a type of hard jade, typically translucent and bright green; often used for jewelry and ornaments

a vivid green color like that of jade or the feathers of a kingfisher; jade green; blue-green; turquoise

fresh and green in color

(literary) the lush green color of distant mountains; used to refer to a green mountain or a lush, shady retreat on a hillside

dark green; fresh and green (usually describing trees and mountains)

(literary) an imperial banner or carriage canopy decorated with kingfisher feathers

emerald-green jade or Burma jadeite; a hard, translucent gemstone often used for ornaments and jewelry; same as [[翡翠|翡翠|fei3 cui4]]

evergreen cypress trees with vibrant green foliage

(of mountains, forests, or plants) layers upon layers of lush, verdant green

Any of various small to medium-sized birds characterized by a large head, long sharp beak, and bright plumage; also known as [[翡翠|翡翠|fei3 cui4]], [[鱼狗|魚狗|yu2 gou3]], or [[鱼虎|魚虎|yu2 hu3]].

Green pines and cypresses; often used as an idiom to describe someone with steadfast and noble character.

appearing so lush and moist that the green color seems about to drip off; verdant; dripping with green

pearls and kingfisher-green jade; ornaments or jewelry made from such precious materials

luxuriantly green; fresh and green; same as [[苍翠|蒼翠|cang1 cui4]]

Huancui district of Weihai city, Shandong Province

describes lush vegetation that is so deep green and fresh that it looks as if it were about to drip with moisture

Cuiping District of Yibin City, Sichuan Province

A common flowering plant in the aster family known for its large, colorful flower heads; also known as [[蓝菊|藍菊|lan2 ju2]].

Describes a woman being gorgeously dressed and richly ornamented with jewels and jade

fresh and green; used to describe plants or clothing that are a vivid, lush, and bright green color

To dally with prostitutes or spend time in the company of women in brothels; literally "leaning against the red and relying on the green"

fresh and tender green, typically referring to new plant shoots

to dally with prostitutes or to visit brothels; literally to lean on the green and nestle against the red

a bird species of China (Ceyx erithaca)

Capital of Saint Lucia (Taiwan usage)

(bird species of China) Blyth's kingfisher (Alcedo hercules)

(literary) plants that stay green in the winter; also used as a metaphor for staying true to one's principles in old age

(bird species of China) common kingfisher (Alcedo atthis)

the lush green color of hills on a clear spring day

(set phrase) pines and bamboos are interwoven in a lush, emerald green landscape

Patricia (name)

Huancui District of Weihai City, Shandong Province

a soup made of leftover cabbage, cooked rice, and tofu, famously associated with a folk story about the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty

white-throated kingfisher, a bird species found in China with the scientific name Halcyon smyrnensis

(bird species of China) collared kingfisher (Todiramphus chloris)

alexandrite; a rare variety of the mineral chrysoberyl that changes color in different lighting

a species of spineless cactus in the genus Lophophora, also known as the false peyote

a curtain or screen adorned with kingfisher feathers

eyebrows darkened with black pigment or painted blue-green; traditionally used as a poetic description for the eyebrows of a beautiful woman

bright green bamboo

(idiom) describes a woman's clothing and jewelry as being adorned with emeralds and pearls; used to describe a woman in elegant attire

the bright green, iridescent feathers of a kingfisher or halcyon

(bound form) feathers from the tail of a kingfisher or halcyon

Asian emerald cuckoo (Chrysococcyx maculatus); a bird species native to Asia including China

greater green snake (Cyclophiops major), a non-venomous colubrid snake native to East Asia; also known as the Chinese green snake

woman's coiled or knotted hair; a hair bun

dark-green eyebrow pigment used in ancient times

The city of Florence, Italy; a transliteration based on the Italian name Firenze used primarily in literature.

a species of kingfisher (Halcyon pileata) found in China