How to write 麋

麋 [mí] 名 1. A type of mammal known as the "milu" or "Pere David's deer." It is larger than a cow, has light brown fur, with males possessing antlers that resemble those of deer, a tail like that of a donkey, hooves similar to a cow, and a neck resembling a camel. Overall, it doesn’t closely resemble any one animal. It originated in China and is considered a rare and precious beast. Commonly known as "four unlikes." (En. elk; Pere David deer) 2. A homonym for "眉," meaning eyebrow. (En. brow) 3. A general term for young animals. (En. young beast) 4. A homonym for "湄," meaning the bank or shore of waters. (En. bank of waters) 引 1. "说文" states: 麋, belonging to the deer family, with the characters "from deer" and "rice sound." 麋's antlers grow in winter. 2. "周礼·兽人" mentions: In summer, a milu is offered. It is explained as "milu is a swamp-dwelling beast." 3. "楚辞·湘妇人" states: What does the milu eat in the courtyard? 例 - For example: 麋裘 (a fur coat made from young deer skin), 麋侯 (a target made from milu skin), 麋田 (fields trampled by a milu herd), 麋脯 (dried milu meat) 引 1. "荀子·非相" states: The appearance of Yi Yin had no mustache like a milu. 例 - For example: 麋寿 (longevity signified by the brow); 麋首 (a person with longevity) 3. A general term for young animals. (En. young beast) 例 - For example: 麋夭 (referring to young beasts); 麋卵 (referring to immature birds and beasts) 4. A homonym for "湄," meaning the bank or shore of waters. 引 1. "诗·小雅·巧言" says: Who are those living by the bank of the river? 2. "左传·僖公二十八年" states: I bestow upon you Meng Zhu's bank.