Chinese words ending with 星 (xīng)

148 words.

• 卫(wèi)星(xīng) satellite
• 明(míng)星(xīng) star
• 恒(héng)星(xīng) star
• 行(xíng)星(xīng) planet
• 金(jīn)星(xīng) gold star
• 零(líng)星(xīng) fragmentary
• 李(lǐ)肇(zhào)星(xīng) Li Zhaoxing (1940-), former PRC foreign minister
• 火(huǒ)星(xīng) spark
• 星(xīng)星(xing) a star
• 流(liú)星(xīng) meteor
• 三(sān)星(xīng) three major stars of the Three Stars 参宿 shēnxiù Chinese constellation
• 福(fú)星(xīng) mascot
• 彗(huì)星(xīng) comet
• 五(wǔ)星(xīng) the five visible planets, namely: Mercury 水星, Venus 金星, Mars 火星, Jupiter 木星, Saturn 土星
• 木(mù)星(xīng) Jupiter
• 双(shuāng)星(xīng) double star
• 球(qiú)星(xīng) sports star
• 北(běi)极(jí)星(xīng) North Star
• 巨(jù)星(xīng) giant star
• 小(xiǎo)行(xíng)星(xīng) asteroid
• 人(rén)造(zào)卫(wèi)星(xīng) artificial satellite
• 通(tōng)信(xìn)卫(wèi)星(xīng) communications satellite
• 克(kè)星(xīng) nemesis
• 五(wǔ)角(jiǎo)星(xīng) five-pointed star
• 变(biàn)星(xīng) variable star
• 红(hóng)星(xīng) red star
• 土(tǔ)星(xīng) Saturn
• 水(shuǐ)星(xīng) Mercury
• 救(jiù)星(xīng) savior
• 天(tiān)王(wáng)星(xīng) Uranus
• 新(xīn)星(xīng) nova
• 歌(gē)星(xīng) singing star
• 冥(míng)王(wáng)星(xīng) Pluto
• 超(chāo)新(xīn)星(xīng) supernova
• 繁(fán)星(xīng) many stars
• 海(hǎi)王(wáng)星(xīng) Neptune
• 寿(shòu)星(xīng) elderly person whose birthday is being celebrated
• 影(yǐng)星(xīng) film star
• 气(qì)象(xiàng)卫(wèi)星(xīng) weather satellite
• 白(bái)矮(ǎi)星(xīng) white dwarf
• 魁(kuí)星(xīng) stars of the Big Dipper that constitute the rectangular body of the dipper
• 天(tiān)狼(láng)星(xīng) Sirius, a double star in constellation Canis Major 大犬座
• 中(zhōng)子(zǐ)星(xīng) neutron star
• 海(hǎi)星(xīng) starfish
• 北(běi)斗(dǒu)七(qī)星(xīng) Big Dipper
• 陨(yǔn)星(xīng) meteorite
• 织(zhī)女(nǚ)星(xīng) Vega, brightest star in constellation Lyra 天琴星座
• 准(zhǔn)星(xīng) front sight
• 脉(mài)冲(chōng)星(xīng) pulsar
• 主(zhǔ)序(xù)星(xīng) main-sequence star
• 伴(bàn)星(xīng) companion star
• 哈(hā)雷(léi)彗(huì)星(xīng) Halley's Comet
• 北(běi)斗(dǒu)星(xīng) the Big Dipper
• 满(mǎn)天(tiān)星(xīng) Baby's Breath
• 晨(chén)星(xīng) morning stars
• 外(wài)星(xīng) alien
• 大(dà)步(bù)流(liú)星(xīng) at a stride
• 智(zhì)多(duō)星(xīng) resourceful person
• 眼(yǎn)冒(mào)金(jīn)星(xīng) to see stars
• 笑(xiào)星(xīng) popular comedian
• 启(qǐ)明(míng)星(xīng) Venus
• 零(líng)零(líng)星(xīng)星(xīng) odd
• 女(nǚ)星(xīng) female star
