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Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Tien, Tim). It means
"replenish", "add on". [tian bu] 
means "replenish",
"top up",
[zeng tian]
means "add more", "increase".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Thien, Tien, Tin). It means "sky", "heaven",
"day".
[tian tang] means
"heaven", [tian xing]
is the "inherent nature".
A prominent personality in history: WU
Zetian
[
]
(624 - 705), the only Empress in Chinese history.
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Dien, Tien, T'ien, Tin).
This is also a Chinese
surname. It means "field", "cultivated land".
[tian di]
means "farm land", [tian ye] refer to
"field", [you tian] is an
"oil field".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Tiam, Tiem, Tim).
It means "sweet". [tian
dian]
refers to "dessert", [tian
mei]
means "sweet", "lovely",
,
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Tit). It
means "iron".
[bai tie]
means "galvanised iron", [tie ban] means "steel
plate", [tie lu] refers to "railways";
more commonly used for males.
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Dinh, Teng). It
means "graceful", "elegant"; more
commonly used for females.
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Din, Teng).
It means "palace courtyard".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Dong,
Thong,
Ton, Toong, Tung, T’ung). It means "through", "unimpeded", "communicate". [tong
chang]
means "normally, [tong zhi]
is to "inform". A prominent personality in history:
LI Tongxuan
(635 - 730BC), an eminent Buddhist scholar in the Tang dynasty, contributed to
the development and popularisation of Huayan Buddhist sect.
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Dong). This is also a Chinese
surname. It means "child".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Toong, Tung). It refers to the Tung tree, Paulownia
tree. [wu tong] refers to the
tree
(fermiana platanifolia);
more commonly used for males.
,
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Toong, Tung). It means "unite", ,
"unity", "rule", "whole".
[tong ji]
means "statistics", [tong yi]
means "unify", [tong zhi]
is to "rule", "govern"; more commonly used for males.
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