rabbit; hare

(colloquial) a term of abuse for a young person or child; brat; bastard; scoundrel

white rabbit; a rabbit with white fur

domestic rabbit; any variety of rabbit kept as a pet or for its meat, fur, or wool

the year of the rabbit in the Chinese zodiac; occurring every twelve years

hare; wild rabbit

to wait idly for luck or unexpected gains instead of taking initiative; to trust to chance

legendary rabbit said to live on the moon in Chinese mythology

harelip; cleft lip

long-haired rabbit breed known for its soft, glossy wool used in textiles

literally meaning a rabbit does not eat the grass around its own nest; used as a proverb to say that even a villain avoids doing harm in their own immediate neighborhood or to those close to them

literally 'when the rabbit dies, the fox grieves'; describes feeling sorrow for the death or misfortune of one's own kind or a like-minded person

literally 'a crafty rabbit has three burrows'; describes taking elaborate precautions or having multiple hiding places for self-preservation

Traditional clay figurine with a rabbit's head and human body, popular as a toy or ritual object during the Mid-Autumn Festival, especially in Beijing

To be as quick or nimble as a fleeing rabbit when taking action; used to describe rapid movement or agility, often in contrast to earlier stillness.

(idiom) literally "to boil the hunting hound once the rabbit is dead"; figuratively refers to a leader who gets rid of those who helped him gain power once he no longer needs them

a cunning or crafty rabbit; used to describe someone who is shrewd or resourceful

one does not act before seeing a clear opportunity or being sure of success

(idiom) moving with great speed and agility, like a rabbit leaping or a hawk swooping down

moving with the speed and agility of a rabbit that has broken free; used to describe quick and agile movement or action

(literary) to scuttle away; to escape quickly like a rabbit

(idiom) a rabbit's tail cannot grow long; used to describe someone or something whose power or influence is about to end, or whose days are numbered

tularemia; rabbit fever

Literally "a lion hunting a rabbit"; used to describe giving one's full effort to a small task or treating a minor problem with serious attention.

The sun and the moon; refers to the legend that a three-legged golden crow lives in the sun and a white jade rabbit lives on the moon.

The sun flies and the moon runs; used to describe the rapid passage of time. This idiom refers to the ancient legends of the golden crow inhabiting the sun and the jade rabbit inhabiting the moon.

time passes swiftly; based on ancient legends where the rabbit represents the moon and the crow represents the sun, its literal meaning is "the rabbit runs and the crow flies," referring to the passage of days and months

Literally "turtle hair and rabbit horns"; describes something that exists in name only but not in reality; used in Buddhist texts to illustrate the concept of emptiness.

the constellation Lepus

the moon rising in the east and the sun setting in the west; used as a metaphor for the rapid passage of time

(literary) the sun and the moon. The name comes from legends of a three-footed crow living in the sun and a jade rabbit living in the moon.

a parasitic plant with thin, thread-like stems that wrap around other plants; the seeds are used in traditional medicine

seed of the dodder plant used in traditional Chinese medicine

(idiom) in name but not in reality; literally refers to the dodder (which has "silk" in its name but cannot be woven) and wild oats (which has "wheat" in its name but cannot be eaten)

variant form of the proverb stating that a rabbit does not eat the grass near its own burrow, meaning that one should not do harm to those in their immediate circle or neighborhood

a cute or affectionate term for a rabbit

the Liang Garden of Prince Xiao of Liang during the Han Dynasty, often used in literature to refer to a place of scholarly gathering or a pleasure garden

A waitress in a Playboy Club or someone dressed in a similar costume; characterized by rabbit ears, a low-cut leotard, and a fluffy tail.

common name for a genus of perennial flowering plants in the primrose family, often grown as houseplants

A narrow and winding path, often used metaphorically to describe a small or secluded trail.

Tuzki, a Chinese cartoon rabbit character popular in emoticons and stickers.

(loanword) toolbar in computer software

a small wild cat native to the grasslands and montane steppes of Central Asia; also known as the steppe cat

a cleft lip; a congenital split in the upper lip

(derogatory) a brat or bastard; used as a term of abuse similarly to [[兔崽子|兔崽子|tu4 zai3 zi5]]

common name for cyclamen, a genus of perennial flowering plants in the family Primulaceae

A type of mallow-like flowering plant, specifically the Japanese winter aconite (Eranthis pinnatifida); its leaves resemble goosefoot and produce a slippery juice when boiled.

Something that cannot possibly happen; literally "rabbits growing horns and turtles growing hair"