• 两(liǎng)弹(dàn)一(yī)星(xīng) producing an atomic bomb (1964) and hydrogen bomb (1967) and launching a satellite into space
• 威(wēi)斯(sī)康(kāng)星(xīng) Wisconsin, US state
• 红(hóng)巨(jù)星(xīng) red giant
• 占(zhān)星(xīng) to divine by astrology
• 灾(zāi)星(xīng) comet or supernova viewed as evil portent
• 追(zhuī)星(xīng) to idolize a celebrity
• 寥(liáo)若(ruò)晨(chén)星(xīng) rare as morning stars
• 通(tōng)讯(xùn)卫(wèi)星(xīng) communications satellite
• 扫(sào)帚(zhou)星(xīng) comet
• 同(tóng)步(bù)卫(wèi)星(xīng) synchronous satellite
• 赖(lài)昌(chāng)星(xīng) Lai Changxing (1958-), notorious Xiamen mafia boss involved in large scale corruption and smuggling, extradited from Canada back to China in 2008
• 丧(sàng)门(mén)星(xīng) messenger of death
• 太(tài)白(bái)星(xīng) Venus
• 类(lèi)地(dì)行(xíng)星(xīng) terrestrial planet
• 定(dìng)盘(pán)星(xīng) the zero point indicator marked on a steelyard
• 朴(piáo)智(zhì)星(xīng) Park Ji-sung (1981-), South Korean former footballer, played for Manchester United
• 童(tóng)星(xīng) child star
• 辰(chén)星(xīng) Mercury in traditional Chinese astronomy
• 文(wén)曲(qǔ)星(xīng) (fig.) renowned literary genius
• 牵(qiān)牛(niú)星(xīng) Altair
• 禄(lù)星(xīng) Star God of Rank and Affluence
• 类(lèi)木(mù)行(xíng)星(xīng) Jovian planet
• 值(zhí)星(xīng) to be on duty for the week
• 列(liè)星(xīng) star alignment
• 双(shuāng)子(zǐ)星(xīng) binary star
• 天(tiān)煞(shà)孤(gū)星(xīng) bane of others' existence
• 小(xiǎo)寿(shòu)星(xīng) birthday boy
• 微(wēi)星(xīng) Micro-Star International (MSI), Taiwanese computer hardware company
• 快(kuài)步(bù)流(liú)星(xīng) to walk quickly
• 放(fàng)卫(wèi)星(xīng) to launch a satellite
• 游(yóu)星(xīng) planet
• 火(huǒ)流(liú)星(xīng) bolide
• 灿(càn)若(ruò)繁(fán)星(xīng) extremely able talent
• 男(nán)星(xīng) male star
• 矮(ǎi)星(xīng) dwarf star
• 谐(xié)星(xīng) popular comedian
• 谷(gǔ)神(shén)星(xīng) Ceres, dwarf planet in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, discovered in 1801 by G. Piazzi
• 智(zhì)神(shén)星(xīng) Pallas, an asteroid, discovered in 1802 by H.W. Olbers
• 三(sān)合(hé)星(xīng) triple star system
• 上(shàng)星(xīng) to broadcast via satellite
• 五(wǔ)芒(máng)星(xīng) five-pointed star
• 亮(liàng)星(xīng) bright star
• 侃(kǎn)星(xīng) chatterbox
• 六(liù)芒(máng)星(xīng) six-pointed star
• 六(liù)角(jiǎo)星(xīng) six-pointed star
• 卡(kǎ)乐(lè)星(xīng) Carl's Jr.
