The tenth sign of the zodiac, situated between Sagittarius and Aquarius; the constellation Capricornus

The tenth sign of the zodiac, Capricornus.

(bound form) a double-ended skin drum with a narrow waist, traditionally associated with the Jie ethnic group and used in ancient Chinese music; also known as the [[两杖鼓|兩杖鼓|liang3 zhang4 gu3]]

General term for ancient ethnic groups in northwestern China.

bad luck, traditionally associated with the Capricorn constellation being in one's life palace; (variant form, more commonly read mó jié)

An ethnic group of northern China active during the 4th century AD

(loanword) Buddhist monastic procedures or formal acts conducted by a sangha according to the Vinaya, such as ordination or confession; transliterated as karma but distinct from the concept of moral retribution

castrated ram

(historical) A branch of the [[匈奴|匈奴|xiong1 nu2]] who lived in northern China around the 4th century.

Refers to a story about Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang dynasty who was so skilled at playing the [[羯鼓|羯鼓|jie2 gu3]] drum that his performance caused flowers to blossom.

The constellation and tenth sign of the zodiac, also known as [[摩羯座|摩羯座|mo2 jie2 zuo4]].