juétí
𫘝𫘨
hinny; a steed in ancient texts
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Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesnoun
hinny; the offspring of a male horse and a female donkey
technicalA technical term for the specific hybrid. It is smaller than a mule, with larger ears and less tail hair.
Zhè这
pǐ匹
jué騤
tí駬
bǐ比
mǎ马
luó骡
de的
ěr耳
duo朵
yào要
dà大
。
This hinny has larger ears than a mule.
Zài在
nóng农
chǎng场
lǐ里
，
lǘ驴
luó骡
hé和
jué騤
tí駬
dōu都
hěn很
shǎo少
jiàn见
。
Both hinnies and mules are rare on the farm.
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Jué騤
tí駬
de的
tǐ体
lì力
hěn很
hǎo好
，
shì适
hé合
zài在
shān山
dì地
láo劳
zuò作
。
Hinnies have great stamina and are suitable for work in mountainous areas.
noun
a swift steed mentioned in ancient texts
archaicAn archaic, literary term for a fine horse, likely found in classical Chinese literature.
Gǔ古
jí籍
zhōng中
jì记
zǎi载
，
jué騤
tí駬
néng能
rì日
xíng行
qiān千
lǐ里
。
Ancient texts record that the steed Jueti could travel a thousand li in a day.
Shī诗
rén人
cháng常
yǐ以
jué騤
tí駬
bǐ比
yù喻
cái才
huá华
chū出
zhòng众
de的
rén人
。
Poets often use 'Jueti' as a metaphor for a person of outstanding talent.
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Zhè这
pǐ匹
bǎo宝
mǎ马
kān堪
chēng称
xiàn现
dài代
de的
jué騤
tí駬
。
This fine horse can be called a modern Jueti.