What is Lockjaw?
Finger claws, Chinese words, nails.
- Chinese name
- Finger claw
- Pinyin
- zh zho
- Zhuyin
- Provenance
- "Han Han · Suo Xing · Dai Jiu"
- Finger claws, Chinese words, nails.
- Finger claw
- (1). Nails. [1] "Han Han · Duo Xing · Dai Jiu": "Then burn the ground again, and pierce the fingers with a large needle, so that the soil and the claws will fall." "New Book of Tang, Literary Art, Li He" : "Skinny, thin eyebrows, long fingers and claws." Ming Hu Yinglin, "Shao Shan Shan Fang Bi Cong · Jing Ji Hui Tong Si": "As for the volume ... Every time I see you, I use my fingers to claw it up. meaning."
- (2). Toenails; claws. [1] One of Tang Yuanzhang's "Birds" poems: "It looks like an eagle, but its claws are only flesh, and the sky feathers and the gangster Han Fei." The sharp claws have torn the natural underside. "
- (3). Yu trace. [1] Song Suyi's "Nostalgic Reconciliation from Hezi Youji": "Life is known everywhere, it should be like Feihong stepping on the snow mud. By accident, leaving fingers on the mud, Hongfei counts things." The words "Cursor Candles in Spring Window": "It looks like Feihong stepped on the snow, leaving fingers in the air, looking back blankly."