CHING

Meaning of CHING in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ noun ]

or Ch'ing ˈchiŋ

Etymology: Chinese (Beijing) Qīng

Date: 1795

: a Manchu dynasty in China dated 1644-1912 and the last imperial dynasty

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CHING — or Ch'ing noun Etymology: Chinese (Beijing) Qīng Date: 1795 a Manchu dynasty in China dated 1644-1912 and the last imperial …
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CHING — Ching
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