Definition of nien hao in English:

nien hao

noun ˌnjɛn ˈhaʊ

A title given to the reign, or part of the reign, of a Chinese emperor, used in imperial China as a system of dating. Hence: a mark (signifying a particular imperial reign-period) used on Chinese porcelain to indicate an object's period of manufacture.

Early 19th century. From Chinese niánhào (Wade-Giles transcription nien hao) from nián year + hào name of a reign or dynasty.

nounˌnjɛn ˈhaʊ

A title given to the reign, or part of the reign, of a Chinese emperor, used in imperial China as a system of dating. Hence: a mark (signifying a particular imperial reign-period) used on Chinese porcelain to indicate an object's period of manufacture.

Early 19th century. From Chinese niánhào (Wade-Giles transcription nien hao) from nián year + hào name of a reign or dynasty.

单词	nien hao
释义	Definition of nien hao in English: nien hao noun ˌnjɛn ˈhaʊ A title given to the reign, or part of the reign, of a Chinese emperor, used in imperial China as a system of dating. Hence: a mark (signifying a particular imperial reign-period) used on Chinese porcelain to indicate an object's period of manufacture. Origin Early 19th century. From Chinese niánhào (Wade-Giles transcription nien hao) from nián year + hào name of a reign or dynasty. Definition of nien hao in US English: nien hao nounˌnjɛn ˈhaʊ A title given to the reign, or part of the reign, of a Chinese emperor, used in imperial China as a system of dating. Hence: a mark (signifying a particular imperial reign-period) used on Chinese porcelain to indicate an object's period of manufacture. Origin Early 19th century. From Chinese niánhào (Wade-Giles transcription nien hao) from nián year + hào name of a reign or dynasty.
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