almond; apricot kernel; the nut or seed found inside an apricot pit

The ginkgo tree or its seed; a deciduous tree with fan-shaped leaves and edible seeds often used in cooking and medicine.

apricot flower; also known as the [[及第花|及第花|ji2 di4 hua1]]

the fruit of the apricot tree; [[杏|杏|xing4]]

Xinglin District of Xiamen city, renamed [[海沧区|海滄區|hai3 cang1 qu1]] in 2003.

A metaphor for a married woman having a secret lover or committing adultery

Village filled with blossoming apricot trees, often used in literature to describe rustic springtime scenery

a color similar to a ripe apricot, described as yellow with a slight reddish or orange tint

large, round, and beautiful eyes like the shape of an apricot seed, usually used to describe an attractive woman

almond powder or almond flour; a powdery substance made from ground almonds often mixed with flour and sugar

apricot pink or yellowish pink color; a shade slightly redder than [[杏黄|杏黃|xing4 huang2]]

Xinghualing District of Taiyuan city, Shanxi Province

apricot that has been preserved by drying

almond; a type of deciduous tree whose nut is used for food and medicine

The profession of traditional Chinese medicine or the circle of doctors; refers to a story where a 3rd-century doctor asked patients to plant apricot trees instead of paying fees.

preserved or candied apricot, often dried or prepared as a sweet and sour snack; a specialty of Xinjiang

Xinghualing district of Taiyuan city in Shanxi province

An almond-shaped part of the brain that processes emotions.

almond or apricot tree; also refers to the kernel of the almond or similar drupe

almond; common name for the fruit of the almond or certain varieties of apricot

meringue-based sandwich cookie made with almond flour, egg whites, and sugar, often with a ganache or buttercream filling

Taiwanese term for almond

the almond-shaped part of the brain that processes emotions

A traditional Beijing snack or drink made from almond meal, rice, sugar, and osmanthus; often served as a thick sweet soup or tea.

A dessert made from apricot kernels, sugar, and agar, shaped like cubes of bean curd and served in syrup; also known as almond jelly or almond curd.

The place where [[孔子|孔子|kong3 zi3]] taught his disciples, located in present-day Qufu, Shandong Province

the fruit of an apricot tree

dried apricot slices; sundried apricots with the pits removed

The second month of the lunar year.

benevolence of a physician; an expression of gratitude for a doctor's healing skills and virtue based on the legend of Dong Feng, who asked patients to plant apricot trees instead of paying fees

the hard pit or seed found inside an apricot

The hard seed or pit found inside an apricot; also used as an alternate name for [[杏仁|杏仁|xing4 ren2]]

eyes shaped like apricot seeds, characterized by a rounded shape and a slight point at the ends

almond-shaped eyes glaring with rage; used to describe a woman looking angry.

an almond-shaped face; used to describe the beautiful face of a woman

(literary) apricot blossom

king oyster mushroom; a large edible mushroom with a thick white stalk and small brown cap

Describing a woman's appearance as so beautiful that she makes the peach and apricot blossoms feel shy and give way.

amygdalin; a chemical compound found in bitter almonds and other fruit seeds

renowned for great medical skill and virtue; a phrase used to praise a doctor's excellence