• 地(dì)球(qiú)同(tóng)步(bù)卫(wèi)星(xīng) geosynchronous satellite
• 地(dì)球(qiú)静(jìng)止(zhǐ)卫(wèi)星(xīng) geostationary satellite
• 多(duō)星(xīng) starry
• 大(dà)角(jiǎo)星(xīng) Arcturus
• 奎(kuí)星(xīng) Kuixing, the Great Bear, one of the 28 constellations
• 婚(hūn)神(shén)星(xīng) Juno, an asteroid
• 孛(bèi)星(xīng) comet
• 安(ān)吉(jí)星(xīng) OnStar, an in-vehicle telematics service
• 左(zuǒ)氧(yǎng)氟(fú)沙(shā)星(xīng) levofloxacin
• 徐(xú)星(xīng) Xu Xing (1969-), Chinese palaeontologist
• 惑(huò)星(xīng) planet
• 扁(biǎn)担(dan)星(xīng) Altair and its two adjacent stars
• 扫(sào)把(bǎ)星(xīng) comet
• 日(rì)月(yuè)五(wǔ)星(xīng) sun, moon and the five visible planets
• 棕(zōng)矮(ǎi)星(xīng) brown dwarf star
• 欧(ōu)洲(zhōu)之(zhī)星(xīng) Eurostar
• 母(mǔ)星(xīng) home planet
• 流(liú)量(liàng)明(míng)星(xīng) celebrity with a huge, devoted fan base
• 满(mǎn)天(tiān)繁(fán)星(xīng) lit. whole sky, a multitude of stars
• 灶(zào)神(shén)星(xīng) Vesta, an asteroid, second most massive object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, discovered in 1807 by H.W. Olbers
• 皮(pí)星(xīng) picosatellite
• 矮(ǎi)行(xíng)星(xīng) dwarf planet
• 红(hóng)矮(ǎi)星(xīng) red dwarf star
• 红(hóng)超(chāo)巨(jù)星(xīng) red supergiant
• 纳(nà)卫(wèi)星(xīng) nanosatellite
• 纳(nà)星(xīng) nanosatellite
• 联(lián)星(xīng) binary star
• 脱(tuō)星(xīng) actress or actor known for having been photographed in the nude or for appearing in sexy scenes
• 茀(fú)星(xīng) comet
• 荧(yíng)惑(huò)星(xīng) Mars in traditional Chinese astronomy
• 蓝(lán)巨(jù)星(xīng) blue giant star
• 蓝(lán)星(xīng) the Blue Planet
• 虚(xū)星(xīng) imaginary star
• 观(guān)测(cè)卫(wèi)星(xīng) observation satellite
• 谈(tán)星(xīng) astrology
• 造(zào)父(fù)变(biàn)星(xīng) Cepheid variable star
• 陆(lù)西(xī)星(xīng) Lu Xixing (1520-c. 1601), Ming Daoist author, to whom the fantasy novel Investiture of the Gods 封神演义 fēngshényǎnyì is attributed, together with Xu Zhonglin 许仲琳 xǔzhònglín
• 静(jìng)止(zhǐ)卫(wèi)星(xīng) stationary satellite
• 黑(hēi)矮(ǎi)星(xīng) black dwarf star

148 words.

• 衛(wèi)星(xīng) satellite
• 明(míng)星(xīng) star
• 恆(héng)星(xīng) star
• 行(xíng)星(xīng) planet
• 金(jīn)星(xīng) gold star
• 零(líng)星(xīng) fragmentary
• 李(lǐ)肇(zhào)星(xīng) Li Zhaoxing (1940-), former PRC foreign minister
• 火(huǒ)星(xīng) spark
• 星(xīng)星(xing) a star
• 流(liú)星(xīng) meteor
• 三(sān)星(xīng) three major stars of the Three Stars 参宿 shēnxiù Chinese constellation
• 福(fú)星(xīng) mascot
• 彗(huì)星(xīng) comet
• 五(wǔ)星(xīng) the five visible planets, namely: Mercury 水星, Venus 金星, Mars 火星, Jupiter 木星, Saturn 土星
• 木(mù)星(xīng) Jupiter
• 雙(shuāng)星(xīng) double star
• 球(qiú)星(xīng) sports star
• 北(běi)極(jí)星(xīng) North Star
