Han Chinese

English

Adjective

Han Chinese (not comparable)

1. Referring to the largest ethnic group indigenous to China.

Translations

referring to the largest ethnic group indigenous to China

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 漢族的／汉族的, 汉族的 (hànzú de), 漢人的／汉人的, 汉人的 (hànrén de), 漢的／汉的, 汉的 (hàn de)

• Finnish: han-kiinalainen
• Latvian: haņu
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• Manchu: ᠨᡳᡴᠠᠨ (nikan)
• Portuguese: han (pt)
• Russian: ха́ньский (ru) (xánʹskij)
• Swedish: hankinesisk

Noun

1. The largest ethnic group indigenous to China.

Translations

the largest ethnic group indigenous to China

• Burmese: please add this translation if you can
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 漢族／汉族 (zh) (Hànzú), 汉族 (zh) (hànzú), 漢人／汉人 (zh) (Hànrén), 汉人 (zh) (hànrén), 漢／汉 (zh) (hàn), 汉 (zh) (hàn)

• Finnish: han-kiinalaiset pl
• Hindi: हान चीनी (hān cīnī)
• Indonesian: suku Han
• Japanese: 漢民族 (かんみんぞく, kanminzoku), 漢族 (かんぞく, kanzoku), 漢人 (かんじん, kanjin)
• Khmer: ហានប្រទេសចិន (haan prɑteeh cən)
• Korean: 한족 (ko) (hanjok), 한인 (ko) (hanin) (can also mean Korean)
• Lao: please add this translation if you can
• Latvian: haņi m pl
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• Malay: please add this translation if you can
• Mongolian: хятад үндэстэн (xjatad ündesten)
• Portuguese: han (pt) m pl, hans m pl
• Russian: кита́ец (ru) m (kitájec), китая́нка (ru) f (kitajánka), ха́нец (ru) m (xánec), ха́нька f (xánʹka), хань (ru) m or f (xanʹ) (usually collective)
• Tagalog: tsinong Han
• Thai: ชาวฮั่น (chaao hân)
• Tibetan: རྒྱ་མི། (rgya mi)
• Uyghur: خەنزۇ (ug) (xenzu)
• Vietnamese: người Hán
• Zhuang: bouxgun