Martin, a common Western name

The Latin language or people; often used as a prefix for related terms

a Western-style dessert or custard made from flour, milk, eggs, sugar, and fruit

The main character of the cartoon series 'The Adventures of Tintin'

A person who manages and cultivates plants in a garden or park

The Latin language; originally the dialect of Latium in central Italy, it became the official language of the Roman Empire and the ancestor of modern Romance languages such as French, Spanish, and Italian.

The region of the Americas south of the United States, including Mexico, Central America, the West Indies, and South America

the Latin language or its written form; originally spoken in the Latium region of Italy, it became the common language of Europe during the Roman Empire and the Middle Ages

patch used for mending holes in clothes, tires, or other objects; software patch

A category of international ballroom dances originating from Latin American cultures, including the [[桑巴|桑巴|sang1 ba1]], [[恰恰|恰恰|qia4 qia4]], [[伦巴|倫巴|lun2 ba1]], [[斗牛舞|鬥牛舞|dou4 niu2 wu3]], and [[牛仔舞|牛仔舞|niu2 zai3 wu3]]

a deciduous shrub or small tree of the Syringa genus that produces fragrant white or purple flowers in spring and summer; also refers to the flowers themselves

Austin or Austen (name), such as Alfred Austin (1835-1913) or Jane Austen (1775-1817)

The capital city of Scotland in the United Kingdom

(colloquial) a very small amount; a tiny bit

colloquial term for a very small amount or degree; a tiny bit; a smidgen

nicotine; a toxic substance found in tobacco leaves, transliterated from the English word 'nicotine'

Nottingham, a city and unitary authority in the East Midlands of England

Ding Lei (1971-), Chinese entrepreneur and founder of the internet technology company [[网易|網易|wang3 yi4]]

A small edible fish often found in the ocean and commonly used for canning; a loanword from the English word "sardine"

Dante Alighieri (1265-1321), the Italian poet famous for writing the "Divine Comedy" [[神曲|神曲|shen2 qu3]]

Ding Ling (1904-1986), a famous Chinese female novelist known for her work "The Sun Shines over the Sanggan River".

diced chicken meat; chicken cut into small cubes for cooking

Saint Augustine (354–430 AD), influential theologian and philosopher of the early Christian church; author of "Confessions" and "The City of God".

suddenly and by surprise; unexpectedly

A major port city in southwestern Yemen on the Arabian Peninsula.

the number of people in a family or a population

to urge or warn repeatedly; to give instructions carefully and insistently; to exhort

(literary or old usage) an able-bodied man of age for military service or forced labor

The twenty-fourth year of the sixty-year sexagenary cycle, formed by the celestial stem [[丁|丁|ding1]] and the earthly branch [[亥|亥|hai4]].

(literary) an ordinary soldier or private; formerly used to refer to men called up for military service

The sound of metal, porcelain, or jade objects clashing; jingle; clatter

meat that has been cut into small cubes

pethidine; a synthetic painkiller commonly known by the trade name Dolantin

a carboxylic acid with a sharp odor, found in animal fats and plant oils, used in manufacturing flavorings and perfumes

The fourth of the 60 terms in the sexagenary cycle (a combination of the fourth Heavenly Stem and the fourth Earthly Branch), used to designate years (e.g., 1927, 1987, 2047), months, and days

the chief god in Norse mythology

(chemistry) butyl; a butyl group

an adult male; a man of working or military age

The 34th year of the 60-year sexagenary cycle, formed by the celestial stem [[丁|丁|ding1]] and the earthly branch [[酉|酉|you3]], such as 1897, 1957, or 2017.

the forty-fourth year of the sixty-year sexagenary cycle

The 14th year of the 60-year cycle in the traditional Chinese calendar.

The fifty-fourth year of the sixty-year cycle, such as 1917, 1977, or 2037.

Constantinople, the former name of [[伊斯坦堡|伊斯坦堡|yi1 si1 tan3 bao3]].

butane; an alkane gas commonly used as fuel

lilac (Syringa oblata); a deciduous shrub with fragrant purple flowers, often grown for ornament

a cocktail made of gin or vodka and vermouth; a loanword from English

a district in central London, England, often used to refer to the major railway station located there

Aberdeen, a city on the east coast of Scotland

butanol; butyl alcohol (C4H9OH)