猱
náo

a monkey with yellow hair

  • created reference approved 猱 → 獶 (same_as) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    猱 náo

    獶 náo

    same_as

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  • created reference approved 猱 → 古琴 (see) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    猱 náo

    古琴 gǔ​qín

    see

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  • created reference approved 猱 → 吟 (see) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    猱 náo

    吟 yín

    see

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  • created sense approved 猱 · náo · to climb agilely — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    猱

    náo

    to climb agilely

    (literary) to climb quickly and lightly like a monkey; to scramble up

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  • created sense approved 猱 · náo · monkey — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    猱

    náo

    monkey

    (literary) a kind of small, long-armed monkey or gibbon, characterized by its golden tail and agile climbing abilities; also called [[獶|獶|nao2]] or [[狨|狨|rong2]]

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  • created sense approved 猱 · náo · [vibrato] — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    猱

    náo

    [vibrato]

    (music) a wide vibrato technique used when playing the [[古琴|古琴|gu3 qin2]], performed by moving the left hand back and forth along the string; it produces a more pronounced tremor than the [[吟|吟|yin2]] technique

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