City in Japan located on the island of Hokkaido, serving as the island's capital and cultural center; famous for its beer industry.

Personal notes or excerpts taken while reading a book; jottings or a notebook containing such observations

(literary) a letter written in one's own hand; personal correspondence

letters; correspondence; mail

a written letter or correspondence

a document or written report sent by a superior official or between government offices in imperial China

Zanda county in Ngari prefecture, Tibet; also known as Zhada

(literary) writing implements; originally referring to a brush and bamboo or wooden tablets, now used generally for pen and paper

Zanda county in Ngari prefecture, Tibet; Tibetan: Rtsa mda' rdzong

letters; correspondence; mail

a written letter or correspondence

great burnet (Sanguisorba officinalis), a plant whose root is used in traditional Chinese medicine, also known as [[地榆|地榆|di4 yu2]]

A historical work by the Qing dynasty scholar Zhao Yi that analyzes and compares the official dynastic histories of China

honorific term for someone else's correspondence

Tunmi Sanghuzha (Thonmi Sambhota), a 7th-century (traditionally 6th-century) Tibetan scholar credited with inventing the Tibetan script

(literary) polite way to refer to a letter written by someone else

to die young or prematurely, especially as a result of an epidemic; used in literary contexts

(born-death dates unknown) a nobleman of the state of Wu during the Spring and Autumn period, also known as Yanling Jizi; famously admired for his wisdom, integrity, and for refusing the throne, he is also celebrated for his devotion to a friend after keeping a silent promise to gift his sword

to keep a promise to a deceased friend even if it was never spoken. From the legend of a prince who hung his sword on a grave because he had internally promised it to the deceased person while they were alive

to settle down or set up a military camp

a short note or brief letter

capital and largest city of the Republic of the Congo

(literary) an instruction, order, or letter issued personally by an emperor

a small piece of wood or a wooden tag used for writing or identification

(vulgar) male genitalia; penis

the wife of a bandit leader or mountain stronghold chief

(variant form) to gesticulate with hands and feet; to behave in an exuberant or arrogant manner

Zagreb, the capital city of [[克罗地亚|克羅地亞|ke4 luo2 di4 ya4]]

Zagreb, the capital city of [[克罗地亚|克羅地亞|ke4 luo2 di4 ya4]]

Zagreb, the capital of Croatia; Taiwan usage

to bind feet as a traditional custom; also refers to a specific movement technique used in Cantonese opera

Jamal al-Din ibn Muhammad al-Najjari (13th century), a famous Persian astronomer and scholar who served [[忽必烈|忽必烈|hu1 bi4 lie4]] from around 1260.

Jamal al-Din ibn Muhammad al-Najjari (13th century), a Persian astronomer and scholar who served [[忽必烈|忽必烈|hu1 bi4 lie4]] starting around 1260.

Taiwan name for Botswana, a landlocked country in southern Africa

Republic of Botswana, a landlocked country in Southern Africa

honorific term for a letter from the person being addressed

(variant form) to advance and strike deep roots; to go about things in a steady and reliable way

letter; correspondence; epistle

(literary) letters; written correspondence; mail

(literary) a polite and respectful term used to refer to someone else's letter; your esteemed favor

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791), the Austrian composer; widely used in Taiwan

Tibetan Buddhist mask dance performed to drive out evil spirits and demons

(variant form) a common type of grasshopper or locust