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矢 (shǐ) is often used in Chinese to refer to an arrow, as in the phrase 箭矢 (jiàn shǐ), which means "arrows and arrows". This phrase is used to refer to a large number of arrows, as if they were a single entity. For example, one might say, "他们的箭矢攻击了城堡" (tāmen de jiàn shǐ gōngjí le chéngbǎo), which means "Their arrows attacked the castle".
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