red sandalwood; also known as narra; an evergreen tree with dense, red-brown wood used for fine furniture and carving

Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii; also known as [[火奴鲁鲁|火奴魯魯|huo3 nu2 lu3 lu3]]

The fragrant heartwood of various species of evergreen trees used for incense, perfume, or fine carving; the tree itself.

the wood of a sandalwood tree or related aromatic timber trees

(Buddhism) a donor or almsgiver; a respectful term used by Buddhist monks to address a lay person who supports the temple.

(variant form) a benefactor or patron of a Buddhist temple or monk

The rosewood tree (Dalbergia hupeana), a deciduous tree with hard yellow wood used for making furniture and tools; its roots are used in traditional medicine.

A percussion instrument made of rosewood boards used to mark the beat in traditional Chinese opera and instrumental ensembles; also called [[拍板|拍板|pai1 ban3]] or [[绰板|綽板|chuo4 ban3]].

a bow made of sandalwood or a similar hard red wood; historically associated with the Lelang Commandery

Tangun, the legendary founder of Gojoseon (ancient Korea) in 2333 BC

any of several varieties of trees known for their fragrant wood, especially the sandalwood tree

cocobolo (Dalbergia retusa); a tropical hardwood from Central America

(literary) sandalwood; an ancient loanword from Sanskrit 'candana'

(literary) sandalwood (transliteration of Sanskrit: Candana); also written [[旃檀|旃檀|zhan1 tan2]]

an acupuncture point (CV-17) in traditional Chinese medicine located in the center of the chest

(literary) the small, red, and beautiful lips of a woman

Tangun, the legendary founder of Korea in 2333 BC

(literary variant) a woman's husband or lover

torture instrument used for squeezing the legs of a prisoner, typically made of sandalwood or other hard woods

A Buddhist monastery or temple

(literary) donation; alms; charity

(literary) an affectionate term for one's husband or a beloved man; derived from the nickname of Pan Yue, a Western Jin poet famous for his handsome appearance

A folding fan made of sandalwood, often featuring intricate carvings or paintings, known for emitting a natural fragrance when used.

sandalwood tree or its wood, often used for incense and carving

white sandalwood; a slow-growing evergreen tree whose wood is prized for its fragrance and used for carving, incense, and medicine

sandalwood tree or its fragrant wood, used for making incense and ornamental objects

(Pteroceltis tatarinowii Maxim) a tree whose bark is used to manufacture [[宣纸|宣紙|xuan1 zhi3]]; also known as wingceltis

Blue sandalwood (Pteroceltis tatarinowii Maxim); its bark is a primary material used to manufacture high-quality [[宣纸|宣紙|xuan1 zhi3]]

the dense black wood from certain trees of the genus Diospyros

the ebony tree