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Jyutping je5 sing3
Pinyin yě xìng

Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
  1. wild nature
  2. unruliness
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
  1. 名詞
    人​或者​其他​動物​唔​受​規範約束​,​自由​奔放​嘅​一面
    wild nature; unruliness
    • 動物充滿野性。
      动物充满野性。
      Unruliness are fully fill in animal's body.
  2. 反義詞
    人性
Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. noun
    wildness; wild nature
Definitions (Kaifangcidian)
  1. (沒有對應漢語詞彙)
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
  1. Cantonese
    佢睇落好不羁,好野性,唔好幻想佢系咩乖乖男朋友嘞。
    佢睇落好不羈,好野性,唔好幻想佢係咩乖乖男朋友嘞。
    keoi5 tai2 lok6 hou2 bat1 gei1, hou2 je5 sing3, m4 hou2 waan6 soeng2 keoi5 hai6 me1 gwaai1 gwaai1 naam4 pang4 jau5 laak3.
    • He looks so untamed, don't fantasize him as some kind of sweet nice boyfriend.
  2. Cantonese
    动物充满野性。
    動物充滿野性。
    • Unruliness are fully fill in animal's body.
  3. Cantonese
    早期嘅人类社会有养狼。𠮶阵时啲人选择性咁净系将啲野性冇咁犀利嘅狼攞去配种,一代一代咁令到佢哋养𠮶啲狼嘅性格同特征变得愈嚟愈温顺-形成咗狗呢种新动物。呢个就系生物学上「驯养」嘅一个例子。
    早期嘅人類社會有養狼。嗰陣時啲人選擇性咁淨係將啲野性冇咁犀利嘅狼攞去配種,一代一代咁令到佢哋養嗰啲狼嘅性格同特徵變得愈嚟愈温順-形成咗狗呢種新動物。呢個就係生物學上「馴養」嘅一個例子。
    • Early human society kept wolves as pets. People at that time selectively bred wolves that were less ferocious, and, over successive generations, caused the wolves they kept to become more and more tamed - resulting in a new animal, dogs. This is an example of biological domestication.
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    在《撒忧的龙船河》里的撒忧文化,“撒忧”又叫“撒阳”、“撒野”、“撒尔嗬”,就是生长在泛自然神论文化下的生殖崇拜符号,撒野现象就是指土家情歌中那些强烈的生命冲动和人性张扬中所表现出来的野性美。
    在《撒憂的龍船河》裏的撒憂文化,“撒憂”又叫“撒陽”、“撒野”、“撒爾嗬”,就是生長在泛自然神論文化下的生殖崇拜符號,撒野現象就是指土家情歌中那些強烈的生命衝動和人性張揚中所表現出來的野性美。
    zài “ sǎ yōu de lóng chuán hé ” lǐ de sǎ yōu wén huà , “ sǎ yōu ” yòu jiào “ sǎ yáng ” , “ sǎ yě ” , “ sǎ ěr hē ” , jiù shì shēng cháng zài fàn zì rán shén lùn wén huà xià de shēng zhí chóng bài fú hào , sǎ yě xiàn xiàng jiù shì zhǐ tǔ jiā qíng gē zhōng nà xiē qiáng liè de shēng mìng chōng dòng hé rén xìng zhāng yáng zhōng suǒ biǎo xiàn chū lái de yě xìng měi .
    • In "Spreading Worry on the Dragon Boat River", san yu, also known as san yang, san ye, and san er hu, are the words used to refer to the worship of reproduction under Pandeism, as demonstrated in romantic songs sung by village people to show the strong impulse of vitality and humanity and the beauty of wildness.