Tokyo, capital of Japan; Tonkin (northern Vietnam during the French colonial period)
trad. 東京
Also written 東京【Dōng jīng】
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北京Běi jīng
Beijing municipality, capital of the People's Republic of China (short name 京[Jing1])
京都Jīng dū
Kyoto (city in Japan)
京都jīng dū
capital (of a country)
京城jīng chéng
capital of a country
南京Nán jīng
see 南京市[Nan2 jing1 Shi4]; Nanjing, capital of the Ming dynasty (1368–1421) and of the Republic of China (1927–1937 and 1946–1949)
京Jīng
surname Jing; short name for Beijing 北京[Bei3 jing1]; Gin or Jing, ethnic minority of China, descendants of ethnic Vietnamese people living mainly in Guangxi; Kinh, the ethnic majority in Vietnam
京jīng
capital city of a country; big; algebraic term for a large number (old); artificial mound (old)
京东Jīng dōng
Jingdong, Chinese e-commerce company
京兆jīng zhào
capital of a country
京剧Jīng jù
Beijing opera; CL:場|场[chang3],齣|出[chu1]
京口Jīng kǒu
see 京口區|京口区[Jing1 kou3 Qu1]
京味jīng wèi
Beijing flavor; Beijing style
京哈Jīng Hā
(bound form) Beijing-Harbin (used in route names)
京山Jīng shān
see 京山市[Jing1 shan1 Shi4]
京师jīng shī
capital of a country (literary)
京广Jīng Guǎng
Beijing and Guangdong
京戏Jīng xì
Beijing opera; CL:齣|出[chu1]
京报Jīng Bào
Peking Gazette (official government bulletin)
京族Jīng zú
Gin or Jing, ethnic minority of China, descendants of ethnic Vietnamese people living mainly in Guangxi; Kinh, the ethnic majority in Vietnam
京沪Jīng Hù
Beijing and Shanghai
京津Jīng Jīn
Beijing and Tianjin
京畿Jīng jī
Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, surrounding Seoul and Incheon, capital Suweon City 水原市[Shui3 yuan2 shi4]
京畿jīng jī
capital city and its surrounding area
京胡jīng hú
jinghu, a smaller, higher-pitched erhu 二胡 (two-stringed fiddle) used to accompany Chinese opera; also called 京二胡
京郊Jīng jiāo
suburbs of Beijing
回京huí Jīng
to return to the capital
子京zǐ jīng
see 紫荊|紫荆[zi3 jing1]
帝京dì jīng
imperial capital
普京Pǔ jīng
Vladimir Putin (1952–), Russian president
望京Wàng jīng
Wangjing neighborhood of Beijing
汴京Biàn jīng
Bianjing, Northern Song capital, now called Kaifeng 開封|开封[Kai1 feng1], Henan
燕京Yān jīng
Yanjing, an old name for Beijing; capital of Yan at different periods
盛京Shèng jīng
historical name of Shenyang 瀋陽|沈阳 in modern Liaoning province
进京jìn Jīng
to enter the capital; to go to Beijing
镐京Hào jīng
Haojing (in modern Shaanxi, northwest of Chang'an county), capital of Western Zhou from c. 1050 BC
驻京zhù Jīng
(abbr.) stationed in Beijing
东京塔Dōng jīng tǎ
Tokyo Tower
东京湾Dōng jīng Wān
Tokyo Bay; former name of 北部灣|北部湾[Bei3 bu4 Wan1], Gulf of Tonkin
京二胡jīng èr hú
jing'erhu, a two-stringed fiddle intermediate in size and pitch between the jinghu 京胡 and erhu 二胡, used to accompany Chinese opera; also called 京胡
京口区Jīng kǒu Qū
Jingkou, a district of Zhenjiang City 鎮江市|镇江市[Zhen4 jiang1 Shi4], Jiangsu
京山市Jīng shān Shì
Jingshan, a county-level city in Jingmen City 荊門市|荆门市[Jing1 men2 Shi4], Hubei
京巴狗jīng bā gǒu
Pekingese (dog breed)
京斯敦Jīng sī dūn
Kingstown, capital of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; (Tw) Kingston, capital of Jamaica
京津冀Jīng Jīn Jì
Jing-Jin-Ji (Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei Province)
京片子Jīng piàn zi
Beijing dialect
京畿道Jīng jī dào
Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, surrounding Seoul and Incheon, capital Suweon City 水原市[Shui3 yuan2 shi4]
京都府Jīng dū Fǔ
Kyoto (prefecture in Japan)
亲北京qīn Běi jīng
pro-Beijing (stance, party etc)
北京人Běi jīng rén
Beijing resident; Peking ape-man, Homo erectus pekinensis (c. 600,000 BC), discovered in 1921 at Zhoukoudian 周口店[Zhou1 kou3 dian4], Beijing