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  caang2 caang4   jyutping
  cheng2   pinyin
[1] [n] orange (tree and fruit)
[2] [adj] orange colour


Jyutping caang4 is literary reading; but the colloquial reading caang2 is much more commonly used.
Default PoS: noun Additional PoS: adjective
Stroke count: 16
Level: 1
Radical: (#75)

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

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This word has been viewed 17493 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 18th Mar 2007 21:22 and last edited on 10th Sep 2013 14:49

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detail  caang4*2 zap1   = orange juice
detail  caang4*2 sik1   = orange (colour)
detail  tim4 caang4*2   = orange
detail  hung4 juk6 caang4*2   = a blood orange
detail  lau5 caang4*2   = orange
detail  caang4*2 wong4 sik1   = pale orange color, gamboge
detail  fan2 caang4*2 sik1  fen3 cheng2 se4 = peach colored
detail  fan1 daat6 caang4*2 zap1   = Fanta Orange
detail  sin1 caang4*2 zap1   = fresh orange juice
detail  gam1 saan1 caang4*2   = Temple oranges (named after WC Temple)
See all 18 compounds (CantoDict reports 19 compounds in total, but some may be Common Formations)

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The oranges are sweet.
detail
His/her oranges are sweet.
detail
Some oranges are sweet.
detail 橙色的蠟筆太陽
She uses an orange crayon to draw the sun.
[來 here means "in order to" or "to". Marked as unsure: Can an editor please fix the jyutping?]
detail audio 哎吔唔記得返嚟
Oh, I have forgotten to buy some oranges.
detail
Some oranges are sweet.
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Some of his oranges are sweet.
detail 蘋果𠸎埋都好
The apples and also the oranges are very inexpensive.

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