Chinese words ending with 尔 (ěr)

229 words.

• 偶(ǒu)尔(ěr) occasionally
• 贝(bèi)尔(ěr) Bell
• 英(yīng)特(tè)尔(ěr) Intel
• 尼(ní)泊(bó)尔(ěr) Nepal
• 黑(hēi)格(gé)尔(ěr) Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831), German philosopher
• 戴(dài)尔(ěr) Dell
• 布(bù)尔(ěr) Boole
• 新(xīn)婚(hūn)燕(yàn)尔(ěr) to experience the joy of being newly married
• 布(bù)鲁(lǔ)塞(sài)尔(ěr) Brussels, capital of Belgium
• 扎(zhā)伊(yī)尔(ěr) Zaire, former name of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• 尼(ní)日(rì)尔(ěr) Niger
• 比(bǐ)尔(ěr) Bill
• 摩(mó)尔(ěr) mole
• 海(hǎi)尔(ěr) Haier
• 察(chá)哈(hā)尔(ěr) Chahar Province
• 维(wéi)吾(wú)尔(ěr) Uyghur ethnic group
• 厄(è)瓜(guā)多(duō)尔(ěr) Ecuador
• 克(kè)什(shí)米(mǐ)尔(ěr) Kashmir
• 诺(nuò)贝(bèi)尔(ěr) Nobel
• 乌(wū)拉(lā)尔(ěr) the Ural mountains in Russia, dividing Europe from Asia
• 马(mǎ)歇(xiē)尔(ěr) Marshall
• 塞(sài)内(nèi)加(jiā)尔(ěr) Senegal
• 卡(kǎ)尔(ěr) Karl
• 安(ān)道(dào)尔(ěr) Andorra
• 丹(dān)尼(ní)尔(ěr) Daniel
• 科(kē)尔(ěr) Kohl
• 艾(ài)森(sēn)豪(háo)威(wēi)尔(ěr) Dwight D. Eisenhower (1890-1969), US army general and politician, Supreme Allied Commander in Europe during World War II, US President 1953-1961
• 卡(kǎ)塔(tǎ)尔(ěr) Qatar
• 蒙(méng)特(tè)利(lì)尔(ěr) Montreal, city in Quebec, Canada
• 帕(pà)米(mǐ)尔(ěr) the Pamirs, highland region of Central Asia
• 柏(bò)柏(bò)尔(ěr) Berber people of North Africa
• 巴(bā)塞(sài)尔(ěr) Basel, Switzerland
• 伊(yī)斯(sī)坦(tǎn)布(bù)尔(ěr) Istanbul, Turkey
• 塞(sài)舌(shé)尔(ěr) the Seychelles
• 基(jī)尔(ěr) Kiel
• 迈(mài)克(kè)尔(ěr) Michael
• 苏(sū)美(měi)尔(ěr) Sumer (Šumer), one of the early civilizations of the Ancient Near East
• 霍(huò)尔(ěr) Hall
• 布(bù)莱(lái)尔(ěr) Blair
• 桑(sāng)给(jǐ)巴(bā)尔(ěr) Zanzibar
• 希(xī)尔(ěr) Hill
• 笛(dí)卡(kǎ)尔(ěr) René Descartes (1596-1650) French philosopher
• 喀(kā)布(bù)尔(ěr) Kabul, capital of Afghanistan
• 康(kāng)托(tuō)尔(ěr) Cantor
• 图(tú)尔(ěr) Tours
• 拉(lā)合(hé)尔(ěr) Lahore
• 达(dá)斡(wò)尔(ěr) Daur ethnic group
• 阿(ā)尔(ěr)及(jí)尔(ěr) Algiers, capital of Algeria
• 里(lǐ)尔(ěr) Lille
• 格(gé)萨(sà)尔(ěr) King Gesar, hero of a Tibetan and Mongolian epic cycle
• 阿(ā)贝(bèi)尔(ěr) Niels Henrik Abel (1802-1829), Norwegian mathematician
