yang

IPA: jˈæŋ

(philosophy) A principle in Chinese and related East Asian philosophies associated with bright, hot, masculine, etc. elements of the natural world.
The monetary unit of Korea from 1892 to 1902, divided into 100 pun.
The cry of the wild goose; a honk.
A surname from Chinese of various origins.
A surname from Korean of various origins.
A county of Hanzhong, Shaanxi, China.
(Chinese philosophy) Alternative letter-case form of yang when used as a proper noun.

Examples of "yang" in Sentences

Wright gear is merchandised up the yin yang, but this I haven't seen in any gift shops yet.
Today we did a new form, yin yang medical t'ai chi, and then we did a Yang style flow which we had practiced for the past couple of weeks.
SBY menunjukkan kapabilitasnya sebagai seorang pemimpin yang melihat permasalahan secara makro, tetapi kurang mengeri permasalahan pada skala mikro.
Semuanya adalah angkara BN, maka kerajaan BN perlu dihukum kerana sudah membazirkan wang negara, masa dan anak-anak rakyat miskin yang menjadi korban.
Tidaklah mengherankan apabila di tengah ketidakpedulian itu ada pihak lain yang mengambil inisiatif untuk menata dunia perfilman nasional berdasarkan versinya.
Nah, kalau bisa Buatlah suatu pencapaian prestasi yang menakjubkan,,yang bahkan itu sulit dilalukan untuk anak seusia adek2. (contohny: ikut lomba penelitian, neliti sesuatu yang benar2 bermanfaat.
From a science point of view the above 2 paragraphs can be seen as coincidental and just yin yang where there has to be 1 part of evil (- energy) and 1 part of good (+energy) in order for the physics rule of equilibrium to apply.
Although his official powers are limited, the king—who carries the title yang di-pertuan agong in Malay, or His Royal Highness— is seen by some residents as the highest embodiment of Malay political supremacy, adding weight to his advice.