至亲 (zhì qīn) literally combines 至 (zhì), mea

‘Wǔ zàng’ literally means ‘five viscera’ and

肾脏 is the standard anatomical term for 'kidney'

肺脏 (fèi zàng) literally means 'lung organ' —

‘脾脏’ (pí zàng) is the standard anatomical te

肝脏 (gān zàng) is the standard Mandarin term fo

心脏 (xīn zàng) literally means 'heart organ'—i

‘肤感’ literally combines ‘肤’ (fū), meaning

'肤质' (fū zhì) literally combines '肤' (fū), m

肌肤 literally combines 肌 (jī), meaning 'muscle'

‘肤色’ (fū sè) literally combines ‘肤’ (fū)

皮肤 (pí fū) is the standard, formal noun for 's

润肤膏 (rùn fū gāo) literally means 'moisturizi

墨膏 (mò gāo) is a traditional Chinese solid ink

膏粱 (gāo liáng) literally combines 膏 (gāo), m

‘Gāo huāng’ literally refers to two specific r

‘Yào gāo’ literally combines ‘yào’ (medicin

‘Bó jǐng’ (膊颈) is a compound noun referring

肩膊 (jiān bó) is a formal or literary term for

臂膊 (bì bó) is a literary or classical term for

‘膊子’ (bó zi) is a regional term—primarily us

‘赤膊’ literally combines 赤 (chì), meaning ‘r

‘脾虚’ (pí xū) is a foundational diagnostic te

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), 'pí wèi'

‘Pí qì’ literally combines ‘pí’ (spleen) —

‘Gē zhǒu zi’ is a colloquial, northern Chinese

‘胳臂’ (gē bei) is a colloquial, dialectal term

‘胳肢窝’ literally breaks down as ‘gē’ (a var

‘Gēbo’ (胳膊) is the standard Mandarin word for

‘肯綮’ (kěn qìng) is a classical Chinese liter

肥皂 (féi zào) literally combines 肥 (féi, 'fat

'瘦肥' (shòu féi) is a fixed noun phrase meaning

‘肥料’ (fèi liào) literally means ‘fat materi

'Dǔ fèi tāng' literally means 'stomach-and-lung

‘Máo dù’ literally means ‘hairy stomach’—‘

肚丝 (dǔ sī) literally means 'stomach threads'

猪肚 literally means 'pig stomach' and refers spec

羊肚 (yáng dǔ) literally means 'sheep stomach' a

牛肚 (niú dǔ) literally means 'cow stomach' and

'职务' (zhíwù) literally combines '职' (zhí), m