• 拉(lā)斐(fěi)尔(ěr) Raphael
• 出(chū)尔(ěr)反(fǎn)尔(ěr) modern: to go back on one's word
• 鲍(bào)威(wēi)尔(ěr) Powell
• 纽(niǔ)卡(kǎ)斯(sī)尔(ěr) Newcastle
• 盖(gài)尔(ěr) Gaelic
• 索(suǒ)尔(ěr) Thor
• 赫(hè)尔(ěr) Hull
• 乌(wū)尔(ěr) Ur
• 保(bǎo)尔(ěr) Paul
• 埃(āi)米(mǐ)尔(ěr) emir
• 多(duō)尔(ěr) Dole
• 戈(gē)尔(ěr) Gore
• 库(kù)尔(ěr) Chur
• 泰(tài)戈(gē)尔(ěr) Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941), Indian poet and writer
• 米(mǐ)歇(xiē)尔(ěr) Michel or Mitchell
• 大(dà)呼(hū)拉(lā)尔(ěr) State Great Khural or Great State Assembly, Mongolian parliament
• 纳(nà)赛(sài)尔(ěr) Nasr or Nasser
• 达(dá)喀(kā)尔(ěr) Dakar, capital of Senegal
• 弗(fú)拉(lā)基(jī)米(mǐ)尔(ěr) Vladimir
• 撒(sā)切(qiē)尔(ěr) Thatcher
• 第(dì)纳(nà)尔(ěr) dinar (currency)
• 班(bān)加(jiā)罗(luó)尔(ěr) Bangalore, capital of southwest Indian state Karnataka 卡纳塔克邦 kǎnàtǎkèbāng
• 坎(kǎn)贝(bèi)尔(ěr) Campbell
• 萨(sà)尔(ěr) Saarland
• 皮(pí)埃(āi)尔(ěr) Pierre
• 卡(kǎ)特(tè)尔(ěr) cartel
• 戈(gē)培(péi)尔(ěr) Joseph Goebbels (1897-1945), German Nazi leader and politician
• 纳(nà)达(dá)尔(ěr) Nadal
• 泰(tài)米(mǐ)尔(ěr) Tamil
• 纳(nà)皮(pí)尔(ěr) Napier
• 伊(yī)戈(gē)尔(ěr) Igor
• 多(duō)佛(fó)尔(ěr) Dover
• 贝(bèi)克(kè)尔(ěr) Baker or Becker
• 梯(tī)也(yě)尔(ěr) Adolphe Thiers
• 龚(gōng)古(gǔ)尔(ěr) Goncourt
• 维(wéi)吉(jí)尔(ěr) Virgil or Vergilius (70-19 BC), Roman poet and author of the Aeneid 埃涅阿斯纪 āinièāsījì
• 克(kè)莱(lái)尔(ěr) Claire
• 海(hǎi)德(dé)格(gé)尔(ěr) Martin Heidegger (1889-1976), German philosopher
• 索(suǒ)绪(xù)尔(ěr) Saussure
• 塔(tǎ)塔(tǎ)尔(ěr) Tatar ethnic group
• 塞(sài)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī)托(tuō)波(bō)尔(ěr) Sevastopol, port city on the Crimean Peninsula
• 拉(lā)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr) Laval
• 阿(ā)法(fǎ)尔(ěr) Afar region of northeast Ethiopia
• 塞(sài)缪(miù)尔(ěr) Samuel
• 奥(ào)马(mǎ)尔(ěr) Omar
• 摩(mó)苏(sū)尔(ěr) Mosul
• 特(tè)里(lǐ)尔(ěr) Trier
• 布(bù)里(lǐ)斯(sī)托(tuō)尔(ěr) Bristol port city in southwest England
• 苏(sū)尔(ěr) Sol
• 莞(wǎn)尔(ěr) to smile
• 邱(qiū)吉(jí)尔(ěr) Winston Churchill (1874–1965), UK politican and prime minister 1940–1945 and 1951–1955
