variant of 蔭|荫[yin4], shade

(loanword) tom yum (Thai soup)

see 嘉蔭縣|嘉荫县[Jia1 yin1 Xian4]

to give shade (of a tree etc); to shield

shade of a tree; Taiwan pr. [shu4yin4]

see 槐蔭區|槐荫区[Huai2 yin1 Qu1]

the shade (of a tree)

shady and cool

to be shaded or concealed by foliage; to conceal; hidden; covert; shade (of a tree)

to provide shade; Taiwan pr. [zhe1yin4]

(loanword) tom yum goong (Thai soup)

Jiayin, a county in Yichun City 伊春市[Yi1 chun1 Shi4], Heilongjiang

Zhang Yinhuan (1837-1900), late Qing politician and senior Chinese diplomat

Sir Donald Tsang, aka Tsang Yam-Kuen (1944–), the second Chief Executive of Hong Kong (2005–2012)

see 林蔭道|林荫道[lin2 yin1 dao4]

boulevard; avenue

Huaiyin, a district of Jinan City 濟南市|济南市[Ji3 nan2 Shi4], Shandong

(idiom) to bestow a title on the wife of a deserving official and make his son heir to his titles

variant of 林陰大道|林阴大道[lin2 yin1 da4 dao4]

(idiom) (of an area) to have trees with shade-giving foliage; (of a road) to be tree-lined