(1) [fat]: fat soft ape sleep but fur ursine, eider eat gobbling. (2) [fur ursine]: a sea dog. (2) [fur ursine]: sea dog. also called sea bear. The appearance of fatness and softness. Tang Pi Rihiu, "The Second Journey Poems - Ren Shi": "Ape sleeps but blubber, eider eats when gobbling." (2). The animal is the fur seal. Commonly known as the sea dog. Its fur can be used to make mattresses, etc., and its kidneys can be used as medicine. See Ming Li Shizhen, "Compendium of Materia Medica - Beasts II - fur seal beasts". See also "Seal Beast".

Word Decomposition

The explanation of blubber à [blubber] is obese. 〔 blubber] means "sea dog". The Chinese medicine calls the * and * of the sea-dog. Part of the head: month.