The largest city in the United States, located at the mouth of the Hudson River.

hub, such as a traffic network; center; pivot; key position or link

a tie or bond that connects people or things; often used figuratively for relationships, economy, or infrastructure

small disk or knob used to fasten clothes; toggle

The New York Times newspaper

New York State, located in the northeastern United States

the most populous city in the United States, located in the state of New York

Newcastle; place name in English-speaking countries such as the UK and Australia

Nuremberg, a city in Bavaria, Germany

A large-scale multipurpose water control project or complex, typically consisting of dams, spillways, locks, and power stations, built to manage water resources for flood control, irrigation, and power generation.

Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania

Newark, a place name used for cities such as Newark, New Jersey in the United States

Island in Canada off the east coast, known for its major fishing grounds and frequent fog

New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)

New Orleans, Louisiana

New Haven (city in Connecticut, USA)

name for the country of New Zealand in the south Pacific Ocean, primarily used in Taiwan

the largest city in the United States, located in the state of New York

New Jersey, USA; usually used in Taiwan

Niue; an island country in the South Pacific Ocean

the Inuit people of northern Canada, Greenland, and Alaska

Emanuel or Immanuel; used as a given name or surname

button used to fasten clothing; also written [[纽扣|紐扣|niu3 kou4]] or [[扣子|扣子|kou4 zi5]]

Newcastle (English city and football club, or port city in Australia or South Africa)

a loop used to fasten a button

the hand-held cord or strap on a steelyard balance used to lift the beam while weighing items

a major center or junction where multiple transportation routes or systems meet

The knob or handle of a seal, often decorated, which can be used to hold it or thread a cord through it.

The indigenous people of the Arctic regions of North America and parts of Siberia; formerly known as [[爱斯基摩人|愛斯基摩人|ai4 si1 ji1 mo2 ren2]]

Chișinău, also known as Kishinev, the capital city of Moldova; Taiwan usage

(bound form) an archaic term for the consonant at the beginning of a syllable, now more commonly called [[声母|聲母|sheng1 mu3]]

(Taiwan) Papua New Guinea, a country in Oceania

(Taiwan) Papua New Guinea; used as an abbreviation for [[巴布亚纽几内亚|巴布亞紐幾內亞|ba1 bu4 ya4 niu3 ji1 nei4 ya4]]

a jointed device or mechanism on which a door, gate, or lid turns or swings

Abbreviation for Australia and New Zealand, referring to the region comprising [[澳大利亚|澳大利亞|ao4 da4 li4 ya4]] and [[新西兰|新西蘭|xin1 xi1 lan2]]

(abbreviation) New York Stock Exchange; the abbreviation for [[纽约证券交易所|紐約證券交易所|niu3 yue1 zheng4 quan4 jiao1 yi4 suo3]]

New Guinea; Papua New Guinea

New York Times; abbreviation for [[纽约时报|紐約時報|niu3 yue1 shi2 bao4]]

(loanword) an artificial sweetener and flavor enhancer

a person from New York City or New York state

resident of New York City or State

The Empire State Building, a famous skyscraper in New York City

New York Post (newspaper)

loop used for fastening a button

Newfoundland and Labrador, a province of Canada

A loop for fastening a button

a loop of fabric or thread used to fasten a button

transliteration of El Niño, referring to the periodic warming of sea surface temperatures in the central and east-central equatorial Pacific