How to write 莞

莞 [guān] 1. Refers to a type of plant similar to bulrush, and also refers to mats woven from this plant. - The primary meaning: Commonly known as bulrush or mat grass. It also refers to mats made from bulrush. - [Eng.] tabernaemontanus bulrush, which grows in paddy fields, also known as Scirpus tabernaemontani. The stem is five to six feet tall, suitable for weaving mats, with leaves small like scales and yellow-green flowers. Another name is "little bulrush." - Example: 莞蒲 (bulrush); 莞席 (mats woven from bulrush); 莞蕈 (grass and bamboo-made mats); 莞蒻 (bulrush used for weaving). 莞 [guǎn] 1. A geographic name, referring to Dongguan, a city in Guangdong Province, China. - [Eng.] "Dongguan" (Dōngguǎn): The name of a city located downstream of the East River in Guangdong Province. 莞 [wǎn] 1. To smile. - [Eng.] smiling. - Example: 如“～～一笑” (smiling slightly). 莞 [wǎn] 1. The internal cavity of the stomach. - [Eng.] gastral cavity. - Example: “寒气在胃莞” (cold air is within the stomach cavity). 同「豌」 (same as "豌"). 同「豌」 (same as "豌").