猻 (sūn) - Monkey — refers to a monkey, especially a & used in the name Sun Wukong, the Monkey
猻 · sūn
Monkey — refers to a monkey, especially a macaque;
used in the name Sun Wukong, the Monkey King in Chinese mythology.
Monkey — refers to a monkey, especially aused in the name Sun Wukong, the Monkey
Usage highlights
Monkey KingMacaque monkeyMonkey spiritLittle monkeyWild monkey
Usage & contexts
Examples
- Sun Wukong is the Monkey King (孙悟空).
- The macaque is a type of monkey (猕猴).
- He has a mischievous personality like a monkey (猴猻).
Collocations
- Monkey King(猻悟空)
- Macaque monkey(猕猴猻)
- Monkey spirit(猻精)
- Little monkey(小猻)
- Wild monkey(野猻)
Idioms
- The Monkey King wreaks havoc in Heaven(大闹天宫)
- The Monkey King subdues demons(孙悟空三打白骨精)
- A monkey cannot escape the Buddha's palm(猻猴跳不出如来佛的手掌心)
Cultural background
FAQ- Strongly associated with Sun Wukong, the legendary Monkey King from 'Journey to the West'.
- Often used in a playful or mischievous context, reflecting the clever and rebellious nature of monkeys in Chinese folklore.
- The character is less common in modern usage outside of literary or mythological references.