Dictionary › 榔
榔
láng
What 榔 means
- tall tree (archaic)
Example sentences
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对工具箱里只有一把榔头的人来说,所有的问题都像钉子。Duìgōng jù xiāng lǐ zhǐ yǒu yī bǎ lángtou de rén lái shuō, suǒyǒu de wèntí dōu xiàng dīngzi.To the man who only has a hammer in the toolkit, every problem looks like a nail.
Words starting with 榔
- 榔头láng touhammer; large hammer; sledgehammer
- 榔榆láng yúChinese or lacebark elm (Ulmus parvifolia)
- 榔槺láng kāngcumbersome; awkward and clumsy
Words containing 榔
- 槟榔bīng langbetel palm (Areca catechu); betel nut
- 槟榔屿Bīng lang yǔ(old name) Penang Island, Malaysia
- 马槟榔mǎ bīng langCapparis masaikai
- 槟榔西施bīng lang Xī shī(Taiwan) betel nut beauty: a skimpily-dressed, attractive girl who sells betel nut from a…
- 桄榔guāng lángarenga or sugar palm (Arenga pinnata)
- 东一榔头西一棒子dōng yī láng tóu xī yī bàng zibanging away clumsily in all directions with no overall vision
Characters built on 郎
These share the phonetic component 郎 (láng), which is why their readings rhyme. Learning them as a family is far cheaper than learning them one at a time.
- 廊lángcorridor; veranda; porch
- 螂lángused in 蚂螂; used in 蜣螂; used in 螳螂
- 啷lāngused in 啷当; used in onomatopoeic words such as 哐啷
Characters that look like 榔
Easy to confuse on sight. Compare them side by side once and the pair stops costing you.
- 棉miángeneric term for cotton or kapok; cotton; padded or quilted with cotton
- 衔xiánbit (of a bridle); to hold in the mouth; to harbor (feelings)
- 椰yē(bound form) coconut palm; Taiwan pr. yé
- 掷zhìto toss; to throw dice; Taiwan pr. zhí
- 裨bìto benefit; to aid; advantageous
- 揶yéto gesticulate; to play antics
Sounds the same
Read láng, tone for tone, but written differently.
- 狼wolf
- 廊corridor; veranda; porch
- 郎(arch.) minister; official; noun prefix denoting function or status
- 琅jade-like stone; clean and white; tinkling of pendants
- 阆used in 闶阆
- 螂used in 蚂螂; used in 蜣螂; used in 螳螂
- 锒chain; ornament
- 嫏used in 嫏嬛
- 桹(palm)
- 筤young bamboo
- 𨱍large hammer
- 稂grass; weeds
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