radish; turnip, especially the daikon

carrot; an edible root vegetable that is usually orange, purple, or yellow in color

A group of organic compounds found in plants and animals that provides yellow, orange, or red coloring; it can be converted into [[维生素A|維生素A|wei2 sheng1 su4 ei1]] in the body.

to practice divination; to predict the future or interpret omens using traditional methods like tortoise shells, yarrow stalks, or coins

the carrot (Daucus carota); a biennial herbaceous plant with an edible orange taproot

Abdullah, a common Arabic male name

literary term meaning not yet known, divined, or predicted; often used regarding future outcomes or one's fate

Gypsy; Roma; people traditionally living a nomadic lifestyle in Europe and across the globe who are originally from northern India

the name Ibrahim or Ebrahim; a prophet in Islam known as [[亚伯拉罕|亞伯拉罕|ya4 bo2 la1 han3]] in the Judeo-Christian tradition

Henrik Ibsen (1828–1906), a famous Norwegian playwright known for creating modern social dramas, including "A Doll's House" [[玩偶之家|玩偶之家|wan2 ou3 zhi1 jia1]]

Inscriptions on tortoiseshells or animal bones used for divination during the Shang Dynasty.

to foresee the future; to have uncanny foresight or know something beforehand without needing to ask or use divination

(colloquial) an affectionate nickname for a small child or a group of young children

to divine or tell fortunes using the eight trigrams or hexagrams; the method of doing so

literally "every radish to its hole"; refers to everyone having their own specific position, task, or share, with no room for extras

to seek an omen or use divination to predict the future or resolve doubts

to predict or determine in advance; to augur

to predict by divining; to consult an oracle to seek answers

literally "when radishes sell fast, one doesn't wash off the mud"; when demand is high or work is rushed, merchants or workers may provide low-quality goods or careless service

Inscribed animal bones or turtle shells used for divination in ancient China

white radish; daikon; turnip

a preserved food made from fresh radish that has been cut into strips, air-dried until soft, and then pickled or rubbed with salt and spices

A person who practices divination to predict the future or to help others make decisions.

one's luck or fate is unknown; unpredictable whether a situation will result in good or bad fortune

To pray to gods and consult oracles; to seek divine guidance or blessings through prayer and divination.divination

(literary) to select a place to live, traditionally through divination; to settle in a place

Wilhelm Liebknecht (1826-1900), a German political activist and a founding member of the Social Democratic Party (SPD)

sugar beet; a common name for [[甜菜|甜菜|tian2 cai4]]

one's survival or death is still unknown; life and death cannot be foretold

to select a place to live out one's old age

To consult an oracle or perform divination regarding the outcome of a military expedition or war.

one person for each position; every individual has their own specific task or place; to be conscientious and meticulous in one's work

The future is hard to predict; hanging in the balance or problematic

medicine, prophecy, astrology, and physiognomy; refers collectively to the four traditional occult arts or the itinerant practitioners who perform them

To practice divination for a living; to make a trade of fortune-telling.

To make a living by telling fortunes using methods like divination or analyzing the components of Chinese characters.

(literary) an old woman who manages a brothel or prostitutes

Rice Krispies (breakfast cereal)

to divine; to prophesy; to foretell the future

Bu Shang (507–400 BC), an influential disciple of Confucius also known by his courtesy name [[子夏|子夏|zi3 xia4]]; he was a major scholar of Chinese classics including the 'Book of Songs' and 'Spring and Autumn Annals'.

to continue an activity day and night; to indulge in pleasure or work without ceasing; a variant form of the phrase meaning day and night

To select a home or dwelling site through divination

A famous official of the Western Han dynasty from Luoyang who grew wealthy through sheep farming; he was known for his generosity and donating half his wealth to the military and the poor, leading Emperor Wu to appoint him as imperial counselor.

(idiom) day and night without stop; to carry on without restraint, typically referring to endless partying or toiling away

transliterated name for the cartoon character Popeye the Sailor

A traditional form of divination involving the throwing of two crescent-shaped wooden blocks on the floor to seek divine guidance based on how they land

tortoise shells used for divination in ancient China

to perform divination by throwing crescent-shaped wooden blocks on the ground to seek divine guidance