To pick up or stab something with a fork-like tool; to fork food or fish
to cross or prop
To cross one's fingers or hands; to prop one's hands on the waist
to fight
To exchange blows or fight with someone
to seize
To seize someone by the neck or arms to force them out
forked tool
A tool with two or more long tines, such as a fish spear or a pitchfork
扠zhǎ
to span
To measure length using the distance between the thumb and the tip of the middle or little finger; also used as a unit of measurement for this distance