• 不(bù)过(guò)尔(ěr)尔(ěr) not more than so-so
• 亨(hēng)德(dé)尔(ěr) George Frideric Handel (1685–1759), German-born British composer
• 布(bù)拉(lā)柴(chái)维(wéi)尔(ěr) Brazzaville, capital of Congo
• 曼(màn)苏(sū)尔(ěr) Al-Mansur
• 胡(hú)塞(sài)尔(ěr) Edmund Husserl (1859–1938), German philosopher
• 雷(léi)亚(yà)尔(ěr) real (Brazilian currency)
• 布(bù)干(gān)维(wéi)尔(ěr) Bougainville, Papua New Guinea
• 班(bān)珠(zhū)尔(ěr) Banjul, capital of Gambia
• 菲(fēi)舍(shě)尔(ěr) Fisher or Fischer
• 巴(bā)斯(sī)特(tè)尔(ěr) Basseterre, capital of Saint Kitts and Nevis
• 格(gé)勒(lè)诺(nuò)布(bù)尔(ěr) Grenoble
• 利(lì)伯(bó)维(wéi)尔(ěr) Libreville, capital of Gabon
• 古(gǔ)杰(jié)拉(lā)尔(ěr) Gujral
• 恩(ēn)格(gé)尔(ěr) Engel
• 博(bó)帕(pà)尔(ěr) Bhopal, capital of central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh 中央邦 zhōngyāngbāng
• 巴(bā)希(xī)尔(ěr) Bashir
• 巴(bā)德(dé)尔(ěr) Baldr or Baldur, god in Norse mythology
• 伊(yī)曼(màn)纽(niǔ)尔(ěr) Emanuel
• 安(ān)格(gé)尔(ěr) Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres (1780-1867), French Neoclassical painter
• 布(bù)什(shí)尔(ěr) Bushehr Province of southern Iran, bordering on the Persian Gulf
• 拜(bài)科(kē)努(nǔ)尔(ěr) Baikonur
• 费(fèi)舍(shě)尔(ěr) Fisher or Fischer
• 达(dá)朗(lǎng)贝(bèi)尔(ěr) D'Alembert (1717-1783), French mathematician
• 新(xīn)罕(hǎn)布(bù)什(shí)尔(ěr) New Hampshire, US state
• 昌(chāng)迪(dí)加(jiā)尔(ěr) Chandighar, capital of Punjab state of northwest India
• 瑞(ruì)尔(ěr) riel
• 福(fú)尔(ěr) Félix Faure (1841-1899), president of France 1895-1899
• 阿(ā)拉(lā)尔(ěr) Aral shehiri (Aral city) or Ālā'ěr subprefecture level city in west Xinjiang
• 麦(mài)尔(ěr)维(wéi)尔(ěr) Melville
• 巴(bā)布(bù)尔(ěr) Zaheeruddin Babur (1483-1530), first ruler of Mughal dynasty of India
• 康(kāng)奈(nài)尔(ěr) Cornell
• 托(tuō)木(mù)尔(ěr) Mt Tomur (Russian: Pik Pobeda), the highest peak of Tianshan mountains on the border between Xinjiang and Kyrgyzstan
• 泰(tài)尔(ěr) Tyre
• 福(fú)禄(lù)贝(bèi)尔(ěr) surname Fröbel or Froebel
• 纳(nà)什(shí)维(wéi)尔(ěr) Nashville, capital of Tennessee
• 蒙(méng)代(dài)尔(ěr) Walter Mondale (1928-), US democratic politician, US vice-president 1977-1981 and ambassador to Japan 1993-1996
