- 洋葱 yángcōng onionthe bulb onion (Allium cepa), a common vegetable with many layers
- 大葱 dàcōng scallionlarge variety of green onion or scallion (Allium fistulosum), commonly used in Northern Chinese cuisine and often referred to as Chinese onion or leek
- 葱花 cōnghuā chopped scallionschopped green onions
- 青葱 qīngcōng scallionscallion or green onion
- 郁郁葱葱 yùyùcōngcōng lush(of plants) lush and verdant
- 葱白 cōngbái scallion whitethe white part of a green onion or scallion
- 小葱 xiǎocōng scalliongreen onion; spring onion
- 葱茏 cōnglóng verdantverdant and lush
- 葱头 cōngtóu onion
- 葱郁 cōngyù verdantlush green and full of life, typically used to describe dense vegetation
- 葱绿 cōnglǜ verdantverdant; lush green
- 葱葱 cōngcōng verdantverdant and thick (foliage, grass etc)
- 葱岭 Cōnglǐng Pamirsold name for the Pamirs (Pamir Mountains)
- 葱翠 cōngcuì verdantfresh green
- 倒栽葱 dàozāicōng fail ignominiouslyto suffer a humiliating defeat or a total failure
- 葱黄 cōnghuáng yellow-greenyellow green
- 细香葱 xìxiāngcōng chiveschive
- 算哪根葱 suànnǎgēncōng insignificancea rhetorical question used to dismiss someone's status or authority, equivalent to 'who do you think you are?'
- 葱油饼 cōngyóubǐng scallion pancake
- 葱抓饼 cōngzhuābǐng flaky scallion pancakeflaky scallion pancake (made with dough, not batter)
- 虾夷葱 xiāyícōng chive
- 洋葱圈 yángcōngquān onion ring
- 金葱粉 jīncōngfěn glitterglitter (sparkling material)
- 金葱胶 jīncōngjiāo glitter glue
- 葱属 cōngshǔ allium genusthe genus Allium
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH