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Baxn'oong cy Oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: King of kings; 萬王之王
Giam'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: Ruler of Hades; King of Hell; 閻王
Giamlø'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: Yama; King of Hades; King of Hell; 閻羅王
Giamløo-oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: Giamlø'oong; Yama; King of Hades; King of Hell; 閻羅王
Hayleng'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: the dragon king; god of the ocean and rain; Neptune; 海龍王
Hayliong'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: god of ocean and rain; Neptune; 海龍王
hoa'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: king of flowers; peony; 花王
khimzhat siefn khim'oong^† [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: If you want to capture a group of bandits; capture the ringleader first. ─ Stress what should be done first. First things first; 擒賊先擒王
kiu'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: king of baseball or any kind; 球王
kuxn'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: a rank of nobility next to prince; 郡王
lang'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: big boss; leader of a group; dominant (position); 人王; 角頭; 龍頭老大
Leng'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: Dragon King (of the seas and lakes); 龍王
Liong'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: god of rain and water; sea god; 龍王
mo'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: king of the demons; prince of the devils; tyrant; 魔王
oong`køf-liuo`køf [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: a pair of funny guy; 王哥柳哥; 一對活寶; 小丑
Oong`køf-Liuo`køf [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: contemptuous way of speaking of bad companions (Lit. fat man and skinny man); 王哥柳哥
siux tiofng cy oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: king of the beasts ─ lion; 獸中之王
Texzong'oong [wt] [HTB] [wiki] [[...]]: Buddhist idol ─ pho-sat (one of three Buddhist Bodhisattva); 地藏王菩薩

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🗣 Giam'oong 🗣 (u: Giaam'oong) 閻王 [wt][mo] Giâm-ông [#]: 1. () (CE) same as 閻羅王|阎罗王; Yama, King of Hell; translation of Sanskrit: Yama Raja || 閻王
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🗣 onglaai 🗣 (u: oong'laai) 王梨 [wt][mo] ông-lâi [#]: 1. (N) Originally from South America. Taiwan began cultivating them during the latter part of the Khonghy era (ca. 1700). Produced in all four seasons, but peak production occurs in April through August. In accordance with folk customs, when the company opens market, or candidate runs for office, everybody always brings pineapple out to wish for luck, because besides for eating, it also has the auspicious implication of bringing luck: oxnglaai (旺來) || 鳳梨。瓜果類。原產南美洲，臺灣於清代康熙末年開始栽培。鳳梨一年四季都有生產，但生產旺季在四至八月。依照民間習俗，在商家開市拜拜或候選人競選時，大家總是拿鳳梨來祈福，因為它除了食用外，還存有閩南語「旺來」的吉祥含意。
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🗣 ongzuo 🗣 (u: oong'zuo) 王子 [wt][mo] ông-tsú [#]: 1. () (CE) prince; son of a king || 王子
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🗣 oong 🗣 (u: oong) 王 [wt][mo] ông [#]: 1. (N) king; monarch; a ruler || 一個國家最高統治的人。; 🗣le: (u: kog'oong) 🗣 (國王) (國王); 2. (N) best or strongest of its type || 在同類之中最強、最好的。; 🗣le: (u: girn'ar'oong) 🗣 (囡仔王) (孩子王); 🗣le: (u: phafng'oong) 🗣 (蜂王) (蜂王); 🗣le: (u: oong'paai) 🗣 (王牌) (王牌); 3. (N) family name; surname || 姓氏。; 🗣le: (u: Oong Ciaw'kwn) 🗣 (王昭君) (王昭君); 4. (N) commander-in-chief, the equivalent of king in Chinese chess || 象棋中的將帥。; 🗣le: (u: oong'kiexn'oong) 🗣 (王見王) (死棋)
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