Chinese words ending with 威 (wēi)

33 words.

• 示(shì)威(wēi) to demonstrate
• 权(quán)威(wēi) authority
• 挪(nuó)威(wēi) Norway
• 耀(yào)武(wǔ)扬(yáng)威(wēi) to strut around
• 汉(hàn)诺(nuò)威(wēi) Hanover
• 助(zhù)威(wēi) to cheer for
• 金(jīn)威(wēi) Kingway
• 声(shēng)威(wēi) prestige
• 杜(dù)威(wēi) Du Wei (1982-), Shanghai soccer star
• 海(hǎi)明(míng)威(wēi) Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), American novelist and journalist
• 国(guó)威(wēi) national prestige
• 史(shǐ)迪(dí)威(wēi) Joseph Stilwell (1883-1946), commander of US forces in China, Burma and India in World War II
• 下(xià)马(mǎ)威(wēi) display of severity immediately on taking office
• 狐(hú)假(jiǎ)虎(hǔ)威(wēi) lit. the fox exploits the tiger's might
• 淫(yín)威(wēi) abuse of authority
• 华(huá)威(wēi) Warwick
• 百(bǎi)威(wēi) Budweiser
• 发(fā)威(wēi) to unleash one's power
• 奋(fèn)武(wǔ)扬(yáng)威(wēi) a show of strength
• 李(lǐ)朝(cháo)威(wēi) Li Chaowei (c. 766-c. 820), Tang writer of fantasy fiction 传奇, author of 柳毅传
• 辛(xīn)巴(bā)威(wēi) Zimbabwe
• 马(mǎ)拉(lā)威(wēi) Malawi
• 不(bù)怒(nù)而(ér)威(wēi) to have an aura of authority
• 佐(zuǒ)科(kē)威(wēi) Joko Widodo (1961-), Indonesian politician, president of Indonesia
• 官(guān)威(wēi) high-and-mighty attitude towards the public
• 撒(sā)哈(hā)拉(lā)威(wēi) Sahrawi
• 有(yǒu)权(quán)威(wēi) authoritative
• 立(lì)威(wēi) to establish one's authority
• 荣(róng)威(wēi) Roewe
• 赛(sài)格(gé)威(wēi) Segway PT
• 里(lǐ)朗(lǎng)威(wēi) Lilongwe, capital of Malawi
• 雅(yǎ)威(wēi) Yahweh
• 静(jìng)坐(zuò)抗(kàng)议(yì)示(shì)威(wēi) sit-in protest demonstration

33 words.

• 示(shì)威(wēi) to demonstrate
• 權(quán)威(wēi) authority
• 挪(nuó)威(wēi) Norway
• 耀(yào)武(wǔ)揚(yáng)威(wēi) to strut around
• 漢(hàn)諾(nuò)威(wēi) Hanover
• 助(zhù)威(wēi) to cheer for
• 金(jīn)威(wēi) Kingway
• 聲(shēng)威(wēi) prestige
• 杜(dù)威(wēi) Du Wei (1982-), Shanghai soccer star
• 海(hǎi)明(míng)威(wēi) Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), American novelist and journalist
• 國(guó)威(wēi) national prestige
• 史(shǐ)迪(dí)威(wēi) Joseph Stilwell (1883-1946), commander of US forces in China, Burma and India in World War II
• 下(xià)馬(mǎ)威(wēi) display of severity immediately on taking office
• 狐(hú)假(jiǎ)虎(hǔ)威(wēi) lit. the fox exploits the tiger's might
• 淫(yín)威(wēi) abuse of authority
• 華(huá)威(wēi) Warwick
• 百(bǎi)威(wēi) Budweiser
• 發(fā)威(wēi) to unleash one's power
• 奮(fèn)武(wǔ)揚(yáng)威(wēi) a show of strength
• 李(lǐ)朝(cháo)威(wēi) Li Chaowei (c. 766-c. 820), Tang writer of fantasy fiction 传奇, author of 柳毅传
• 辛(xīn)巴(bā)威(wēi) Zimbabwe
• 馬(mǎ)拉(lā)威(wēi) Malawi
• 不(bù)怒(nù)而(ér)威(wēi) to have an aura of authority
• 佐(zuǒ)科(kē)威(wēi) Joko Widodo (1961-), Indonesian politician, president of Indonesia
• 官(guān)威(wēi) high-and-mighty attitude towards the public
• 撒(sā)哈(hā)拉(lā)威(wēi) Sahrawi
• 有(yǒu)權(quán)威(wēi) authoritative
• 立(lì)威(wēi) to establish one's authority
• 榮(róng)威(wēi) Roewe
• 賽(sài)格(gé)威(wēi) Segway PT
• 里(lǐ)朗(lǎng)威(wēi) Lilongwe, capital of Malawi
• 雅(yǎ)威(wēi) Yahweh
• 靜(jìng)坐(zuò)抗(kàng)議(yì)示(shì)威(wēi) sit-in protest demonstration