How to pronounce “yang”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (philosophy) A principle in Chinese and related East Asian philosophies associated with bright, hot, masculine, etc. elements of the natural world.

Practice Nearby Words

yin, yan, korea, young, hon, liang, pyongyang, yong, painter, hemicycle, jan, heng, yum, sunshine, foreign, liao, sun, ocean, ion, ying, sheng, wang, jung, peng, alice, leong, leung, gresham, chau, duong, yeung, shao, lian, hsiu, painters, tsun, positive, bright, sunny, light, warm, hot, outgoing, active, dynamic, masculine, energetic, forceful, bold, strong, creative, radiant, south, day, heaven, expansive, junzi, yan dao, roseness, kind, bishonen, light of nature, esse, thew, human touch, dana, sunlight, manship, glow, temperature, valence, better nature, virtue, warm-heartedness, temper, sweetness and light, humanity, positive degree, womanhood, wabi, tang, warmth, face, green flag, orient, philosophy, sattva, vim and vigor, complexion, bienness, choler, mense, favoring, tigerism, spring, angel, physiognomy, zing, animal spirits, gentlemanhood

Similar Sounds

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