The Chinese word for herb is
香草
xiāng cǎoChinese Definition
herb | |
1. 草,药草 | |
Components | |
香 | |
1. fragrant; fragrance | |
Antonyms: 臭 | |
2. (of food) aromatic; delicious-smelling | |
3. (of eating) having the appearance that one really enjoys the food; (of sleep) sound | |
4. (internet slang) wonderful; enjoyable (in general) | |
5. popular | |
6. perfume | |
7. (religion) joss stick; incense | |
8. (figurative) woman | |
9. (chiefly Wu) to kiss | |
10. (Cantonese, euphemistic) to die | |
11. (Min Nan) Alternative form of 芳 (-, t=fragrant) | |
草 | |
1. herbaceous plant; herb; weed; wort; grass; forb | |
草地 上 有 一 頭 牛 在 吃 草。 - There is one cow eating grass on the lawn. | |
香草 - fragrant herb | |
蒿草 - mugwort | |
2. Used in names of some woody plants | |
莽草 - Illicium henryi and Illicium lanceolatum | |
舞草 - Codariocalyx motorius | |
醉魚草 - Buddleja lindleyana | |
3. straw | |
稻草 - rice straw | |
草鞋 - straw sandals | |
4. (Cantonese, slang) marijuana; cannabis; weed | |
㨃deoi2 草 - to smoke weed | |
5. (dated) countryside; wilderness | |
落草為wéi寇 - to become a bandit in the countryside | |
6. common; ordinary | |
草金魚 - common goldfish | |
7. (dialectal, chiefly of livestock or poultry) female | |
8. draft; sketch | |
9. careless; rough; sloppy | |
10. to draft | |
草擬 - to draft; to draw up (a plan) | |
11. (calligraphy) Short for 草書, cursive script (grass script) | |
狂草 - wild cursive | |
12. cursive | |
13. (chemistry) oxalic | |
14. Variant of 皂 | |
15. (slang) Alternative form of 肏 (fuck) | |
16. (neologism, internet slang) LOL | |
草(中日 雙語) - fuck lmao | |
17. (neologism, internet slang) hilarious | |
這 也 太 草 了 吧。 - Isn't this a bit too hilarious? |
Translations for 草 and their definitions
香草 | |
1. n. fragrant herb | |
2. n. vanilla | |
3. n. Elsholtzia; Vietnamese balm |
草藥 | |
1. n. herbal medicine |
草药 | |
1. Simplified form of 草藥 |
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