George (name)

Steve Jobs (1955-2011), American entrepreneur and co-founder of Apple Inc.

The name Jordan; most commonly used for the basketball player Michael Jordan.

Jonathan (name)

A famous beauty of the late Eastern Han dynasty and Three Kingdoms period, the younger of the two Qiao sisters and wife of the general [[周瑜|周瑜|zhou1 yu2]]

to move into a new house or be promoted to a higher position; often used as a formal or polite way to offer congratulations

Josh or Joshi; common transliteration for the male given name Josh or the surname Joshi

US state of Georgia (Taiwan usage)

tall tree with a distinct main trunk, such as a pine or cypress; as opposed to a shrub or bush

Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev (1931–2022), the last leader of the Soviet Union.

Qiao Shi (1924-2015), a high-ranking Chinese politician and leader within the leadership of the Communist Party of China.

Christian saint and martyr (died c. 303 AD), often depicted as a dragon-slayer

Georgetown; a city name common in many English-speaking regions.

Qiao Ji (1280–1345), a famous dramatist and poet of the Yuan Dynasty known for his songs and plays; also known as [[乔吉甫|喬吉甫|qiao2 ji2 fu3]] or [[乔孟符|喬孟符|qiao2 meng4 fu2]].

to disguise oneself or feign an appearance to hide one's true identity; to pretend

Qiao Guanhua (1913-1973), PRC politician and diplomat

to dress up in disguise; to change one's appearance to hide one's true identity or to deceive others

Qiao Hong (1968-), a former professional table tennis player from China

Geoffrey Chaucer (1343-1400), English poet and author of [[坎特伯雷故事集|坎特伯雷故事集|kan3 te4 bo2 lei2 gu4 shi4 ji2]]

congratulations on moving house or receiving a promotion

Georgia, a state in the southern United States, specifically used in Taiwan

a forest consisting of tall trees

To change one's appearance through dress and makeup to avoid being recognized; to masquerade

small or medium-sized tree, typically between three and six meters in height, with a distinct trunk

A thin, semi-transparent silk fabric with a crinkled surface and soft feel. It is used for making clothing or decorative items. The name is a loanword from the French 'crêpe georgette'.

Steve Jobs (1955-2011), American entrepreneur and co-founder of Apple Inc

K2, the world's second highest mountain, located in the Karakoram Range on the border of Pakistan and China; also known as Mt. Chogir.

Georgetown University in Washington D.C.; a Jesuit research university known for its international relations program and basketball team

A city in Mongolia and the capital of the Dornod province

(loanword) the middle class or a person who belongs to it; bourgeoisie; capitalist class

A tall and high-reaching pine tree.

A mythological immortal in Chinese tradition; also refers to Wang Zijiao, a crown prince of the Eastern Zhou dynasty who was said to have ascended to immortality on a white crane.

Yemelyan Ivanovich Pugachov (1742-1775), a Russian Cossack who led a peasant rebellion against Catherine the Great

A legendary figure in Chinese mythology and Taoism, also known as [[王乔|王喬|wang2 qiao2]] or [[王子晋|王子晉|wang2 zi3 jin4]]; originally the crown prince of King Ling of the Eastern Zhou, he was said to be a master of the sheng (mouth organ) who ascended to immortality by riding a white crane to heaven.

A tree of medium height with a trunk shorter than a typical tall tree but distinct from a shrub, as its branches grow from the upper part of the trunk; includes species like peach, plum, and camellia.

(bound form) arrogance or insolence; describes an unruly or haughty will

The world's second highest peak, located in the Karakoram Range [[喀喇昆仑山脉|喀喇崑崙山脈|ka1 la3 kun1 lun2 shan1 mai4]]

to behave in an artificial or affected manner; to put on airs

artist and poet of the Yuan Dynasty known for his songs and plays; another name for Qiao Ji

A famous Ming Dynasty story and opera in which a judge resolves a complex legal case by rearranging several couples into happy marriages; metaphorically used to describe a person (usually an official) who makes well-intentioned but arbitrary or unconventional matchmaking decisions to resolve a mess.

to disguise oneself or dress up to hide one's identity; to masquerade

to dress up in disguise to hide one's true identity; variant form

courtesy name of the Yuan Dynasty dramatist and poet Qiao Ji

a tripod made of thin bamboo stalks, used as a support for hanging and drying grain during harvests when it is is raining

to pretend to be a refined scholar or an intellectual person; to act in a pedantic or overly cultured manner

(literary) Father and son

George I of Great Britain (1660-1727)

Republic of Georgia, a country in the Caucasus region at the intersection of Eastern Europe and Western Asia