Kangxi radical 102

hunt game

agricultural land; field; cultivated land; arable land; rice field

a Chinese family name

tin tsat, tin tzat (pseudoginseng or notoginseng)

heart; intention

fertilizer

to look for and throw light on people who make out in public, esp. in parks

affair exposed (slang)

seedbed

(noun) seedbed

plow

irrigated fields, paddy

field; land; open country

terraced farm fields

to be able to deal with a situation in an emergency; to be flexible, to adapt to circumstances in an emergency

a Cantonese idiom which describes someone who is flexible enough to adapt to the circumstances of an emergency situation

the people living in Sha Tin (Hong Kong)

fields and gardens; countryside

rural; pastoral; idyllic

euphemism for poo, excrement or dung

A play on the word 糞, which is a composite of the three characters.

euphemism for the word poo / excrement [colloquial]

Lam Tin (MTR station)

Viviparidae, pond snail; escargot

land reclaimed from a lake; shoaly land

deep blue sea changes into mulberry fields; abbr. 滄桑

the world swiftly changing; time brings drastic changes to the world

hillside plot; (placename) Shan Tin

(placename) Tin Kai

Chinese bullfrog; tiger frog -- the type of frogs that can sometimes be found on a Chinese restaurant menu; the formal name for these frogs is 虎紋蛙 or 虎皮蛙

the well-field system of ancient China

powder fertilizer

fields, farmland

Sha Tin Hoi

Sha Tin Hoi / Tide Cove in Hong Kong

track and field