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Chinese
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neck; collar; to lead neck; collar; to lead; to receive |
towel
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| trad. (領巾)
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領
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巾
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| simp. (领巾)
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领
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巾
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Pronunciation
Noun
領巾
- scarf; neckerchief
Synonyms
Dialectal synonyms of
圍巾 (“scarf; muffler”)
| Variety
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Location
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Words
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| Formal (Written Standard Chinese)
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圍巾
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| Northeastern Mandarin
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Beijing
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圍脖兒
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| Taiwan
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圍巾
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| Ulanhot
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圍脖
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| Tongliao
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圍脖
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| Chifeng
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圍巾
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| Hulunbuir (Hailar)
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圍巾
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| Harbin
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圍脖兒
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| Shenyang
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圍脖兒
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| Singapore
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圍巾
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| Jilu Mandarin
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Jinan
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圍脖, 圍脖子, 圍脖兒, 圍巾
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| Jiaoliao Mandarin
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Yantai (Muping)
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圍脖子
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| Central Plains Mandarin
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Luoyang
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圍脖兒
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| Wanrong
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圍巾, 圍脖子 long, 頭巾 square
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| Zhengzhou
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圍脖兒, 圍脖子
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| Xi'an
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圍巾子, 圍巾兒, 圍脖子
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| Xining
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圍巾
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| Xuzhou
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圍脖兒
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| Lanyin Mandarin
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Yinchuan
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圍脖子
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| Bayanhot
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圍巾
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| Lanzhou
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圍脖子
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| Ürümqi
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圍脖子
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| Southwestern Mandarin
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Chengdu
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圍巾, 項巾
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| Wuhan
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圍巾
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| Guiyang
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圍巾
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| Kunming
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圍巾
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| Guilin
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圍巾
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| Liuzhou
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圍巾
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| Jianghuai Mandarin
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Nanjing
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圍巾
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| Yangzhou
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圍巾
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| Nantong
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圍巾
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| Hefei
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圍領
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| Cantonese
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Guangzhou
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頸巾
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| Hong Kong
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頸巾
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| Hong Kong (San Tin; Weitou)
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頸巾
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| Foshan
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頸巾
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| Foshan (Shunde)
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頸巾
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| Zhongshan (Shiqi)
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圍巾
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| Zhuhai (Shangheng, Doumen; Tanka)
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頸巾
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| Taishan
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頸巾
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| Kaiping (Chikan)
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頸巾
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| Dongguan
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頸巾
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| Shaoguan
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頸巾
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| Yunfu
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頭巾
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| Yangjiang
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頸褸, 頸巾
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| Xinyi
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頸巾
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| Lianjiang
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頸巾
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| Nanning
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褸巾, 頭巾, 頸巾
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| Wuzhou
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褸頭巾, 頸巾
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| Yulin
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圍巾, 領巾
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| Hepu (Lianzhou)
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圍巾, 頭巾
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| Kuala Lumpur (Guangfu)
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頸巾, 圍巾
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| Gan
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Nanchang
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圍領
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| Lichuan
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圍頸
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| Pingxiang
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圍巾, 圍頸, 撣巾
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| Hakka
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Meixian
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頸圍
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| Xingning
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圍頸哩, 圍頸帕
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| Huidong (Daling)
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圍巾
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| Shaoguan (Qujiang)
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頸圍, 頸巾
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| Lianshan (Xiaosanjiang)
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頸巾
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| Changting
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頸圍
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| Wuping
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頸帶
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| Wuping (Pingyu)
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圍巾
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| Liancheng
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頸圍
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| Ninghua
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圍頸, 頸圍
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| Yudu
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圍巾
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| Ruijin
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圍頸帕
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| Shicheng
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圍領
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| Shangyou (Shexi)
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圍巾
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| Miaoli (N. Sixian)
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頸圍仔
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| Pingtung (Neipu; S. Sixian)
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頸圍仔
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| Hsinchu County (Zhudong; Hailu)
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頸圍仔, 頸纏仔
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| Taichung (Dongshi; Dabu)
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頸圍, 圍巾
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| Hsinchu County (Qionglin; Raoping)
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頸圍仔
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| Yunlin (Lunbei; Zhao'an)
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圍巾, 頸圍
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| Hong Kong
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頸巾
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| Luchuan (Daqiao)
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圍巾, 頸巾
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| Huizhou
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Jixi
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圍巾
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| Jin
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Taiyuan
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圍巾, 圍脖兒, 圍脖
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| Xinzhou
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圍脖子
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| Taibus (Baochang)
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毛巾
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| Linhe
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圍脖子
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| Jining
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圍巾
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| Hohhot
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圍脖兒
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| Baotou
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圍巾
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| Dongsheng
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圍巾
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| Haibowan
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圍脖
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| Northern Min
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Jian'ou
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圍巾, 領巾
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| Eastern Min
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Fuzhou
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圍巾, 領巾
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| Fuqing
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領巾, 圍巾
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| Southern Min
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Xiamen
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領巾, 頷巾
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| Quanzhou
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領巾
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| Jinjiang
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領巾
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| Zhangzhou
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領巾, 頷巾
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| Taipei
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領巾
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| Kaohsiung
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袚巾
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| Yilan
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圍巾
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| Changhua (Lukang)
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袚巾
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| Taichung
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袚巾
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| Taichung (Wuqi)
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圍巾
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| Tainan
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袚巾
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| Taitung
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袚巾
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| Hsinchu
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袚巾
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| Penghu (Magong)
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圍巾
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| Pingnan (Shangdu)
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圍巾
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| Chaozhou
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頷盤
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| Shantou
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頷盤
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| Jieyang
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頷盤, 頷圍
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| Johor Bahru (Teochew)
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圍巾
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| Leizhou
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褸巾
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| Haikou
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幔帕
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| Southern Pinghua
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Nanning (Tingzi)
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圍巾, 褸巾
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| Northern Pinghua
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Guilin (Dahe)
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圍巾
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| Wu
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Shanghai
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圍巾
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| Shanghai (Chongming)
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圍頸
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| Suzhou
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圍巾
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| Wuxi
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圍巾
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| Danyang
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圍巾
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| Hangzhou
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圍巾
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| Ningbo
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圍巾
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| Wenzhou
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圍巾, 盤巾
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| Jinhua
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圍巾
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| Xiang
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Changsha
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圍巾
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| Loudi
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圍巾
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| Shuangfeng
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圍巾
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| Quanzhou
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圍巾
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Derived terms
Japanese
Noun
領巾 • (hire)
- (archaic) a long narrow strip of fabric believed to be imbued with mystical powers
- (archaic) a floor-length stole. Worn as part of women's court dress through the Nara period until the Heian period. Also worn in dance costumes
- the cloth hung beneath a mirror on a traditional mirror stand
- a small banner tied to the head of a spear