- 米糠 mǐkāng rice branthe outer layer or husk of rice or millet grains removed during the milling process; used as livestock feed or fertilizer
- 糠醛 kāngquán furfuralan organic compound used in industrial processes such as the manufacture of plastics and as a solvent
- 筛糠 shāikāng to shiver(colloquial) to shake or shiver all over from fear, cold, or illness; literally means to sift chaff, which involves a rapid shaking motion
- 糟糠 zāokāng poor foodDistillers' dregs, grain husks, and chaff; refers to coarse food eaten by the poor.
- 糟糠之妻 zāokāngzhīqī wife shared in hardshipa wife who has shared her husband's hard times and poverty; often used in the context of remaining loyal to her after finding success
- 砻糠 lóngkāng rice chaffthe husks removed from rice during the husking process
- 谷糠 gǔkāng chaffGrain husks or hulls removed during the milling process; often used as animal feed.
- 吹糠见米 chuīkāngjiànmǐ instant results(idiom) to get immediate results; like blowing away the chaff and seeing the rice right away
- 麦糠 màikāng wheat branThe outer husk of wheat grains, usually separated during threshing or milling
- 稻糠 dàokāng rice chaffthe dry outer husks of rice grains that are removed during processing
- 糠虾 kāngxiā opossum shrimpmysid; a variety of small shrimp-like crustacean that is often grayish or white, used for food or as bait; also known as [[酱虾|醬蝦|jiang4 xia1]]
- 糟糠之妻不下堂 zāokāngzhīqībùxiàtáng never cast aside a loyal wifea wife who has shared her husband's hard lot must never be cast aside
- 秕糠 bǐkāng chaffchaff and husks; the outer casings of grain
- 木糠 mùkāng sawdust
- 然糠自照 ránkāngzìzhào to study in poor conditions(idiom) to burn husks to light one's study; to persevere in one's studies despite extreme poverty
- 燃糠自照 ránkāngzìzhào to study in poor conditionsTo study under very difficult circumstances; used to describe someone who is extremely hardworking and diligent despite being poor.
- 糟糠妻 zāokāngqī hardship wifeA wife who has shared the hardships of poverty with her husband since the early days of their marriage.
- 糠市 kāngshì slumsA place where poor people live together; shantytowns.
- 糠油 kāngyóu rice bran oilOil extracted from rice husks or rice bran.
- 糠疹 kāngzhěn pityriasisa type of skin disease characterized by shedding of fine flaky scales; pityriasis
- 糠秕 kāngbǐ chaffchaff and husks of grain; figuratively refers to worthless or trivial matters
- 糠糜 kāngmí coarse foodA thin porridge made from the coarse husks of grain; used to describe very poor quality or rough food
- 糠糟 kāngzāo coarse food(literary) chaff and dregs; coarse food eaten by the poor
- 舐糠及米 shìkāngjímǐ to nibble through the husk to the riceto gradually erode or encroach upon something; often used to describe how a country's territory is nibbled away until the nation finally falls
- 面包糠 miànbāokāng breadcrumbs
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH