radish (Raphanus sativus), esp. daikon; CL:根[gen1]

to divine

surname Bu

used in 蘿蔔|萝卜[luo2 bo5]

(bound form) to divine

Abdullah (name)

medicine and divination

to do trade as a fortune teller

to divine; to prophesy; to foretell the future

to divine using the eight trigrams

to choose a capital by divination; to choose a home; to choose one's burial place by divination

to choose a home

to ask oracle for war forecast

oracle tortoise shell

divination

to divine by tossing coins

oracle inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty (16th-11th century BC) on tortoiseshells or animal bones

to predict by divining; to consult the oracle

oracle bone

vaporizer (e-cigarette) (loanword)

(literary) not yet divined; (of outcomes) uncertain; unknowable

to choose officials by divination (archaic); to practice divination without a definite question

to foretell; to predict

Rice Krispies

see 白蘿蔔|白萝卜[bai2 luo2 bo5]

Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906), Norwegian dramatist, author of Doll's House 玩偶之家

small red radish

daikon; white radish (Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus)

carrot; red radish

radish cake (a type of dim sum, commonly called "turnip cake")

variant of 多普勒[Duo1 pu3 le4]

hanging in the balance; the future is hard to forecast; ¿Qué serà?; who knows what the future holds?

day and night (to toil, to abandon oneself to pleasure etc)

Gypsy

small red radish

(coll.) kid; little tyke

Labrang Monastery, Tibetan: bLa-brang bkra-shis-'khyil, in Xiahe county 夏河縣|夏河县[Xia4 he2 Xian4], Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu, formerly Amdo province of Tibet

(name) Ibrahim or Ebrahim; Ibrahim, a revered prophet in Islam, known as Abraham in the Judeo-Christian tradition

(idiom) to foresee the future (without divination); to know beforehand through uncanny insight

small red radish

useless person

carotene

shredded daikon pie

carrot (Daucus carota)

Chinese roseheart radish (shinrimei radish), green on the outside, purple-red on the inside, a favorite Beijing vegetable

(coll.) womanizer; skirt-chaser

Studio Ghibli, Japanese film studio

lit. every turnip to its hole (idiom); fig. each person has his own position; each to his own; horses for courses; every kettle has its lid

lit. when you pull a radish out of the ground, some dirt comes up with it (idiom); fig. to uncover, during the investigation of a crime, evidence of other crimes; to cause further problems while working on a problem