created reference approved 卷耳 → 苍耳/蒼耳 (same_as) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
卷耳 juǎn'ěr
苍耳 / 蒼耳 cāng'ěr
same_as
Changed: source (simp), source (trad), source pinyin, target (simp), target (trad), target pinyin, type
created reference approved 卷耳 → 菤 (same_as) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
卷耳 juǎn'ěr
菤 juǎn
same_as
Changed: source (simp), source (trad), source pinyin, target (simp), target (trad), target pinyin, type
created reference approved 卷耳 → 耳珰/耳璫 (synonym) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
卷耳 juǎn'ěr
耳珰 / 耳璫 ěrdāng
synonym
Changed: source (simp), source (trad), source pinyin, target (simp), target (trad), target pinyin, type
created sense approved 卷耳 · juǎn'ěr · mouse-ear chickweed — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
卷耳
juǎn'ěr
mouse-ear chickweed
a flowering herbaceous plant traditionally identified as mouse-ear chickweed (Cerastium holosteoides) or cocklebur (Xanthium sibiricum), with edible young leaves
卷 (literal) → 卷/捲 · juǎn · to roll up 耳 (literal) → 耳 · ěr · ear
Changed: simplified, traditional, gloss, definition, pinyin, variant pinyin, variants, separable parts, decomposition
created sense approved 卷耳 · juǎn'ěr · Juan Er — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
卷耳
juǎn'ěr
Juan Er
The title of the third poem in the Book of Songs, which describes a woman's longing for her traveling husband while she gathers herbs.
卷 (literal) → 卷/捲 · juǎn · to roll up 耳 (literal) → 耳 · ěr · ear
Changed: simplified, traditional, gloss, definition, pinyin, variant pinyin, variants, separable parts, decomposition