To what would the sounds nou zi translate into english and equal into chinese

[Overpopulation]

To what would the sounds nou zi translate into english and equal into chinese

 

nouzi is the word supposedly transliterated.

[Demonic_Duck]

"Nou" isn't a valid Pinyin (Mandarin) syllable. Possibly a Jyutping (Cantonese) rendering of 腦子／脑子 "brain".

[roddy]

Where'd you see it? It could be quite a few things. 

[Overpopulation]

It was in a chinese graffiti on a picture. It looked like it was the way the upper was meant to be read. My best efforts lead me to:

 

• 耨
  nòu

  hoe to hoe to weed
   
• 獳
  nòu

  angry dog
   
• 鎒
  nòu

  variant of 耨[nou4]

[Overpopulation]

Btw i dont have acces to that picture nor there is any way i may recall the chinese characters ._.

[Demonic_Duck]

Huh. Turns out nou is a valid pinyin syllable.

[Publius]

Out of the 8 candidate characters Google Pinyin provides for 'nou', I know 0.

I know what 耨 means but not how to pronounce it.

[imron]

6 minutes ago, Publius said:

know what 耨 means but not how to pronounce it.

You do now

[Demonic_Duck]

Oh 耨 he doesn't!

[Overpopulation]

Ao an angry dog, and angry brain, zi means thing as far as i read. So wht the heck does this mean. If without a context an average chinese find nouzi what does he thinks it means.

[Demonic_Duck]

Cantonese pronunciation for 腦子 "brain" is by far the most likely of anything mentioned so far. The other characters are all extremely rare.