a horse's hoof; a horseshoe

(idiom) to go nonstop without pause; to hurry on one's way or keep working without any rest; unrelenting

pig's feet or trotters; a dish made from these parts once they have been cleaned and cooked

The hoof of a mammal such as a cow or horse.

an acute and highly contagious viral disease that affects cloven-hoofed animals, such as cows, sheep, and pigs; foot-and-mouth disease (FMD)

a U-shaped metal plate nailed to the hoof of a horse or similar animal to protect it from wear; also called [[马掌|馬掌|ma3 zhang3]]

the iron hoof of an oppressor; refers to cruel oppression or a violent invading force

A perennial plant with heart-shaped leaves and a large, funnel-like white or creamy-white bract that surrounds a yellow flower spike; widely grown as an ornamental plant (also known as [[海芋|海芋|hai3 yu4]] in Taiwan)

the tendons of beef, mutton, or pork used as food

Literally means a horse tripping on its front hooves; used to describe a sudden failure or setback caused by a lapse in attention or a miscalculation.

the hoof of a sheep

the shape of a horseshoe or the letter U

A group of mammals with hooves on the ends of their toes; mostly large-bodied animals with long limbs, such as cattle, horses, and sheep.

an order of even-toed ungulate mammals with weight borne equally by the third and fourth toes, including pigs, cows, sheep, and camels

An old-fashioned round desk or table clock, often featuring a horseshoe-shaped handle or base.

A horseshoe-shaped silver ingot used as currency in former times; also called [[纹银|紋銀|wen2 yin2]].

(proverb) literally, just as humans can slip up, so can a horse stumble; even the most careful person or most capable expert will occasionally make a mistake

even-toed ungulate, such as a cow or deer; artiodactyl

Even-toed ungulates such as cows, pigs, or giraffes; artiodactyls

the front hoof of a four-legged animal

The biological order of odd-toed ungulate mammals with one or three hooved toes on each foot, including animals like horses, donkeys, tapirs, and rhinoceroses

perissodactyl; any member of the order Perissodactyla, such as horses, zebras, and rhinoceroses

Abusive reference to a young girl or female servant; originally referred to a woman with bound feet

(of a horse) to gallop; specifically when the hooves move closely together in rapid succession during a fast run

hoofed animals; any mammal with hooves

(literary) an extremely small puddle or a very limited amount of space; metaphor for a situation that is too small for a great person to display their talents.

A metaphor for the tools or means used to achieve a specific goal; often refers to using language as a vehicle to convey truth.

(literary) tools or methods used to achieve a specific goal, often discarded once their purpose is served; same as [[筌蹄|筌蹄|quan2 ti2]]

To desire a huge harvest or profit from a very small offering; based on an anecdote from the "Records of the Grand Historian" about a man offering a single pig's trotter while praying for a bountiful crop.

the footprint of a hoofed animal

the sound of animal hooves hitting the ground

The upper part of a leg of pork, which is meaty and fatty; often braised in soy sauce.

pig's feet or trotters cooked as a dish; especially popular in southern China

four hooves and one anus, used metonymically as a counting unit for a single head of livestock

a person who shoes horses; horseshoer

name of an ancient legendary horse noted for its speed and excellence

sound of horse hooves; the clopping of a horse

the Omega or Horseshoe Nebula, also known as Messier 17

horseshoe crab (Tachypleus tridentatus)

a sleeve ending in a cuff shaped like a horse's hoof, especially characteristic of formal men's attire during the Qing Dynasty