locust tree; specifically the Chinese scholartree or Japanese pagoda tree

black locust; false acacia; a deciduous tree with thorns and fragrant white flowers, also known as [[洋槐|洋槐|yang2 huai2]]

Huaiyin, a district of Jinan City, Shandong Province

(idiom) to point at the mulberry tree and curse the locust tree; to scold someone indirectly or make oblique accusations; to attack someone by pretending to criticize someone else

The Japanese pagoda tree (Sophora japonica); also known as the Chinese scholar tree

The black locust tree (Robinia pseudoacacia), a deciduous tree with white fragrant flowers; also called [[刺槐|刺槐|ci4 huai2]].

A deciduous shrub with feathery leaves and clusters of purple-blue flowers; its young branches are used for feed and fertilizer, while older branches are used for weaving baskets.

A variety of the Chinese pagoda tree with drooping, twisted branches resembling dragon claws; commonly grown for decoration and also known as [[蟠槐|蟠槐|pan2 huai2]] or [[盘槐|盤槐|pan2 huai2]].

the three highest cabinet positions in ancient Chinese government, or the dignitaries occupying those posts

(literary) the highest officials in the central government; specifically the three dukes and nine ministers. The term refers to an ancient court layout where three locust trees and eighteen jujube trees marked the seating positions for different ranks of nobility and titles

The locust tree (Sophora japonica); also known as the pagoda tree or Chinese scholar tree.

black locust tree or similar species of mountain pagoda tree, valued for its hard wood used in construction and carving

the fruit or seed of the Chinese pagoda tree used in traditional medicine

(literary) fire made by drilling or burning locust wood, traditionally used in winter

Huaiyin, a district of Jinan City [[济南市|濟南市|ji3 nan2 shi4]], Shandong

The seed of the Chinese pagoda tree; used in traditional medicine and to produce soy sauce or liquor.

The season when students prepared for imperial examinations, referring to the eighth lunar month when sophora trees bloom yellow.

(literary) the three highest government posts in ancient China or the people holding them; refers to the [[三槐|三槐|san1 huai2]] and the three legs of a [[鼎|鼎|ding3]] bronze tripod

rose acacia (Robinia hispida), a type of false acacia tree

the black locust tree (Robinia pseudoacacia)

weeping pagoda tree, an ornamental tree with twisting or drooping branches

ornamental variety of the pagoda tree with twisting branches resembling dragon claws