zhuang
IPA: ʒwˈɑŋ
Root Word: Zhuang
noun
- A member of an ethnic group living mostly in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in southern China.
- The language of these people, belonging to the Tai language group.
- A surname from Chinese.
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Examples of "zhuang" in Sentences
- He was born in an ethnic Zhuang family.
- Zhuang is the former vice mayor of Shanghai.
- “Tao zhuang shen” means Tao strengthens the kidneys.
- They are then attacked by an assassin sent by ei Zhuang.
- I noticed you are a frequent contributor to Zhuang language.
- He is responsible for the massacre of the Zhuang family of Huzhou.
- He was the first university professor of Zhuang nationality in China.
- Zheng senses the problem, and devotes an entire chapter to absolve the Zhuang.
- “Jin dan zhuang shen” means Jin Dan strengthens kidney function with healing and rejuvenation.
- “Cheng zhang zhuang da” pronounced chung jahng jwahng dah means baby grows bigger and stronger.
- When you reach stillness, you go into the condition of “wang wo zhuang tai” pronounced wahng waw jwahng tye, which means forget yourself.
- Li Jing records that cowries were a medium of trade when he served in Yunnan in the early fourteenth century. 44 One cowry was called 1 zhuang, 4 zhuang making 1 shou, 4 shou making 1 miao, and 5 miao making 1 suo; so 1 suo was equal to 80 pieces of cowry.