隔年皇曆

简 隔年皇历 · 繁 隔年皇曆
Mandarin · pinyin gé nián huáng lì

Meanings

  1. lit. almanac from years back (idiom)
  2. obsolete practice
  3. old-fashioned principle
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隔
gé · separate, partition
年
nián · year; new-years; person's age
皇
huáng · royal, imperial; ruler, superior
曆
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历
lì · history; calendar
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2–2–2–4 · ge2 nian2 huang2 li4

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gaak3 nin4 wong4 lik6

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Exact source record隔年皇曆 隔年皇历 [ge2 nian2 huang2 li4] /lit. almanac from years back (idiom)/obsolete practice/old-fashioned principle/