• 达(dá)尔(ěr)富(fù)尔(ěr) Darfur, region of western Sudan
• 阿(ā)加(jiā)迪(dí)尔(ěr) Agadir, city in southwest Morocco
• 拉(lā)包(bāo)尔(ěr) Rabaul, port city and capital of New Britain, island of northeast Papua New Guinea
• 皮(pí)卡(kǎ)尔(ěr) Picard
• 乃(nǎi)尔(ěr) thus
• 利(lì)勒(lè)哈(hā)默(mò)尔(ěr) Lillehammer
• 加(jiā)索(suǒ)尔(ěr) Gasol
• 安(ān)吉(jí)尔(ěr) angel
• 帕(pà)斯(sī)卡(kǎ)尔(ěr) Pascal
• 德(dé)雷(léi)尔(ěr) Dreyer
• 森(sēn)海(hǎi)塞(sài)尔(ěr) Sennheiser
• 洛(luò)希(xī)尔(ěr) Rothschild
• 莫(mò)代(dài)尔(ěr) modal fiber
• 菲(fēi)德(dé)尔(ěr) Fidel
• 贝(bèi)克(kè)勒(lè)尔(ěr) becquerel
• 韩(hán)德(dé)尔(ěr) Handel
• 首(shǒu)尔(ěr) Seoul, capital of South Korea
• 默(mò)克(kè)尔(ěr) Angela Merkel (1954-), German CDU politician, chancellor from 2005
• 奥(ào)威(wēi)尔(ěr) Orwell
• 帕(pà)利(lì)基(jī)尔(ěr) Palikir, capital of the Federated States of Micronesia
• 瓜(guā)达(dá)尔(ěr) Gwadar, free trade port city in Pakistani province of Baluchistan
• 科(kē)佩(pèi)尔(ěr) Koper
• 萨(sà)德(dé)尔(ěr) Sadr
• 西(xī)里(lǐ)尔(ěr) Cyril
• 上(shàng)艾(ài)瑟(sè)尔(ěr) Overijssel, province of the Netherlands
• 伊(yī)思(sī)迈(mài)尔(ěr) Ismail
• 佛(fú)雷(léi)泽(zé)尔(ěr) Frazer
• 克(kè)拉(lā)斯(sī)诺(nuò)达(dá)尔(ěr) Krasnodar
• 具(jù)尔(ěr) brother
• 利(lì)马(mǎ)索(suǒ)尔(ěr) Limassol, Cyprus
• 加(jiā)俾(bǐ)额(é)尔(ěr) Gabriel
• 勒(lè)哈(hā)费(fèi)尔(ěr) Le Havre
• 包(bāo)尔(ěr) Borr
• 参(cān)卡(kǎ)尔(ěr) Ivan Cankar (1876-1918), Slovenian modernist writer
• 哈(hā)贝(bèi)尔(ěr) Habel, Haber or Hubbell
• 喀(kā)什(shí)噶(gá)尔(ěr) Kashgar or Qeshqer (Chinese Kashi) in the west of Xinjiang near Kyrgyzstan
• 塔(tǎ)玛(mǎ)尔(ěr) Tamar
• 塞(sài)席(xí)尔(ěr) the Seychelles
• 多(duō)伊(yī)尔(ěr) Doyle
• 奥(ào)康(kāng)内(nèi)尔(ěr) O'Connell
• 安(ān)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr) Anwar
• 巴(bā)控(kòng)克(kè)什(shí)米(mǐ)尔(ěr) Pakistan administered Kashmir
• 帕(pà)内(nèi)尔(ěr) Parnell
• 帕(pà)蒂(dì)尔(ěr) Patil
• 开(kāi)伯(bó)尔(ěr) Khyber province of Pakistan
• 想(xiǎng)当(dāng)然(rán)尔(ěr) to take sth as given
• 戈(gē)斯(sī)拉(lā)尔(ěr) Goslar, Germany
• 托(tuō)拉(lā)尔(ěr) tolar, currency of Slovenia 1991-2007
• 拉(lā)盖(gài)尔(ěr) Laguerre
• 提(tí)尔(ěr) Tyre
• 斯(sī)彻(chè)达(dá)尔(ěr) Stjørdal
