There are 47 total results for your 絨 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
絨 绒 see styles |
róng rong2 jung |
velvet; woolen |
絨布 绒布 see styles |
róng bù rong2 bu4 jung pu |
flannel |
絨毛 绒毛 see styles |
róng máo rong2 mao2 jung mao juumou / jumo じゅうもう |
fur; down (soft fur); villi capillary (in the small intestine) (noun - becomes adjective with の) (1) villus (intestinal or chorionic); (noun - becomes adjective with の) (2) (See 柔毛・1) soft hair |
絨毯 see styles |
juutan / jutan じゅうたん |
(kana only) carpet; rug; runner |
絨氈 see styles |
juutan / jutan じゅうたん |
(irregular kanji usage) (kana only) carpet; rug; runner |
絨球 绒球 see styles |
róng qiú rong2 qiu2 jung ch`iu jung chiu |
pompon |
絨線 绒线 see styles |
róng xiàn rong2 xian4 jung hsien |
wool; woolen thread |
絨緞 see styles |
juutan / jutan じゅうたん |
(kana only) carpet; rug; runner |
立絨 立绒 see styles |
lì róng li4 rong2 li jung |
velvet |
絲絨 丝绒 see styles |
sī róng si1 rong2 ssu jung |
velvet |
縮絨 see styles |
shukujuu / shukuju しゅくじゅう |
(noun/participle) fulling (cloth); milling |
羽絨 羽绒 see styles |
yǔ róng yu3 rong2 yü jung |
down (soft feathers) |
艾絨 艾绒 see styles |
ài róng ai4 rong2 ai jung |
moxa floss |
貉絨 貉绒 see styles |
háo róng hao2 rong2 hao jung |
precious fur obtained from skin of raccoon dog after removing hard bristle |
鵝絨 鹅绒 see styles |
é róng e2 rong2 o jung |
goose down |
絨毛性 see styles |
juumousei / jumose じゅうもうせい |
(adj-no,n) {med} villous; chorionic |
絨毛膜 see styles |
juumoumaku / jumomaku じゅうもうまく |
chorion |
絨螯蟹 绒螯蟹 see styles |
róng áo xiè rong2 ao2 xie4 jung ao hsieh |
mitten crab (Eriocheir sinensis) |
絨額鳾 绒额䴓 see styles |
róng é shī rong2 e2 shi1 jung o shih |
(bird species of China) velvet-fronted nuthatch (Sitta frontalis) |
天鵝絨 天鹅绒 see styles |
tiān é róng tian1 e2 rong2 t`ien o jung tien o jung biroudo / birodo びろうど tengajuu / tengaju てんがじゅう |
velvet; swan's down (ateji / phonetic) (noun - becomes adjective with の) (kana only) velvet (por: veludo) |
天鵞絨 see styles |
biroudo / birodo びろうど tengajuu / tengaju てんがじゅう |
(ateji / phonetic) (noun - becomes adjective with の) (kana only) velvet (por: veludo) |
小絨鴨 小绒鸭 see styles |
xiǎo róng yā xiao3 rong2 ya1 hsiao jung ya |
(bird species of China) Steller's eider (Polysticta stelleri) |
山羊絨 山羊绒 see styles |
shān yáng róng shan1 yang2 rong2 shan yang jung |
cashmere |
微絨毛 see styles |
bijuumou / bijumo びじゅうもう |
{biol} microvillus |
毛絨絨 毛绒绒 see styles |
máo róng róng mao2 rong2 rong2 mao jung jung |
fluffy; furry |
法蘭絨 法兰绒 see styles |
fǎ lán róng fa3 lan2 rong2 fa lan jung |
flannel (loanword); Taiwan pr. [fa4 lan2 rong2] |
火絨草 火绒草 see styles |
huǒ róng cǎo huo3 rong2 cao3 huo jung ts`ao huo jung tsao |
edelweiss (Leontopodium alpinum) |
燈芯絨 灯芯绒 see styles |
dēng xīn róng deng1 xin1 rong2 teng hsin jung |
corduroy (textiles) |
燈草絨 灯草绒 see styles |
dēng cǎo róng deng1 cao3 rong2 teng ts`ao jung teng tsao jung |
see 燈芯絨|灯芯绒[deng1 xin1 rong2] |
縮絨工 see styles |
shukujuukou / shukujuko しゅくじゅうこう |
fuller (of cloth) |
羽絨服 羽绒服 see styles |
yǔ róng fú yu3 rong2 fu2 yü jung fu |
down-filled garment |
長毛絨 长毛绒 see styles |
cháng máo róng chang2 mao2 rong2 ch`ang mao jung chang mao jung |
(textiles) plush |
絨毯爆撃 see styles |
juutanbakugeki / jutanbakugeki じゅうたんばくげき |
carpet bombing |
本天鵞絨 see styles |
honbiroodo ほんビロード |
silk velvet |
毛絨玩具 毛绒玩具 see styles |
máo róng wán jù mao2 rong2 wan2 ju4 mao jung wan chü |
plush toy; cuddly toy |
魔法の絨毯 see styles |
mahounojuutan / mahonojutan まほうのじゅうたん |
magic carpet; flying carpet |
絨毛性腺激素 绒毛性腺激素 see styles |
róng máo xìng xiàn jī sù rong2 mao2 xing4 xian4 ji1 su4 jung mao hsing hsien chi su |
human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) |
絨毛膜羊膜炎 see styles |
juumoumakuyoumakuen / jumomakuyomakuen じゅうもうまくようまくえん |
{med} chorioamnionitis; intra-amniotic infection |
ペルシャ絨毯 see styles |
perushajuutan / perushajutan ペルシャじゅうたん |
Persian carpet |
Variations: |
tengajuu / tengaju てんがじゅう |
(rare) (See ビロード) velvet |
Variations: |
juumougan / jumogan じゅうもうがん |
{med} choriocarcinoma |
絨毛性ゴナドトロピン see styles |
juumouseigonadotoropin / jumosegonadotoropin じゅうもうせいゴナドトロピン |
chorionic gonadotropin |
Variations: |
honbiroodo ほんビロード |
silk velvet |
Variations: |
mahounojuutan / mahonojutan まほうのじゅうたん |
magic carpet; flying carpet |
Variations: |
juutan(p); juutan; juutan / jutan(p); jutan; jutan じゅうたん(P); ジュータン; ジュウタン |
carpet; rug; runner |
Variations: |
biroudo; tengajuu; biroodo / birodo; tengaju; biroodo びろうど; てんがじゅう; ビロード |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (kana only) (See ベルベット) velvet (por: veludo) |
Variations: |
biroodo ビロード |
(kana only) (See ベルベット) velvet (por: veludo) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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