Is there a term for Chinese-derived "kunyomi"?


So, when it comes to kanji readings, there is onyomi and kunyomi, plus some
exceptions and in-between cases. One interesting type of reading that I've
come across a few times is when a kanji has a "kunyomi" reading that comes
from Chinese.

That is, it's "kunyomi" since the reading is derived from the meaning, not the
sound (of the character in Chinese), but rather than using a native Japanese
word, it uses _another_ Chinese word.

The only example I can think of off the top of my head is a pretty obscure
one: the name of the Japanese leek/onion. The original Chinese-derived term is
「辣韮」 (らっきょう). However, it can be also written 「薤」(a single character that also
means leak/onion) while still being pronounced「らっきょう」. I've seen the kunyomi
reading of「薤」listed as「らっきょう」in dictionaries.

What are some other examples you can think of? Is there a particular name for
this type of kanji reading?

