Yang
n.
masculine force or principle in the universe according to Chinese philosophy that is said to represent light and initiative
Yang
Yang may refer to:陽 or 阳 (yáng), a
Chinese word that may mean "(sun)light," "good," "heaven," etc.One half of the two opposing forces in
Chinese philosophy, described as "bright positive masculine principle" in Chinese dualistic cosmology of
yin and yang洋 (yáng), a
Chinese word for "ocean," which may also be used as a
prefix to form words that refer to foreign people, objects, or ideas that have reached China from overseas
Yang (surname), the romanisation transliteration of several different Chinese family names. e.g. Edward Zhong Zhong Yang
Yang di-Pertuan Agong, the constitutional monarch of
MalaysiaA prehistoric people who settled in China's
Yang Tse Kiang river valleyYang is
Experiment 502 in
Lilo and Stitch: The SeriesYang Fang Leiden - a fictional character from
Final Fantasy IVYang Lee - a character in the Street Fighter III series of fighting videogames.
Yang, a restaurant at
Center Parcs.
Yang (character), The fictional character from the Disney/Jetix show
Yin Yang Yo!. Yang Yingtao (character), The fictional character from the book Yang the Youngest by Lensey Namioka.Yang (the God): an ancient faith in
Tây Nguyên,
Vietnam.Yang (plant): a plant indigenous to Thailand
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Yang (surname)
yang
Noun
1. the bright positive masculine principle in Chinese dualistic cosmology; "yin and yang together produce everything that comes into existence"
(antonym) yin
(hypernym) principle, rule
(classification) China, People's Republic of China, mainland China, Communist China, Red China, PRC
Yang (das)
n.
Yang, masculine force or principle in the universe according to Chinese philosophy
yang (m)
n.
Yang, masculine force or principle in the universe according to Chinese philosophy that is said to represent light and initiative