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  joeng4   jyutping
  yang2   pinyin
sheep; goat; lamb

noun
Stroke count: 6
Level: 1
Radical: (#123)

This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.

This word has been viewed 11980 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 24th Jun 2013 11:06

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detail  joeng4 mou4  yang2 mao2 = wool
detail  saan1 joeng4  shan1 yang2 = goat
detail  joeng4 me1   = goat
detail  siu2 joeng4  xiao3 yang2 = lamb
detail  joeng4 juk6  yang2 rou4 = mutton; lamb meat
detail  cou2 joeng4*2   = a goat
detail 綿  min4 joeng4*2  mian2 yang2 = sheep
detail  saan1 joeng4 sing1 zo6   = Capricorn
detail  baak6 joeng4 sing1 zo6   = Aries
detail 綿  min4 joeng4*2 zai2   = scooter (e.g., a Vespa)
detail  faat3 joeng4 diu3   = epilepsy
detail  joeng4 me1 sou1   = goatee
detail  joeng4 mou4 saam1   = a cardigan, pullover, a woolen sweater
detail  gung1 joeng4  gong1 yang2 = ram (male sheep)
detail  mou5 joeng4  mu3 yang2 = ewe
detail  joeng4 gok3 dau6*2  yang2 jiao3 dou4 = okra; lady's fingers
detail  joeng4 ci2 zik6 mat6  yang2 chi3 zhi2 wu4 = fern
detail  joeng4 mok6*2   = amnion
detail  joeng4 mou4 dim3   = a woolens shop
detail  saan1 dung1 joeng4   = a clay pot consisting of lamb or goat pieces stewed with peppers
detail  fu6 jyu5 mun6 joeng4 juk6   = lamb stewed in bean curd
detail  saan1 joeng4 wu4 zi2   = a goatee (type of beard)
detail  muk6 joeng4 jip6 ze2  mu4 yang2 ye4 zhe3 = a sheepman (type of profession)
detail  joeng4 gu2   = [n] an innocent fool, someone easily duped, an ordinary person (lit., "castrated sheep")
detail  joeng4 sing4   = [n] a name for Guangzhou (Canton)
detail  yoeng4 pei4 zi2  yang2 pi2 zhi3 = parchment
detail  fei4 joeng4   = a customer who can be overcharged (lit., "a fat sheep")
detail  tai3 zeoi6 joeng4  ti4 zui4 yang2 = scapegoat, fall guy
detail  joeng4 diu3   = epilepsy
detail  joeng4 naa2   = ewe
detail  dei6 joeng4  di4 yang2 = dog meat (lit., "mutton of the earth")
detail  sung3 joeng4 jap6 fu2 hau2   = send a person to a dangerous place
detail  joeng4 me1 si2   = constipation
detail  o1 joeng4 me1 si2   = constipation
detail  mau5 joeng4 zo6  mu3 yang2 zuo4 = Aries (incorrectly used instead of 白羊座)
detail  muk6 joeng4 jan4  mu4 yang2 ren2 = a shepherd
detail  muk6 joeng4 gau2  mu4 yang2 gou3 = a sheepdog
detail  mei6 joeng4  wei4 yang2 = Year 8, Year of the Ram (2015)
detail  gou1 joeng4  gao1 yang2 = a lamb
detail  joeng4 kwan4  yang2 qun2 = a flock of sheep
detail  joeng4 kwan4 sam1 lei5  yang2 qun2 xin1 li3 = herd mentality (common formation)
detail  seon6 sau2 hin1 joeng4   = to steal sth at a convenient time and place without having to go out of one's way to do so
detail  joeng4 nin4  yang2 nian2 = the Year of the goat
detail  joeng4 paa2   = mutton chop
detail  joeng4 naam5  yang2 nan3 = mutton flank
detail  joeng4 seoi2  yang2 shui3 = amniotic fluid
detail  gwaa3 joeng4 tau4 maai6 gau2 juk6   = cry up wine and sell vinegar
detail  baak6 joeng4 zo6   = Aries
detail  saan1 joeng4 zo6   = Capricorn
detail  joeng4 gung1 hok6*2   = Mr. Yang's crane (said to dance but couldn't; undeserved reputation)
detail  doi6 zeoi6 gou1 joeng4  dai4 zui4 gao1 yang2 = scapegoat
detail  gung1 joeng4 zyun6  gong1 yang2 zhuan4 = Commentary of Gongyang in the Spring and Autumn Annals
detail  je5 saan1 joeng4  ye3 shan1 yang2 = ibex (wild mountain goat)
detail  sou1 sou1 dou1 hai6 joeng4 juk6  sao1 sao1 dou1 xi4 yang2 rou4 = something falls short of expectations but is still of benefit

Showing 1 example containing 羊
detail 山羊
Every goat has two horns.
[Lit. [counter] [counter] goat also have two [counter] horns. The "[counter][counter]都" pattern means "every".]

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