How to write 顆

顆 kē 〈名〉 1. 小而圓的東西：如一顆瑪瑙。 A small round object: such as a bead. 2. 量詞，指圓形或粒狀的東西：三顆珠子。 A measure word for round or grain-like objects: three beads. 顆 kē 〈名〉 (形聲。从頁 (xié)，果聲。从“頁”，表示與頭有關。(kě) 本義: 小頭) 引申指顆粒狀物 (【英】：grain) (Onomatopoeia. The character is formed from "head" and sounds related to fruit, originally meaning a small head; extended to refer to granular objects (English: grain).) 顆 kē 〈量〉 1. 多用於圓形或粒狀物 (【英】：a grain) Commonly used for round or granular objects (English: a grain). 2. 如: 三顆黃豆; 兩顆綠豆 For example: three soybeans; two green beans. 【引】 1. 《說文》：顆，小頭也。 From "Shuowen": 顆 means a small head. 2. 元好問《未開海棠》：翠葉輕攏豆顆勻。 From Yuan Haowen's "Unopened Begonia": The emerald leaves lightly gather the evenly-distributed bean grains. 【例】 又如: 顆鹽 (俗稱“粒鹽”。一種粗鹽); 顆子 (方言。指小米) Also: a grain of salt (commonly known as "lit salt," a type of coarse salt); 顆子 (a dialect term referring to millet). 顆 kē 〈量〉 1. 多用於圓形或粒狀物 ([En.] a grain) Commonly used for round or grain-like objects (English: a grain). 2. 如: 三顆黃豆; 兩顆綠豆 For example: three soybeans; two green beans. 【引】 1. 《顏氏家訓》：北土通呼物一凷改為一顆。按，如米粒珠子皆是。 From "Yan's Family Instructions": In the northern lands, they commonly refer to one particle as 一顆. For instance, rice grains and beads are all included. 【名】 1. 土塊。《漢書·卷五一·賈山傳》：「為葬薶之侈至於此，使其後世曾不得蓬顆蔽冢而託葬焉。」唐·顏師古·注：「顆，謂土塊。」 1. A clod of earth. From "Han Shu": "The extravagance of burial is such that future generations would not be able to cover the grave with a clod of earth for burial." Commented by Yan Shigu in Tang Dynasty: "顆 refers to a clod of earth."