濟州島

Jeju Island special autonomous province, South Korea, a World Heritage site

Characters and words in 濟州島

used in place names associated with the Ji River 濟水|济水[Ji3 Shui3] / surname Ji
only used in 濟濟|济济[ji3 ji3]
to cross a river / to aid or relieve / to be of help

= + : Joan of Arc (ji) accidentally knocked over the only water supply bottle (氵) In the space station's bathroom (Ø4) and now she's in big trouble. She uses the empty bottle as a drum to call for help (济), but it is of no use; she would need a gong instead. Unfortunately the drum is ready, but the gong is not (齐).
used in 濟濟|济济[ji3 ji3]
Jeju Island special autonomous province (Cheju Island), South Korea, a World Heritage site
prefecture / (old) province / (old) administrative division / state (e.g. of US) / oblast (Russia) / canton (Switzerland)

= + + : Mnemonic symbol: the red cotton tree, as it is the official flower of 广州 (Guangzhou). A new river (川) formed spontaneously in front of the outhouse (ou1), and James II of England (zh) was barely able to climb on a red cotton tree (州). Other animals are happy about this development: a mean crocodile (丷) is floating on a petal leaf (丶) towards the red cotton tree.
island / CL:個|个[ge4],座[zuo4]

= + : Don Quixote (d) is trapped on a remote island (岛) inside of the aortas (ao3). The only animal on the island is a black crow (乌), and Don Quixote is chasing it with a fork (山) round and round the island, trying to catch it.

Words with 濟州島

濟州島 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 濟州島

濟州島 currently does not appear in any sentence.