The translation of "阳" in English depends on the context and the specific meaning intended. Here are some possible translations:
1. Yang: In traditional Chinese philosophy, "阳" (yáng) refers to the masculine, active, and positive principle, as opposed to the feminine, passive, and negative principle of "阴" (yīn).
2. Sun: "阳" (yáng) can also mean "sun", as in "阳光" (yáng guāng) which means "sunshine".
3. Positive: In some contexts, "阳" (yáng) can be translated as "positive", such as in "阳性" (yáng xìng) which means "positive (medical test result)".
4. Bright: "阳" (yáng) can also mean "bright" or "shining", as in "阳台" (yáng tái) which means "balcony".
5. Other meanings: Depending on the context, "阳" (yáng) can have other meanings such as "male" (as in "阳具" yáng jù which means "male genitalia"), "open" (as in "阳关道" yáng guān dào which means "Yangguan Pass"), or "hot" (as in "阳春面" yáng chūn miàn which means "hot dry noodles").
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