maternal aunt; a sister of one's mother

(informal) mother's married sister

the younger sister of one's wife

the eldest sister of one's mother

husband of one's maternal aunt

husband of one's maternal aunt

(informal) younger sister of one's wife; sister-in-law (used when referring to her, not as a direct address)

the sister of one's grandmother or maternal grandmother

husband of one's mother's sister

(colloquial) a concubine or secondary wife in a traditional Chinese household; also called [[小老婆|小老婆|xiao3 lao3 po5]] or [[姨奶奶|姨奶奶|yi2 nai3 nai5]]

mother's sister

(dialect) a wife; a married woman (common in northern China, especially the Shaanxi region)

sister of one's father's mother; paternal grandmother's sister

wife's elder sister

(Wu dialect) A female servant or domestic worker

wife's younger sister

Relationship between the children of sisters; describes cousins who share the same maternal grandmother. This is often contrasted with [[姑表|姑表|gu1 biao3]].

wife's elder sister

sister of one's maternal grandmother

various relatives; a general term for an extended circle of female relations or kin

the third oldest sister of one's mother

(bound form) relationship between cousins who are the children of sisters

The family relationship between children of sisters; maternal cousins whose mothers are sisters

aunt; the second eldest sister in one's mother's family

the eldest sister of one's mother

eldest sister in one's mother's family; eldest maternal aunt

colloquial term for a mother's sister

concubine or secondary wife in former times

(colloquial) sanitary towel; menstrual pad

(informal) maternal aunt; a sister of one's mother

(literary or dialect) a married maternal aunt, specifically one's mother's sister

(slang) a kindly, indulgent smile of affection or fondness, usually seen on the face of a woman watching someone younger or a celebrity; literally "auntie smile"

husband of mother's sister

A first-person pronoun used by a nephew when addressing his mother's sisters (aunts) or their husbands (uncles)

the traditional Chinese goddess of the wind, often appearing in folklore and literature

the youngest of the sisters in one's mother's family, or a polite form of address for a woman of one's mother's generation who is younger than her

professional caregiver who assists a woman and her newborn during the first month after childbirth

(dialect) a concubine or secondary wife; a mistress

(literary) typhoon or hurricane; also refers to the Chinese goddess of wind, traditionally called [[封家十八姨|封家十八姨|feng1 jia1 shi2 ba1 yi2]]