堽 (gāng) - Gang — refers to a ridge or embankment, & a mound or raised earthwork.
堽 · gāng
Gang — refers to a ridge or embankment, often used in place names;
a mound or raised earthwork.
Gang — refers to a ridge or embankment,a mound or raised earthwork.
Usage highlights
Gangshang VillageWanggang Townearth ridgefield ridgeembankmentridge road
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The village is located on a ridge (堽上村).
- They built an embankment to prevent flooding (防洪堽).
- This area is called Wanggang Town (王堽镇).
Collocations
- Gangshang Village(堽上村)
- Wanggang Town(王堽镇)
- earth ridge(土堽)
- field ridge(田堽)
- embankment(堤堽)
- ridge road(堽路)
Cultural background
FAQ- Primarily used in geographical names, especially in Shandong province.
- Reflects agricultural landscape features like ridges and embankments.
- Often appears in village and town names in northern China.