龍/derived terms
- This page contains derived terms for 龍. See the main entry for more information.
Chinese edit
Dragon (Chinese) edit
- Compounds of 龍 ("Chinese dragon", "Western dragon", etc)
Derived terms
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Kanji (Japanese) edit
Dragon (Japanese) edit
Dragon (2) (Japanese) edit
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Dragon (3) (Japanese) edit
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Dragon (4) (Japanese) edit
Korean edit
Dragon (Korean) edit
Compounds
- 용문/룡문 (龍門, yongmun/ryongmun, “dragon gate”)
- 용왕/룡왕 (龍王, yong'wang/ryong'wang, “dragon king”)
- 용산 (龍山, Yongsan, “Yongsan city”)
- 용인 (龍仁, Yong'in, “Yongin city”)
- 용대 (龍台, Yongdae, “Yongdae Gap”)
- 어룡 (魚龍, eoryong, “ichthyosaur”)
- 익룡 (翼龍, ingnyong, “pterosaur”)
- 공룡 (恐龍, gongnyong, “dinosaur”)
- 청룡 (靑龍, cheongnyong, “green dragon”)
- 용수철/룡수철 (龍鬚鐵, yongsucheol/ryongsucheol, “spring”)
- 용설란/룡설란 (龍舌蘭, yongseollan/ryongseollan, “agave; century plant”)
- 등용문 (登龍門, deung'yongmun, “gateway”)
- 흑룡강 (黑龍江, Heungnyonggang, “Amur river”)
- 용두사미/룡두사미 (龍頭蛇尾, yongdusami/ryongdusami, “anticlimax (lit. dragon head and snake tail)”)
Vietnamese edit
Dragon (Vietnamese) edit
Compounds
- 龍山 (Long Sơn)
- 下龍 (Hạ Long)
- 恐龍 (khủng long)
- 昇龍 (Thăng Long)