(of a road or surface) bumpy; rough; uneven

Buchanan, typically used as a surname or place name

The innermost parts of one's mind or feelings; the depth of one's soul.

Campbell, used as a surname or given name

Kandahar, a major city in southern Afghanistan

threshold; doorstep; the horizontal wood or stone beam at the bottom of a doorway

A raised ridge or footpath that separates one field from another.

sleeveless jacket; vest; waistcoat

Kandahar province of Afghanistan

A ditch or an embankment; a small gully or ridge

A system of underground channels and connected wells used for irrigation and water management, found primarily in Xinjiang, Central Asia, and the Middle East.

A flood dam built with stones; a stone embankment

a ridge or raised part on the ground; a step-like mound of earth

Kampala, the capital and largest city of Uganda

Full of bumps and hollows, as in a rough road; often used to describe a life or career full of setbacks and frustrations.

A small ridge, embankment, or levee made of earth; earthen steps.

Alicante, a port city in southeast Spain

Chikan, a district of [[湛江市|湛江市|zhan4 jiang1 shi4]] in Guangdong Province

The standard unit of luminous intensity in the International System of Units.

(literary) the rhythmic sound produced by beating a drum or chopping wood

to meet much adversity in one's life; one's path through life is full of setbacks and misfortune

Alcántara, a municipality in Spain, or Alcantara, a space launch site in Brazil

(literary) sleeveless shirt or vest printed with a number, formerly worn by manual laborers like coolies or porters

to have a rough life full of hardships and setbacks; one's fate is full of obstacles

A small ridge, levee, or series of steps made of earth

an ancient plucked string instrument with many strings and a harp-like design

full of trouble and misfortune, usually used to describe a person's life or career

Cannes, France; this name is used primarily in Taiwan

An annual international film festival held in mid-May in Cannes, France; it is one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world

Canberra, the capital of Australia; primarily used in Taiwan.

Cantabria; a region and autonomous community in northern Spain

Cantabrian mountain range in northern Spain, dividing Asturias from Castile and Leon

The Cantabrian Sea or the Bay of Biscay

Cantabria, an autonomous community in Spain with its capital at Santander ([[桑坦德|桑坦德|sang1 tan3 de2]] sāng tǎn dé)

A point or area of ground higher than its surroundings, such as a mound, a bank, or a terrace-like rise.

The Canterbury Tales, a collection of stories by Geoffrey Chaucer [[乔叟|喬叟|qiao2 sou3]]

cellar; underground vault

sleeveless jacket; waistcoat; cape; often made of cotton

Campbell's dwarf hamster (Phodopus campbelli)

a pit for catching animals or people; snare; pitfall

hollows, pits, or depressions in the ground; uneven terrain

Rjukan, a city in Norway

the bottom of one's heart or the pit of the stomach

numerous ditches and earthen mounds on a rugged road

Chikan, a district of Zhanjiang City in Guangdong Province

threshold; doorstep; sill