A device on a vehicle used to make a loud warning sound.

Lama; a teacher of Tibetan Buddhism. The term is also commonly used to refer to any monk in the Mongolian or Tibetan Buddhist traditions.

title of the spiritual leader of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism, traditionally the temporal ruler of Tibet and believed to be a reincarnation of Avalokiteshvara

bell-bottomed pants or flared trousers that are narrow at the top and wide at the bottom

(dialect) saliva; drool that flows to the edge of the mouth

The wide, flared end of a horn or wind instrument; any object or opening shaped like a trumpet's bell.

morning glory; common name for the [[牵牛花|牽牛花|qian1 niu2 hua1]]

to blow a trumpet; to play a horn or bugle

Another name for Tibetan Buddhism; specifically the form of Buddhism practiced in Tibet and Mongolia, known for the lineage of the [[达赖喇嘛|達賴喇嘛|da2 lai4 la3 ma5]] and [[班禅喇嘛|班禪喇嘛|ban1 chan2 la3 ma5]]

Major mountain range spanning the borders of China, Pakistan, and India, located in western Xinjiang and northern Kashmir.

megaphone; loudhailer; handheld device used to amplify the voice

Harqin Banner or Kharchin khoshuu in [[赤峰|赤峰|chi4 feng1]], Inner Mongolia

Karakoram mountain range in western Xinjiang, extending across the borders of Pakistan, India, and China

One of the two highest-ranking leaders in the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism; the full title is [[班禅额尔德尼|班禪額爾德尼|ban1 chan2 e2 er3 de2 ni2]]

the fallopian tube, through which an egg passes from an ovary to the uterus; literally trumpet tube, named for its flared shape

Harqin Left Mongol Autonomous County in Chaoyang, Liaoning Province

(bound form) labor required of a person by the government or a lord; also used for the person performing this labor

woofer; a speaker designed to reproduce low-frequency sounds

large brass wind instrument with a low pitch

(bound form) obsolete name for the [[佤族|佤族|wa3 zu2]] ethnic group of southwestern Yunnan; also written [[佧佤|佧佤|ka3 wa3]]

sound of something tearing, cracking, or crashing, often used to describe the sound of wind or heavy objects falling

To flatter, praise, or fawn over someone excessively; used to describe brown-nosing or sycophantic behavior

(onomatopoeia) the sound of wind blowing, rain falling, or something flapping or crashing

sound of something flapping in the wind, falling down, or a sudden noise of movement

(onomatopoeia) the sound of crying, loud talking, or a general clamor

(colloquial) smelling or tasting of spoiled oil or fat

Qara Khitai dynasty of Central Asia, also known as the Western Liao

onomatopoeia for the sound of wind, rain, things crashing down, or objects rustling and flapping

onomatopoeia for the sound of objects falling, leaves rustling, or water flowing

the sound of a sudden movement or a rushing noise, such as wings flapping or a flag fluttering in the wind

sound of the wind blowing or things flapping and rustling; roar of the wind

Karakoram Highway, linking Pakistan and Xinjiang

Harqin banner in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia; also Harqin Left Mongol autonomous county in Liaoning; a Mongol ethnic subgroup, originally meaning 'guard'

a large mountain range spanning the borders of China, India, and Pakistan, including some of the world's highest peaks

shaped like a trumpet or funnel; flared

A musician who plays the trumpet, bugle, or horn.

daffodil; trumpet narcissus

a skirt that is narrow at the waist and widens toward the bottom

Rahab, a biblical figure and mother of Boaz.

temple of Tibetan Buddhism

spicy noodle soup popular in Southeast Asia

large spider of the family Sparassidae, also known as the giant crab spider or banana spider

(Taiwanese slang) to kiss with tongues; to waggle one's tongue around while kissing

(Taiwan slang) to chat idly; to gossip; to shoot the breeze. This term is a phonetic transcription of the Taiwanese Hokkien word [[抐屎|抐屎|la1 sai2]].

Represents a sharp cracking or clattering sound

(informal) the tuba, a low-pitched brass instrument used in orchestras; also called [[大号|大號|da4 hao4]] or [[低音号|低音號|di1 yin1 hao4]]

(variant form) acting in a casual, careless, or unconcerned manner

A brass wind instrument with a bright, high-pitched tone, played with valves; often used to play melodies in an orchestra or band.