the overhanging edges of a roof that project beyond the wall of a building

Upturned eaves of a traditional Chinese building, designed to curve outward and upward.

to move across roofs and vault over walls with agility, as if flying; typically describes the feats of highly skilled martial artists or thieves

the brim of a hat; the protruding front or edge of a cap

The overhanging edges of a roof; also called [[屋檐|屋檐|wu1 yan2]].

the part of a roof that extends beyond the wall, often over a porch or gallery

wide-brimmed cap typically worn as part of a uniform by military, police, or other law enforcement personnel

A channel or trough along the edge of a roof for carrying away rainwater

a type of traditional Chinese pagoda characterized by numerous closely spaced eaves on its upper levels

an architectural board used to cover the ends of roof rafters; bargeboard or weatherboard

the part of a roof that meets or overhangs the walls of a building

a covered walkway or gallery at the side of a building; veranda; colonnade

(Hong Kong) canopy; awning

(literary) A bell or chime hung from the eaves of a roof that rings in the wind; also known as a [[风铃|風鈴|feng1 ling2]]

A roof construction with two layers of eaves, or a building featuring such a roof

(literary) describes the extreme pressure and racing against time during the imperial examinations; to value every minute under difficult conditions