(bound form) outlying areas beyond the city walls; suburbs; outskirts; countryside

(bound form) a pasture or grassy field; often used in place names such as 桦甸 huà​diàn or 施甸 shī​diàn

(literary) the royal domain or fields surrounding the ancient capital; the administrative area under direct control of the emperor

(archaic) to manage; to govern; to bring under cultivation

(surname) a Chinese surname

(bound form) variant pronunciation used in the word 沉甸甸 chén​diàn​diàn, meaning heavy

(archaic) to go hunting

(archaic) one of the five degrees of official mourning attire in dynastic China

(archaic) an official in charge of the royal fields or imperial fields