Cantonese words starting with G

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gong1 on1 jyun6

江安縣江安县

Jiang'an County, a county in Yibin City, Sichuan.

Jiang Ping (1920-), Chinese legal scholar and academic.

Jiangpu, a former county in Jiangsu, now part of Pukou District in Nanjing.

gong1 pou2 jyun6

江浦縣江浦县

Jiangpu county, the former name of Pukou district in Nanjing, Jiangsu.

Jiangpu, a subdistrict of Conghua district in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China.

Gangshan; a district in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

Rivers and mountains, referring figuratively to natural scenery, sovereign territory, or state power.

gong1 saan1 ji6 goi2 ban2 sing3 naan4 ji4

江山易改稟性難移江山易改禀性难移

Rivers and mountains are easy to change, but a person's character is hard to alter.

gong1 saan1 jyun6

岡山縣冈山县

Okayama Prefecture, located in the southwest of Japan's main island, Honshu.

gong1 saan1 si5

Jiangshan, a county-level city in Quzhou, Zhejiang, China.

Lookout post or sentry post.

Jiangxi, a province in southeastern China with its capital at Nanchang.

gong1 sai1 saang2

Jiangxi Province, a province in southeast China with its capital at Nanchang.

gong1 sai1 waa2

江西話江西话

Gan Chinese, the Sinitic language spoken natively in Jiangxi province.

Rigidity, stiffness, or hardness; unyielding or inflexible character.

Jiangcheng, a district in Guangdong, China.

gong1 sing4 jyun6

江城縣江城县

Jiangcheng county, located in Pu'er prefecture-level city, Yunnan.

gong1 sing4 keoi1

江城區江城区

Jiangcheng, a district of Yangjiang, Guangdong.

gong1 soeng6 gei1

岡上肌冈上肌

Supraspinatus muscle; a relatively small muscle of the upper back that runs from the supraspinous fossa of the scapula to the greater tubercle of the humerus.

Jiangsu, a coastal province in eastern China with its capital at Nanjing.

gong1 sou1 saang2

江蘇省江苏省

Jiangsu Province, a coastal province in eastern China with its capital at Nanjing.

gong1 taai3 lou6 zaam6

Jiangtai Lu Station, a metro station in Guangzhou, China.

Rigid body; an idealized solid body in which deformation is neglected.

Finless porpoise or river dolphin.

gong1 waa4 jiu4 zuk6 zi6 zi6 jyun6

江華瑤族自治縣江华瑶族自治县

Jianghua Yao Autonomous County, in Yongzhou, Hunan.

gong1 waa4 jyun6

江華縣江华县

Jianghua County, a former county in Hunan now known as Jianghua Yao Autonomous County.

gong1 waai4 gun1 waa2

江淮官話江淮官话

Jianghuai Mandarin; a dialect group of Mandarin spoken in parts of Jiangsu and Anhui provinces.

A post, duty, station, or position of responsibility.

gong1 wai2 pui4 fan3

崗位培訓岗位培训

On-the-job training.

Jiangyong; a county in Hunan province, China.

gong1 wing5 jyun6

江永縣江永县

Jiangyong County, located in Yongzhou City, Hunan Province.

The wider world of traveling merchants, martial artists, outlaws, and the underworld.

gong1 wu4 cing4

A feeling of loyalty to underworld culture, or a romance with a triad member.

gong1 wu4 daai6 lou2

A triad boss or gang leader.

gong1 wu4 dei6 wai6

Status, power, or reputation within an industry or the underworld.

gong1 wu4 dou6 ji6

江湖道義江湖道义

The code of ethics of the underworld or the triad code of honor.

gong1 wu4 gau3 gap1

An urgent request for financial help or assistance, especially among friends or colleagues in a tight spot.

gong1 wu4 ji1 sang1

江湖醫生江湖医生

An unlicensed doctor, quack, or itinerant medical practitioner.

A charlatan, swindler, or itinerant performer who lives by their wits; a gangster.

gong1 wu4 ngai6 jan4

江湖藝人江湖艺人

Itinerant entertainer or street performer.

gong1 wu4 pin3 zi2

江湖騙子江湖骗子

A charlatan, swindler, or traveling con artist.

Edo, the historical name of Tokyo.

gong1 zaak6 man4

江澤民江泽民

Jiang Zemin, a Chinese politician who served as the president of the People's Republic of China.

Jiangzhou, a district in Chongzuo City, Guangxi.

gong1 zau1 keoi1

江州區江州区

Jiangzhou, a district of Chongzuo City in Guangxi.

Jiangjin, a district in Chongqing.

gong1 zeon1 keoi1

江津區江津区

Jiangjin, a district of Chongqing.

Gyantse, a town and county in Tibet.

gong1 zi1 jyun6

江孜縣江孜县

Gyantse, a county in Shigatse City, Tibet.