IPA: /jæˈmuːn/
KK: /jæˈmʊn/
A type of official residence used by Chinese officials, often characterized by traditional architecture and cultural significance.
The governor hosted a banquet at the yamun to celebrate the festival.
The word 'yamun' originates from Sanskrit 'यमुन' (Yamunā), which refers to the river Yamuna in India. The name is derived from the root 'yama' (meaning to control or restrain), which is associated with the river's significance in Hindu mythology as a sacred water body.
Think of the sacred river Yamuna, which is named after the concept of 'control' or 'restraint' in its original meaning. This helps you remember that 'yamun' refers to this important river.