happy, comfortable, and full of affection; blissful

bee; honeybee

honey; a sweet, thick liquid made by bees from the nectar of flowers

The first month after marriage

(idiom) sweet talk or flattery used to please or deceive others; cajolery

honey; a sweet liquid made by bees, also known in some regions as [[蜂蜜|蜂蜜|feng1 mi4]] or [[蜂糖|蜂糖|feng1 tang2]]

honey peach; juicy peach; a variety of peach with thick flesh, a small pit, and sweet juice

very sweet; happy and honey-sweet

a variety of peach that is very sweet and juicy

fruit preserved in sugar or honey

jujube or date preserved in honey or thick sugar syrup

the sweet liquid produced by flowers to attract insects for pollination

A source of nectar or pollen used by honeybees to produce honey, usually referring to flowering plants or the areas where they grow.

A figurative early period of a relationship, project, or market state characterized by harmony, success, or lack of conflict before difficulties arise

mandarin orange or tangerine; also refers to the evergreen shrub that produces this fruit

sweet words used to please or cheat someone; sweet talk

jackfruit; large tropical tree and its fruit, which has a sweet taste and a bumpy outer skin

tender feelings and honeyed affection; deeply in love and showing extreme tenderness

honeyed words but a sword in the belly; describes someone who is outwardly kind but inwardly sinister and treacherous

thick syrup produced during the process of making sugar from sugarcane or beets; contains sugar and protein

a sweet and juicy variety of tangerine

to make honey (of bees)

a jar or pot used for storing honey

A wax produced from beehives used in industry, candle making, and medicine; also known as yellow wax

A type of Chinese medicine pill made by mixing powdered herbs with honey.

a sugar-rich sticky liquid, secreted by aphids and some scale insects as they feed on plant sap

Hami melon, a variety of muskmelon; honeydew melon or cantaloupe

light yellow color like that of honey

The gland in many plants that secretes a sweet fluid to attract pollinators; also known as a [[蜜槽|蜜槽|mi4 cao2]].

to be very sweet to each other; used to describe a relationship that is extremely intimate or harmonious

pyramid-shaped pastry made of fried dough strips soaked in honey or syrup, originally used as a religious offering to gods or ancestors; also called [[供尖|供尖|gong4 jian1]]

A refreshing drink made from honeyed water and chopped or cubed bits of [[仙草|仙草|xian1 cao3]]

the six virtues or practices in Buddhism that lead to enlightenment, namely generosity, morality, patience, energy, meditation, and wisdom

a variety of honeydew melon with a white or pale yellow rind and green flesh, primarily cultivated in Lanzhou, Gansu Province

any bird of the family Meliphagidae, including honeyeaters and friarbirds

acesulfame potassium; an artificial calorie-free sweetener often used in the food industry

the Astasahasrika Prajnaparamita Sutra, also known as the Perfection of Wisdom in Eight Thousand Lines

(slang, derogatory) the young mistress or girlfriend of a married man

a honeybee (insect)

To spend a honeymoon as a newlywed couple.

rainbow lorikeet (Trichoglossus moluccanus)

To extract honey from honeycombs using centrifugal force by spinning them in a drum or extractor.

The jackfruit tree (Artocarpus heterophyllus) or its fruit

Buddhist term for reaching the other shore, meaning to cross from the world of suffering to the state of enlightenment or nirvana

glycerol or glycerin; an older or colloquial term for the colorless, odorless, viscous liquid used in various industrial and medicinal applications

(idiom) honeyed words; cajolery; sweet talk used to charm or deceive; same as [[甜言蜜语|甜言蜜語|tian2 yan2 mi4 yu3]]

having a sweet-talking or flattering way of speaking; using honeyed words to charm or deceive

a sugar substitute and artificial sweetener