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SimplifiedTraditionalPinyinEnglish
rén- man
- person
- people
- CL:|[ge4],[wei4]
- husband
- man
- manual worker
- conscripted laborer (old)
hàn- man
hànzi- man
- fellow
- (dialect) husband
nánshì- man
- gentleman
nánde- man
nántóngbāo- man
- male
- male compatriot
lǎo- male
- man (Cantonese)
bīn- best man
- to entertain
sǒu- old gentleman
- old man
Màn- surname Man
- ancient wine vessel
- ancient sacrificial vessel
- Yi ethnic group
- normal nature of man
- laws and rules
- tip
- end
- final stage
- latter part
- inessential detail
- powder
- dust
- opera role of old man
wēng- elderly man
- father
- father-in-law
- neck feathers of a bird (old)
- man of sixty or seventy
zhàngrén- wife's father (father-in-law)
- old man
rén- son of man
rénzhì- rule of man
rénjīng- sophisticate
- man with extensive experience
- child prodigy
- Wunderkind (i.e. brilliant child)
- spirit within a person (i.e. blood and essential breath 血氣|血气 of TCM)
- father's elder brother
- term of respect for older man
- CL:|[ge4]
bànláng- best man
fán- common person
- ordinary guy
- mortal man
shì- strong man
- ordinary man
- ignorant person
- coarse fellow
yuánrén- prehistoric man
- primitive man
zhérén- wise man
tánghuáng- a dandy
- a fop
- Don Juan
- a ladies man
háo- local tyrant
- local strong man
- (slang) nouveau riche
ye- (coll.) father's older brother
- uncle
- term of respect for older man
tiānrén- Man and Heaven
- celestial being
niángpào- (slang) effeminate man
- sissy
- effeminate
luántóng- catamite (boy as homosexual partner)
- kept man
- gigolo
Sòngbái- Song Bai (936-1012), Northern Song literary man
rén- rich man
xiǎo- (derog.) girlfriend of a married man
- witch doctor
- medicine man
- shaman
hòushēng- young generation
- youth
- young man
èrén- evil person
- vile creature
- ugly man
zhìzhě- sage
- wise man
- clever and knowledgeable person
kuàng- bachelor
- unmarried man
wèi- a bachelor
- an unmarried man
gàngtóu- argumentative man
- chief coffin-bearer (arch.)
jiàng- general
- military leader
- fierce man
shāshǒu- killer
- murderer
- hit man
- (sports) formidable player
yíngùn- dirty old man
- lecher
BānChāo- Ban Chao (33-102), noted Han diplomat and military man
nánrén- a man
- a male
- men
- CL:|[ge4]
nánér- a (real) man
- boy
- son
nán- a man
- a male
bìng- sick man
yìnghàn- man of steel
- unyielding, tough guy
rén- righteous man
lǎoér- father
- husband
- old man
lǎosǒu- old man
lǎohàn- old man
- I (an old man referring to himself)
lǎo- father
- old man
- venerable sir
lǎodiē- (dialect) father
- old man
- sir
lǎowēng- old man
lǎozhě- old man
- elderly man
lǎotóu- old fellow
- old man
- father
- husband
shèngxián- a sage
- wise and holy man
- virtuous ruler
- Buddhist lama
- wine
bǎng- upper arm
- arm
- reliable helper
- right-hand man
- tiger cub
- brave young man
cáizhǔ- rich man
- moneybags
zuìhàn- intoxicated man
- drunkard
jiā- healer
- physician
- medical man
- doctor (esp. of TCM)
ādiē- dad
- father
- (paternal) grandfather
- old man
rén- Rain Man
liàngzǎi- handsome young man
méi- man or men (formal)
lóng- fine horse
- brilliant young man
dǎoméidàn- (coll.) poor devil
- unfortunate man
bàngkuǎn- to live off a rich man
qínyuán- odd job man
- army orderly
shǐqiánrén- prehistoric man
dānshēnhàn- bachelor
- unmarried man
wàichángrén- sophisticated, worldly person
- man of the world
zhàngfu- a manly man
- a man of character
shì- strong man
- Hercules
kuàitóu- heavy man
- fat man
- lunkhead
- lummox
- lug
jiěliàn- love between an older woman and a younger man
xiǎohuǒzi- young man
- young guy
- lad
- youngster
- CL:|[ge4]
zuǒyòushǒu- left and right hands
- (fig.) capable assistant
- right-hand man
pāoshēngǒu- to entice an inexperienced man
cāodāoshǒu- person charged with decisive action
- hatchet man
wénxuéjiā- writer
- man of letters
- CL:|[ge4]
WénJǐn- Man Kam To (place in Hong Kong)
ZēngGuófān- Zeng Guofan (1811-1872), Qing dynasty politician and military man
ōusāng- older man
- man of mature years (Japanese loanword)
滿Mǎnjiānghóng- Man Jiang Hong (Chinese poems)
xiàndàirén- modern man
- Homo sapiens
nánhàn- man (i.e. manly, masculine)
xuérén- cave man
qióngguāngdàn- poor wretch
- pauper
- destitute man
- poverty-stricken peasant
- penniless good-for-nothing
- impecunious vagabond
xiàomiàn- man with a big smile and evil intentions
sānzhě- sb who is romantically involved with sb already in a committed relationship
- the other woman
- the other man
- third person
- third party (in dispute)
- disinterested party
- number three in a list
lǎorénjiā- polite term for old woman or man
lǎogōnggong- old man
- husband's father
- father-in-law
- court eunuch
lǎotóuzi- old fogey
- old codger
- my old man
cángjìngrén- man behind the mirror
- puppet master
- string puller
cáishén- god of wealth
- very wealthy man
huángzhǒngrén- yellow man
- Mongoloid (old term)
sānhún- three immortal souls and seven mortal forms in Daoism, contrasting the spiritual and carnal side of man
píngmíng- where there is injustice, there will be an outcry
- man will cry out against injustice
réndìngshèngtiān- man can conquer nature (idiom); human wisdom can prevail over nature
shǎr- stupid great hulk of a man
fǎn- man and wife fall out (idiom, from Book of Changes); marital strife
nǎiyóuxiǎoshēng- handsome but effeminate man
- pretty boy
hàozhī- lecher
- womanizer
- dirty old man
rénzhīyōu- man of Qǐ fears the sky falling (idiom); groundless fears
rényōutiān- man of Qǐ fears the sky falling (idiom); groundless fears
guózhīyōu- man of Qǐ fears the sky falling (idiom); groundless fears
guóyōutiān- man of Qǐ fears the sky falling (idiom); groundless fears
tiānzhī- man of Qǐ fears the sky falling (idiom); groundless fears
zhèngrénjūnzi- upright gentleman
- man of honor
nánbànzhuāng- dress in drag (male to female)
- man disguised as a woman
Shénchéngwéirén- God became man
lóngfèngchú- brilliant young man
- talented young scholar
ānrén- Neanderthal man
ānrén- Neanderthal man
rénsuàntiānsuàn- God's plans supercede our own
- Man proposes but God disposes
rénzhīchū,xìngběnshàn- man at birth is fundamentally good in nature
- the first two lines of Three Character Classic 三字經|三字经[San1 zi4 Jing1]
rénshēngshì,cǎochūn- Man has but one life, grass but one spring (idiom). fig. the brevity of human existence
rénwǎnggāochùzǒu,shuǐwǎngchùliú- man seeks his way up just as water seeks its way down (idiom)
- one should constantly strive to make progress

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