How to write 鹫

鹫 jiù 名 1. 一种猛禽，毛色深褐，体大雄壮，嘴呈钩状，视力很强，腿部有羽毛，捕食野兔，小羊等。亦称“雕”。 (A type of bird of prey with dark brown feathers, large and powerful body, hooked beak, strong eyesight, and feathered legs, preying on wild rabbits and lambs. Also known as "eagle".) 2. 老雕 ([En.] vulture) 产于温带和热带地区的若干种大型猛禽，与鹰类、雕类和隼类都有亲缘关系，但爪较弱，头多秃，主要或全部以腐肉为食，构成鹫科(Aegypiidae)和新域鹫科(Cathartidae)，其中包括一些最大的飞禽。 (Several species of large birds of prey found in temperate and tropical regions, related to eagles and hawks, but with weaker claws and often bare heads. They mainly or entirely feed on carrion and belong to the family Aegypiidae and the New World vulture family Cathartidae, which includes some of the largest flying birds.) 3. 灵鹫山的简称 ([En.] Linjiushan mountain)。亦借指佛地。 (Abbreviation for Lingjiushan Mountain, which also metaphorically refers to Buddhist sacred ground.) 引 1. 《说文》：鹫鸟，黑色，多子。师旷曰，南方有鸟，名曰羌鹫，黄头赤目，五色皆备。 (From "Shuowen": The vulture is black and prolific. Shi Kuang said that in the south, there is a bird called Qiangjiu, with a yellow head, red eyes, and all five colors present.) 2. 《广雅》：鹫，雕也。 (From "Guangya": The vulture is an eagle.) 3. 《汉书·匈奴传》：生奇材木箭竿就(鹫)羽。 注:“大雕也。” (From "Book of Han": Arrows made from rare materials with vulture feathers. Note: "referring to large eagles.") 例 如:鹫羽(老雕的羽毛。又叫“鹫翎”) (For example: Vulture feathers (feathers from the vulture, also called "jiu ling")). 灵鹫山的简称 ([En.] Linjiushan mountain)。亦借指佛地。 (Abbreviated reference to Linjiushan Mountain, which also metaphorically refers to Buddhist sacred ground.) 如:鹫峰(即灵鹫山，在中印度。或称鹫岭、鹫山。为佛说法之地);鹫室(鹫山石室。亦指禅房) (For example: Jiu Peak (which is Lingjiushan in central India, also known as Jiu Ridge or Jiu Mountain, the site where Buddha preached); Jiu Room (the stone room on Jiu Mountain, also refers to a Zen room)).