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丁丁
Mandarin · pinyin dīng dīng#
Meanings · dīng dīng
- (neologism) (slang) penis (丁丁 resembles "JJ", which is short for 雞雞 jī jī)
Mandarin · pinyin zhēng zhēng#
Meanings · zhēng zhēng
- sound of chopping wood, chess pieces hitting the board etc
Mandarin · pinyin Dīng dīng#
Meanings · Dīng dīng
- Tintin, fictional comic character created by Hergé
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- 丁
- dīng · male adult; robust, vigorous; 4th heavenly stem
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Mandarin tones
1–1 · ding1 ding1
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adv · Etymology 1
- (literary, onomatopoeia) the sound of clanking or clanging
- (literary, onomatopoeia) the pitter-patter sound of rain
- (literary, onomatopoeia) the sound of logging
- (literary, onomatopoeia) the sound of playing a musical instrument
- (literary, onomatopoeia) the sound of playing a game of chess
noun · Etymology 2
- (Mandarin, neologism, slang) penis
noun · Etymology 3
- (Hong Kong Cantonese, neologism, slang) penis
adj · Etymology 4
- (literary) strong; robust
- (literary) long; endless
- (literary) ice-cold
name · Etymology 5
- (Taoism) Alternative name for Ding Lingwei.
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