(bound form) mulberry tree

(surname) Sanders

Sandra (name)

Hassan or Hasan (personal name or place name)

Arizona

Arizona

(loanword) sauna

(literary) farming and sericulture; agricultural production

Tucson (city in Arizona)

Nissan, Japanese car make

Fusang, mythical island of ancient literature, often interpreted as Japan

a model of Volkswagen Santana based on the Passat B2; Poussin (name)

see 柴桑區|柴桑区[Chai2 sang1 Qu1]

samba (dance) (loanword)

(sports) (loanword) sambo

see 桑日縣|桑日县[Sang1 ri4 Xian4]

mulberry fruit (Fructus mori)

mulberry tree

(literary) one's native place

see 桑植縣|桑植县[Sang1 zhi2 Xian4]

variant of 桑葚[sang1 shen4]

Songhay people of Mali and the Sahara

Moraceae (type of flowering plant)

Samye town and monastery in central Tibet

mulberry fruit (Fructus mori)

mulberry fruit (Fructus mori)

silkworm

sauna (loanword)

great changes; ups and downs; vicissitudes; abbr. of 滄海桑田|沧海桑田[cang1 hai3 sang1 tian2]

Lausanne (city in Switzerland)

(from Japanese "mama-san") female manager of a hostess club, brothel or similar establishment; madam

Chaisang, a district of Jiujiang City 九江市[Jiu3 jiang1 Shi4], Jiangxi

Sandnes (city in Rogaland, Norway)

Santander, capital of Spanish autonomous region Cantabria 坎塔布里亞|坎塔布里亚[Kan3 ta3 bu4 li3 ya4]

Santana (name)

Sampaio (name); Jorge Sampaio (1939-), Portuguese lawyer and politician, president of Portugal 1996-2006; Sampaio, town in Brazil

Sangri, a county in Shannan City 山南市[Shan1 nan2 Shi4], Tibet

Sangzhi, a county in Zhangjiajie City 張家界市|张家界市[Zhang1 jia1 jie4 Shi4], Hunan

see 桑珠孜區|桑珠孜区[Sang1 zhu1 zi1 Qu1]

silk (specifically, mulberry silk)

older man; man of mature years (Japanese loanword)

older female; woman of mature years (Japanese loanword)

a sense of having been through good times and bad; a weathered and worn look

Guy de Maupassant (1850-1893), French novelist and short story writer

Cassandra (given name); Cassandra (character in Greek mythology)

to have been through the hardships of life; to have been through the mill

Tanzania

Kisangani (city in the Democratic Republic of the Congo)

lit. to point at the mulberry tree and curse the locust tree; fig. to scold sb indirectly; to make oblique accusations (idiom)