Used at the end of a sentence or after an adjective to emphasize a high degree of a quality or state, often with a slight tone of exaggeration.

heavy, dense, and smooth woolen fabric used for making overcoats and suits

dense, heavy wool fabric used for making items like coats and jackets

to whisper or murmur softly; to talk continuously in a low voice

A type of woolen cloth woven with patterns such as stripes, checks, or spots.

A general term for various types of woolen fabrics made from animal hair or synthetic fibers

Woolen cloth used for formal clothing; also known as [[直贡呢|直貢呢|zhi2 gong4 ni2]]

A thick, elastic cotton fabric woven from colored threads or yarns, similar in texture to wool cloth; often used for making suits.

A durable, thick woolen fabric used for making uniforms, especially for autumn or winter wear.

A type of thick woolen fabric with multi-colored patterns or textures, typically used for making coats and jackets.

(loanword) a smooth, durable, twill-woven fabric made of wool or cotton, often used for making uniforms

a thick, heavy, napped wool fabric typically used for making naval uniforms

a thick, soft woolen fabric used for making overcoats and jackets

(bound form) a durable, smooth-textured twill fabric made from wool or cotton, often dyed dark blue or black and used for coats and shoe uppers

A type of thick, dense woolen fabric woven with a V-shaped pattern resembling the character [[人|人|ren2]]

(billiards) heavy woolen cloth used for covering billiard tables

garrulous; talkative

(literary) describing a state of being tame and gentle, or unafraid of humans

combination of two sentence-final particles used to indicate a question, confirmation, or to draw attention to a fact

whispering or murmuring in a low voice; to talk softly and continuously

colored rectangular cloth or banner used to promote peace and wisdom in Tibetan Buddhism, typically hung in mountain passes and on buildings

heavy wool material or cloth used for making clothing, especially coats

The six-syllable Sanskrit mantra associated with the bodhisattva of compassion.

A type of thick, dense woolen fabric used primarily for making officer uniforms; the fibers are relatively coarse.

Filler phrase used when a speaker is hesitating or trying to find the right way to express something

checked woolen fabric; tartan

tartan; plaid; a woolen cloth with a pattern of squares

a durable cotton fabric with a diagonal weave, also known as gabercord

a process in textile manufacturing used to stabilize fabrics before dyeing, often involving immersion in hot water; also known as crabbing

Used to express that something does not matter or that one should not worry about it

a soft, pliable wool fabric

A type of very fine, dense wool fabric with a smooth, glossy surface similar to a mirror.

a thick, durable wool fabric with a distinct diagonal rib; used to make riding breeches, coats, and jackets