maple leaf; the leaves of a maple tree or sweet gum tree

maple tree; any of various trees of the genus Acer

maple trees or leaves that have turned red in autumn

Liquidambar formosana, a deciduous tree in the Altingiaceae family common in East Asia, often used in timber and traditional medicine

maple wood

Pterocarya stenoptera, a large deciduous tree in the walnut family native to China, often used for timber and making furniture

A species of deciduous maple tree with three-lobed leaves, yellowish flowers, and fine wood used for furniture; often grown for its autumn foliage.

Deciduous small tree with egg-shaped or round leaves and white flowers, used for timber and in traditional medicine; also known as [[华瓜木|華瓜木|hua2 gua1 mu4]]

character from the Qing dynasty novel Flowers in the Mirror, known for her filial piety and her ability to dive for sea cucumbers to treat her mother's illness

(slang) Canada, referring to the maple leaf on its national flag

The place where the emperor resides or holds court.

famous poem by Tang dynasty poet Zhang Ji about a sleepless traveler anchored near Suzhou

sugar or syrup produced from the sap of the maple tree

a syrup made from the sap of maple trees

jimsonweed or thorn apple (Datura stramonium), a poisonous plant with large white or violet trumpet-shaped flowers

(literary) the emperor's residence or throne room; the imperial court

the Chinese sweetgum (Liquidambar formosana), a tree native to East Asia

Chinese sweet gum tree; Liquidambar formosana

The trident maple tree; also known as [[三角枫|三角楓|san1 jiao3 feng1]].