the cord-like structure connecting a fetus to the placenta, used to transport nutrients and waste

The scar in the center of the abdomen left after the umbilical cord is removed; also known as [[肚脐眼|肚臍眼|du4 qi2 yan3]] or [[肚脐眼儿|肚臍眼兒|du4 qi2 yan3 r5]].

A high-quality variety of orange that is large and seedless with a sweet flavor and thin skin; named for the navel-like mark on the bottom of the fruit.

(colloquial) the navel; belly button

(botany) the scar on a seed indicating the point of attachment to the seed stalk; also known as an omphalodium

A dangerous case of tetanus occurring in newborn infants, typically caused by infection of the umbilical cord; also known as [[四六风|四六風|si4 liu4 feng1]] or [[七日风|七日風|qi1 ri4 feng1]].

literally meaning one cannot bite one's own navel, used to describe a situation where it is too late to regret one's actions; no use crying over spilt milk

The round abdominal shell of a female crab; by extension, a female crab. Often used in contrast with [[尖脐|尖臍|jian1 qi2]].

the son of Li Sanniang in the traditional opera Tale of the White Rabbit, so named because his mother bit through his umbilical cord

to bite one's own navel; to feel an impossible or futile regret

Literally "how can one reach one's own navel to bite it"; used to describe a situation where one has made a mistake and it is impossible to undo the damage.

The triangular or pointed abdomen of a male crab

the small circular scar or depression at the bottom of a melon, opposite the stem

belly button; the navel (erhua variant form)

the dark green substance forming the first feces of a newborn infant

A short top where the bottom hem ends above the belly button; also called [[露脐装|露臍裝|lou4 qi2 zhuang1]]

The Manipura chakra, located in the upper abdomen.

The penis and testes of a fur seal, used in traditional Chinese medicine for nourishment

A short top with a hemline that ends above the belly button.