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尾戒
[wĕi jiè]
'Ring on Tail Finger' in English could suggest the wearing of a ring on one's little finger, possibly signifying certain personal status or commitment as rings often do culturally, although the practice varies across regions.
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有个手指叫无名
[yŏu gè shŏu zhĭ jiào wú míng]
Refers metaphorically to a finger without name also hinting ringer — the ring finger on which wedding ...
无名指为你留
[wú míng zhĭ wéi nĭ liú]
The Ring Finger Reserved for You In many cultures the ring finger holds significance usually its ...
无名指
[wú míng zhĭ]
Means ring finger In Asian cultures the ring finger holds symbolic meaning for engagement or being ...
戒指本应戴在无名指
[jiè zhĭ bĕn yīng dài zài wú míng zhĭ]
Literal translation would be rings should be worn on the ring finger Culturally in many places wearing ...
无名指的幸福
[wú míng zhĭ de xìng fú]
This username expresses the subtle happiness or commitment symbolized by the ring worn on the ring ...
那枚尾戒
[nèi méi wĕi jiè]
Translated as That Ring on My Ring Finger possibly suggesting past or unattainable love People wear ...
小指尾戒
[xiăo zhĭ wĕi jiè]
Referring to wearing a ring on the little finger which in some cultures can indicate singleness or ...
我食指上的戒指
[wŏ shí zhĭ shàng de jiè zhĭ]
This name suggests that the user feels something special about a ring worn on their index finger It ...
想为你戴上指环
[xiăng wéi nĭ dài shàng zhĭ huán]
Wish to Put a Ring On Your Finger signifies an intent or desire to enter into commitment through ring ...