昆 崐
kūn
Maʼnosi
variant of 崑|昆[kun1]; used in place names, notably Kunlun Mountains 崑崙|昆仑[Kun1 lun2]; (also used for transliteration); descendant; elder brother; a style of Chinese poetry
Ilovada oʻrganish → Chiziq tartibida yozish
Iyerogliflar
Shu iyeroglifli soʻzlar
昆虫 kūn chóng hasharot坎昆 Kǎn kūn Cancún昆剧 Kūn jù see 崑曲|昆曲[Kun1 qu3]昆卡 Kūn kǎ Cuenca昆仑 Kūn lún Kunlun mountain range in Xinjiang昆明 Kūn míng see 昆明市[Kun1 ming2 Shi4]昆腔 Kūn qiāng see 崑曲|昆曲[Kun1 qu3]昆曲 Kūn qǔ Kunqu opera, influential musical theater originating in Kunshan, Jiangsu province in Yuan times昆山 Kūn shān see 崑山市|昆山市[Kun1 shan1 Shi4]昆汀 Kūn tīng Quentin昆廷 Kūn tíng Quentin昆布 kūn bù kelp昆玉 kūn yù honorific term for another person's brother昆仲 kūn zhòng brothers昆都仑 Kūn dū lún see 昆都侖區|昆都仑区[Kun1 du1 lun2 Qu1]昆仑山 Kūn lún shān Kunlun Mountain range昆明湖 Kūn míng Hú Kunming Lake昆明市 Kūn míng Shì Kunming, prefecture-level city and capital of Yunnan Province 雲南省|云南省[Yun2 nan2 Sheng3]昆山市 Kūn shān Shì Kunshan, a county-level city in Suzhou City 蘇州市|苏州市[Su1 zhou1 Shi4], Jiangsu昆士兰 Kūn shì lán Queensland, northeast Australian state石玉昆 Shí Yù kūn Shi Yukun, Qing pinghua 評話|评话[ping2 hua4] master storyteller杨尚昆 Yáng Shàng kūn Yang Shangkun, former president of PRC and military leader昆虫学 kūn chóng xué entomology