male adult; the 4th of the 10 Heavenly Stems 天干[tian1 gan1]; fourth (used like "4" or "D"); small cube of meat or vegetable; (literary) to encounter; (archaic) ancient Chinese compass point: 195°; (chemistry) butyl

surname Ding

used in 丁丁[zheng1 zheng1]

pudding (loanword)

Latin; (in former times) to press-gang; to kidnap and force people into service

gardener

Dante Alighieri (1265-1321), Italian poet, author of the Divine Comedy 神曲

Tintin, fictional comic character created by Hergé

(neologism) (slang) penis (丁丁 resembles "JJ", which is short for 雞雞|鸡鸡[ji1 ji1])

sound of chopping wood, chess pieces hitting the board etc

Austin or Austen (name); Austin, Texas; also written 奧斯汀|奥斯汀[Ao4 si1 ting1]

Aladdin, character in one of the tales in the The Book of One Thousand and One Nights

(loanword) nicotine

patch (for mending clothes, tires etc); (software) patch

Odin (god in Norse mythology)

Aden

number of people in a family; population; (old) adult males; male servants

chitin

(old) member of local militia

Kenting, a national park on the southern tip of Taiwan, popular as a tourist destination (abbr. for 墾丁國家公園|垦丁国家公园[Ken3 ding1 Guo2 jia1 Gong1 yuan2])

able-bodied man (capable of fighting in a war)

(old) servant hired to keep guard, run errands etc

(of a male) to come of age; an adult male

new addition to a family (i.e. a birth); a boy who has just come of age; (in a job etc) newcomer; novice

Manchurian foot soldier

(Tw) Vladimir Putin (1952–), Russian president

orange (fruit) (Tw)

Wu Ding (c. 1250–1192 BC), Shang dynasty king known from oracle bone inscriptions

to add a son to the family

suddenly

adult male

(literary) commoner; unlearned person (in former times, one who had not obtained an official degree); (old) temporary conscript

diced meat

(loanword) satin (textile)

variant of 伶仃[ling2 ding1]

diced chicken meat

suddenly; by surprise

a type of plain-woven woolen fabric that is thin, stiff and smooth

carnitine (loanword) (biochemistry)

(loanword) gelatin

(medicine) dolantin (loanword); pethidine

Saladin (c. 1138-1193)

Chinese brand name of Lamivudine 拉米夫定[La1 mi3 fu1 ding4]

Aberdeen (city on east coast of Scotland)

Borodin (name); Alexander Borodin (1833-1887), Russian chemist and composer

total illiterate; unable to read the simplest characters

to burn down (idiom)

variant of 孤苦伶仃[gu1 ku3 ling2 ding1]

Kung Pao Chicken; spicy diced chicken