[Ninai]

1. Grandma.

milk

[Nineveh]

The white or yellowish juice secreted by the mammary glands of dairy cows is used to feed their young, which contains different proportions of fat, protein, sugar and inorganic salts in suspension.

cream

[nǎi yóu]

The semi-solid substance extracted from milk is white and yellowish, and its fat content is lower than that of butter. It is usually used as a raw material for making cakes and sweets.

wet nurse

[nǎi mā]

A woman employed to care for children.

wet nurse

[nìniáng]

mummy

Stimulate milk secretion

[wrong]

Use drugs or food to make the parturient secrete milk.

cheese

[nìlào]

Semi-solidified food made from milk of cattle, sheep, etc.

Promote lactation

[Xi ànáI]

1. Secrete milk.

milk tea

[nìI chá]

Tea mixed with milk or goat's milk.

nipple

[nǎi zuǐ]

Something made of rubber, etc. that resembles a nipple on a bottle mouth.

Weaning

[Duan nǎI]

Babies or young mammals do not continue to eat breast milk and eat other foods instead.

(of a baby) spitting milk.

[Say your name]

The baby vomits after eating milk, mostly because he eats too much at one time.

milk wine

[Day jiǔ] incarnation]

Fermented beverage made of milk, etc. Also called milk wine.

Childhood/baby name

[nǎi míng]

It is also called a nickname or birth name. The name of childhood.

Deciduous teeth/deciduous teeth/deciduous teeth/deciduous teeth

[nìyá]

Primary teeth.

milk

[jǐ nǎi]

Milk [cows, sheep, etc] by hand or mechanical device.

Feed milk

[Winnie Day]

Humans or mammals breast-feed their young.

rice pudding

[nǎi gāo]

A supplementary food for infants is prepared from rice flour, bean flour, egg powder, sugar, calcium and vitamins. Also called "milk cake".

nanmu

[Day m incarnation]

housemaid

Avoid milk

[jìnìI]

Pregnant women's milk