vessel that can be drunk from, made from the horn of a rhinoceros). - (Reference) 《诗·周南·卷耳》: 我姑酌彼兕觥 (I pour from that rhinoceros horn vessel). 2. Sumptuous (meaning as an adjective). - Example: 觥饭不及壶食 (The sumptuosity of the meal does not surpass that of what is in the pot). - Example: 扬雄《太玄·毅》: 觥羊之义 (The meaning of large sheep). 3. Sturdy and upright in appearance. - Example: 关中觥觥 郭子横 (In Guanzhong, Guo Ziheng is upright). 4. Onomatopoeic word. - Example: 彭觥 (An onomatopoeic word for the sound made by striking wood or jade).