葫蘆
See also: 葫芦
Chinese
Etymology 1
phonetic | |||
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trad. (葫蘆) | 葫 | 蘆 | |
simp. (葫芦) | 葫 | 芦 | |
variant forms | 壺蘆/壶芦 胡盧/胡卢 胡蘆/胡芦 壺盧/壶卢 |
Pronunciation
Noun
葫蘆
- (~瓜) bottle gourd; calabash
Derived terms
Derived terms from 葫蘆
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Descendants
Sino-Xenic (葫蘆):
- → Japanese: 葫蘆 (koro)
- → Korean: 호로 (葫蘆, horo)
- → Vietnamese: hồ lô (葫蘆)
Others:
- → Mongolian: хулуу (huluu)
Etymology 2
rush; reed; Phragmites communis | |||
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trad. (葫蘆) | 葫 | 蘆 | |
simp. (葫芦) | 葫 | 芦 | |
variant forms | 夫佬 俘虜/俘虏 |
Phono-semantic matching of English full.
Pronunciation
Noun
葫蘆
- (Cantonese, card games) full house
Synonyms
- 滿堂紅/满堂红 (mǎntánghóng)
Japanese
Kanji in this term | |
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葫 | 蘆 |
こ Hyōgaiji | ろ Hyōgaiji |
on’yomi |
Alternative forms
- 葫盧, 胡盧
Etymology
From Middle Chinese 葫蘆 (MC ɦuo|huo luo, literally “gourd + rushes, reeds”). Compare modern Min Nan reading hô͘-lô͘.
Pronunciation
- On’yomi: Kan’on
- IPA(key): [ko̞ɾo̞]
Noun
葫蘆 (hiragana ころ, rōmaji koro)
- bottle gourd, calabash
Usage notes
This term koro appears to be quite rare. The term 瓢箪 (hyōtan) is used more commonly to mean gourd or calabash.