sharp and keen (of a weapon); incisive, penetrating, or trenchant (of speech, writing, or gaze)

any of several species of large thick-skinned mammals with one or two horns on the snout; native to Africa and southern Asia

A rhinoceros horn, traditionally believed in legend to have a sensitive white line through its center

the horn of a rhinoceros; often used in traditional medicine or for carving items like seals and ornaments

hearts linked as one, just as a rhinoceros is said to communicate through its horn; used to describe mutual understanding or shared feelings between lovers or close friends

Any of a family of large birds with long, heavy bills often topped with a horn-like growth; they are found in tropical forests and eat fruit and insects.

Short form of [[心有灵犀一点通|心有靈犀一點通|xin1 you3 ling2 xi1 yi1 dian3 tong1]], describing the state of being spiritually connected, sharing a mutual understanding, or having a deep romantic bond; can also describe someone who is exceptionally quick-witted.

Seeing only a part of the whole, like a rhinoceros whose horn obstructs its view of the moon

armor made of rhinoceros hide; used in traditional and historical contexts

An extinct mammal from the Quaternary period, similar in size to a modern rhinoceros but covered in long hair for survival in cold climates.

(bird species of China) oriental pied hornbill (Anthracoceros albirostris)

two-horned rhinoceros; specifically any member of the Dicerorhinini tribe

(bird species of China) great hornbill (Buceros bicornis)

patterned rhinoceros horn

sweet-scented osmanthus; an evergreen shrub or small tree with fragrant white or yellow flowers

A dish consisting of sliced pork and scrambled eggs, often cooked with wood ear mushrooms; also known as moo shu pork.

a large bird species (Aceros nipalensis) found in South Asia and Southeast Asia, including parts of southern China

to have deep insight into things; to see through a facade to the truth

extinct species of rhinoceros with a thick coat of fur that lived during the Pleistocene epoch

a spiritual link or likeness of mind; two hearts beating as one

Two people being so closely aligned in thought or feeling that they can sense each other's mind; having a mutual understanding or telepathic connection

(literary) insightful or highly perceptive. From a legend where burning a rhinoceros horn revealed hidden spirits underwater, it describes having the insight to see through deception or look deeply into the nature of things.

strong and well-equipped troops; elite soldiers

a belt decorated with rhinoceros horn plaques, typically worn by officials in ancient China

(literary) a decorative belt adorned with pieces of rhinoceros horn, worn as a symbol of high rank

a candle made from rhinoceros horn; according to legend, its light can reveal spirits or hidden things in the dark

(literary) very discerning; possessing deep insight or the ability to see through hidden truths or complicated matters. This term originates from an ancient story in the Book of Jin about lighting a rhinoceros horn to see spirits in the water.

The horn of a rhinoceros, used in traditional medicine or for carving into ornaments; also called [[犀角|犀角|xi1 jiao3]]

(literary) A small coin carved from rhinoceros horn, traditionally given as a gift to a newborn infant during a celebratory washing ceremony.

(literary) seeds of a bottle gourd; used as a metaphor for the straight, white teeth of a beautiful woman

a bird species native to Asia, specifically Anorrhinus austeni

a large bird species (Rhyticeros undulatus) characterized by its colorful throat pouch and wrinkled casques casque