鶴絨

hok6 jung4

duck down

白鶴

baak6 hok6*2

a white crane

鶴針

hok6 zam1

cornetfish

煮鶴焚琴

zyu2 hok6 fan4 kam4

to waste valuable resources; to destroy beautiful things

打齋鶴

daa2 zaai1 hok2

bad friends who talk others into bad addiction (drug, gambling, prostitution)

紅鶴

hung4 hok6*2

red crowned crane; grus japonensis; flamingo

鶴山

hok6 saan1

Heshan (city in Guangdong)

鶴嘴

hok6 zeoi2

Cape D'Aguilar | Hok Tsui, a place in Hong Kong; (鶴嘴鋤 a pickaxe)

羊公鶴

joeng4 gung1 hok6*2

Mr. Yang's crane (said to dance but couldn't; undeserved reputation)

鶴洞大橋

hok6 dung6 daai6 kiu4

Hedong bridge, in Guangzhou, China

劏白鶴

tong1 baak6 hok6

drunk; hangover (slang)

鶴髮童顏

hok6 faat3 tung4 ngaan4

(literally: with white hair and youthful complexion); to describe an elderly peo

杳如黃鶴

miu5 jyu4 wong4 hok6

disappear like the yellow crane (nowhere to be found)

鶴絨

hok6 jung4*2

eiderdown (down, or soft feathers, from the breast of the female eider duck)

鶴崗

hok6 gong1

Hegang (city in Heilongjiang)

塘邊鶴

tong4 bin1 hok6

it is a Chinese two-part allegorical phrase. Literally, a crane near the pond, w

鶴慶

hok6 hing3

Heqing (place in Yunnan)

鶴式

hok6*2 sik1

[yoga] Bakasana, Crane

鶴峰

hok6 fung1

Hefeng (place in Hubei)

鶴嘴鋤

hok6 zeoi2 co4

pickaxe