How to write 鸷

鸷 (zhì) 1. Fierce birds, such as eagles, hawks, and owls. 2. Fierce; violent. 鸷 (zhì) 1. Fierce birds, such as eagles and hawks. 2. Ferocious; violent. Example phrases: fierce strength (勇猛); fierce and tough (勇悍); brave and fierce (勇鸷); fierce and invincible (鸷而无敌). 鸷 (zhì) [ noun ] 【Original meaning】: Fierce birds, such as eagles and hawks. 【Character formation】: Pictophonetic; composed of the elements for bird and to grasp (执), with the latter providing the pronunciation. 鸷 (zhì) [ adjective ] 1. Ferocious; violent. 【References】 1. From "Shuowen Jiezi": 鸷 means to kill birds. 2. From "Liji": The fierce creatures are those who grab and leap, without properly assessing their bravery. Note: "Fierce birds and fierce beasts." 3. From "Lisao": The fierce bird does not flock with others. 4. From Tang poet Liu Yuxi's "On Raising Fierce Birds": Raising fierce birds is not for the sake of enjoyment, but to enhance the hunting strength. 【Examples】 - Such as: 鸷腾 (the soaring of a fierce bird); 鸷鸟累百，不如一鹗 (to compare a hundred lords to one emperor, illustrating the superiority of one); 鸷视 (having a keen gaze like that of a fierce bird). 鸷 (zhì) [ adjective ] 1. Ferocious; violent. 【References】 1. From "Qingbailai Chao": The swift and fierce will ultimately not be caught. 2. From "Hanhua": Fierce beasts and creatures have sharp teeth and dark mouths. 【Examples】 - Such as: 鸷忍 (describing someone as fierce and cruel); 鸷眭 (describing a fierce and menacing gaze); 鸷愎 (describing someone as cruel and obstinate).