cóng
from
via
passing through
through (a gap)
past
ever (followed by negative, meaning never)
(formerly pr. [zong4] and related to 縱|纵) to follow
to comply with
to obey
to join
to engage in
adopting some mode of action or attitude
follower
retainer
accessory
accomplice
related by common paternal grandfather or earlier ancestor
cóng
cluster
collection
collection of books
thicket
cōng
quick at hearing
wise
clever
sharp-witted
intelligent
acute
cōng
a headstall, ornament on a bridle
cóng
tribute paid by Han dynasty tribes
cōng
tinkling of jade pendants
Cán Cóng
Can Cong, legendary creator of silk and sericulture
cōng
spear
to plunge (with spear)
cóng
a place where small streams flow into a large one
cóng
gather
flow into (water)
sound of waters flowing together
cōng
old variant of 驄|骢[cong1]
cōng
old variant of 聰|聪[cong1]
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