• 斯(sī)泰(tài)恩(ēn)谢(xiè)尔(ěr) Steinkjær
• 斯(sī)福(fú)尔(ěr)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr) Svolvær
• 普(pǔ)莱(lái)费(fèi)尔(ěr) Playfair
• 普(pǔ)萘(nài)洛(luò)尔(ěr) propranolol
• 曼(màn)达(dá)尔(ěr) Mandal
• 标(biāo)准(zhǔn)普(pǔ)尔(ěr) S&P (formerly Standard & Poor's), financial services company
• 梅(méi)斯(sī)梅(méi)尔(ěr) Mesmer
• 沃(wò)克(kè)斯(sī)豪(háo)尔(ěr) Vauxhall
• 泰(tài)格(gé)尔(ěr) Tegel
• 温(wēn)特(tè)图(tú)尔(ěr) Winterthur, Switzerland
• 潘(pān)塔(tǎ)纳(nà)尔(ěr) Pantanal
• 热比亚·卡德尔(rèbǐyàkǎdéěr) Rebiya Kadeer (1946–), Uyghur businesswoman and activist, imprisoned 1999–2005, then president of the World Uyghur Congress
• 热比娅·卡德尔(rèbǐyàkǎdéěr) Rebiya Kadeer (1946–), Uyghur businesswoman and activist, imprisoned from 1999 to 2005, later president of the World Uyghur Congress
• 爱(ài)德(dé)斯(sī)沃(wò)尔(ěr) Eidsvoll
• 爱(ài)莫(mò)利(lì)维(wéi)尔(ěr) Emeryville, city on San Fransico Bay, California
• 特(tè)鲁(lǔ)埃(āi)尔(ěr) Tergüel or Teruel, Spain
• 王(wáng)嘉(jiā)尔(ěr) Jackson Wang (1994–), Hong Kong singer, rapper and dancer, member of GOT7 and founder of Team Wang
• 皮(pí)尔(ěr) Pierre, capital of South Dakota
• 米(mǐ)诺(nuò)地(dì)尔(ěr) minoxidil
• 罗(luó)伯(bó)斯(sī)庇(bì)尔(ěr) Robespierre
• 艾(ài)弥(mí)尔(ěr) Emile
• 艾(ài)玛(mǎ)纽(niǔ)埃(āi)尔(ěr) Emmanuel or Emmanuelle
• 英(yīng)代(dài)尔(ěr) Intel
• 莱(lái)伊(yī)尔(ěr) Lyell
• 莱(lái)旺(wàng)厄(è)尔(ěr) Levanger
• 莱(lái)赛(sài)尔(ěr) (loanword) lyocell
• 葛(gě)瑞(ruì)格(gé)尔(ěr) Gregoire
• 蕞(zuì)尔(ěr) (of an area) very small
• 詹(zhān)江(jiāng)布(bù)尔(ěr) Janjanbureh river and city in Gambia
• 费(fèi)奥(ào)多(duō)尔(ěr) Theodor of Fyodor
• 赫曼·麦尔维尔(hèmànmàiěrwéiěr) Herman Melville (1819–1891), US novelist, author of Moby Dick 白鲸 báijīng
• 阿(ā)伦(lún)达(dá)尔(ěr) Arendal
• 阿(ā)得(dé)拉(lā)尔(ěr) Adderall
• 阿(ā)斯(sī)佩(pèi)尔(ěr)格(gé)尔(ěr) Hans Asperger (1906-1980), Austrian pediatrician
• 阿(ā)达(dá)比(bǐ)尔(ěr) Ardabil in Azerbaijan region of Iran
• 阿(ā)金(jīn)库(kù)尔(ěr) Agincourt
• 非(fēi)阿(ā)贝(bèi)尔(ěr) non-abelian
• 马(mǎ)克(kè)斯(sī)威(wēi)尔(ěr) James Clerk Maxwell
• 马(mǎ)扎(zhā)尔(ěr) Magyar
• 马(mǎ)里(lǐ)博(bó)尔(ěr) Maribor, 2nd biggest city in Slovenia