Arthur, usually referring to the English given name

the female given name Catherine or Katherine

Joseph (given name)

Joseph, usually referring to the biblical figure or the western name

Josephine, specifically referring to Empress Josephine (1763–1814), the first wife of Napoleon I.

(loanword) loser; a slang term used to mock someone's failure or lack of status

Arthur, a masculine given name; commonly used in translations of Western names.

The legendary British leader of the 5th and 6th centuries who led the defense of Britain against Saxon invaders and established the Knights of the Round Table

(onomatopoeia) Describes light, fine sounds such as the rustling of wind or leaves.

to shiver; to tremble with cold or fear

bleak; desolate; lonely and cold

Douglas MacArthur (1880-1964), an American general who served as the Supreme Allied Commander in the Pacific during World War II and led the United Nations Command during the Korean War.

Rutherford (name); Ernest Rutherford (1871-1937), New Zealand physicist and pioneer of nuclear physics

Joseph Needham (1900-1995); British biochemist and historian of science best known for his monumental work "Science and Civilisation in China".

(bound form) zither-like string instruments that are often played together

the biblical prophet Moses, used in Catholic contexts; also known as [[摩西|摩西|mo2 xi1]] in Protestant contexts

to curl up or shiver from cold or fear; to cower or shrink back

A general term for firearms manufactured by the German company Mauser, especially the rifles and pistols used as standard army equipment.

A city in California, USA, or other geographical locations of the same name

(proper name) a surname, as in Dan Rather

Saint Joseph; any of several Christian saints or locations named after them

the golden years of one's youth; the best and most beautiful years of one's life

A metaphor for a happy and harmonious marriage; specifically describes the deep affection and mutual understanding between a husband and wife.

Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud (1904–1975), third son of Ibn Saud and King of Saudi Arabia (1964–1975)

To be stubborn or inflexible; refers to sticking to old ways and being unable to adapt to changing circumstances. Literally, to glue the tuning bridges of a zither so that the pitch cannot be adjusted.

to quiver; to shiver; to tremble

(literary) describes a scene that is bright, fresh, and clear, often referring to landscapes with water and trees

Taser; an electroshock weapon

Joseph (biblical name)

Literally "the zithers are out of tune"; used to describe a lack of harmony between a husband and wife

a happy and harmonious married life; originally used to describe the beautiful sound of [[琴|琴|qin2]] and [[瑟|瑟|se4]] zithers being played together

Overijssel, a province of the Netherlands

ASICS; well-known Japanese brand of sports equipment and athletic footwear

(literary) to sing while accompanied by a [[瑟|瑟|se4]] (an ancient plucked zither)

Jesse, used as a given name

(informal) to act smug or cocky; to flaunt one's wealth or skills in a way that is annoying to others

to be like the harmonious music of the zithers; used to describe a couple who are very much in love and have a happy marriage

Hilversum, a city in the Netherlands

(dialect) to show off; to act in a cocky or smug way because of one's success or new possessions

Joseph Smith Jr. (1805-1844), the founder of the Latter Day Saint movement

Texel Island, the largest of the West Frisian Islands in the Netherlands

taser; electroshock weapon

(idiom) to be in perfect harmony; refers to a married couple whose relationship is deeply happy and in sync; literally "the [[琴|琴|qin2]] and [[瑟|瑟|se4]] play together in harmony"

harmony between husband and wife is broken; used to describe a couple who do not get along

to shiver or tremble from cold or fear

A form of ancient Chinese music in the collection of folk-style poems known as [[乐府|樂府|yue4 fu3]], consisting of thirty-eight tunes performed using seven different instruments.

describes a married couple living in perfect harmony and affection

Vadsø, a city in Finnmark, Norway