• 巨(jù)星(xīng) giant star
• 小(xiǎo)行(xíng)星(xīng) asteroid
• 人(rén)造(zào)衛(wèi)星(xīng) artificial satellite
• 通(tōng)信(xìn)衛(wèi)星(xīng) communications satellite
• 剋(kè)星(xīng) nemesis
• 五(wǔ)角(jiǎo)星(xīng) five-pointed star
• 變(biàn)星(xīng) variable star
• 紅(hóng)星(xīng) red star
• 土(tǔ)星(xīng) Saturn
• 水(shuǐ)星(xīng) Mercury
• 救(jiù)星(xīng) savior
• 天(tiān)王(wáng)星(xīng) Uranus
• 新(xīn)星(xīng) nova
• 歌(gē)星(xīng) singing star
• 冥(míng)王(wáng)星(xīng) Pluto
• 超(chāo)新(xīn)星(xīng) supernova
• 繁(fán)星(xīng) many stars
• 海(hǎi)王(wáng)星(xīng) Neptune
• 壽(shòu)星(xīng) elderly person whose birthday is being celebrated
• 影(yǐng)星(xīng) film star
• 氣(qì)象(xiàng)衛(wèi)星(xīng) weather satellite
• 白(bái)矮(ǎi)星(xīng) white dwarf
• 魁(kuí)星(xīng) stars of the Big Dipper that constitute the rectangular body of the dipper
• 天(tiān)狼(láng)星(xīng) Sirius, a double star in constellation Canis Major 大犬座
• 中(zhōng)子(zǐ)星(xīng) neutron star
• 海(hǎi)星(xīng) starfish
• 北(běi)斗(dǒu)七(qī)星(xīng) Big Dipper
• 隕(yǔn)星(xīng) meteorite
• 織(zhī)女(nǚ)星(xīng) Vega, brightest star in constellation Lyra 天琴星座
• 準(zhǔn)星(xīng) front sight
• 脈(mài)衝(chōng)星(xīng) pulsar
• 主(zhǔ)序(xù)星(xīng) main-sequence star
• 伴(bàn)星(xīng) companion star
• 哈(hā)雷(léi)彗(huì)星(xīng) Halley's Comet
• 北(běi)斗(dǒu)星(xīng) the Big Dipper
• 滿(mǎn)天(tiān)星(xīng) Baby's Breath
• 晨(chén)星(xīng) morning stars
• 外(wài)星(xīng) alien
• 大(dà)步(bù)流(liú)星(xīng) at a stride
• 智(zhì)多(duō)星(xīng) resourceful person
• 眼(yǎn)冒(mào)金(jīn)星(xīng) to see stars
• 笑(xiào)星(xīng) popular comedian
• 啟(qǐ)明(míng)星(xīng) Venus
• 零(líng)零(líng)星(xīng)星(xīng) odd
• 女(nǚ)星(xīng) female star
• 兩(liǎng)彈(dàn)一(yī)星(xīng) producing an atomic bomb (1964) and hydrogen bomb (1967) and launching a satellite into space
• 威(wēi)斯(sī)康(kāng)星(xīng) Wisconsin, US state
• 紅(hóng)巨(jù)星(xīng) red giant
• 占(zhān)星(xīng) to divine by astrology
• 災(zāi)星(xīng) comet or supernova viewed as evil portent
• 追(zhuī)星(xīng) to idolize a celebrity
• 寥(liáo)若(ruò)晨(chén)星(xīng) rare as morning stars
• 通(tōng)訊(xùn)衛(wèi)星(xīng) communications satellite
• 掃(sào)帚(zhou)星(xīng) comet
• 同(tóng)步(bù)衛(wèi)星(xīng) synchronous satellite
• 賴(lài)昌(chāng)星(xīng) Lai Changxing (1958-), notorious Xiamen mafia boss involved in large scale corruption and smuggling, extradited from Canada back to China in 2008
• 喪(sàng)門(mén)星(xīng) messenger of death
• 太(tài)白(bái)星(xīng) Venus
• 類(lèi)地(dì)行(xíng)星(xīng) terrestrial planet
• 定(dìng)盤(pán)星(xīng) the zero point indicator marked on a steelyard
• 朴(piáo)智(zhì)星(xīng) Park Ji-sung (1981-), South Korean former footballer, played for Manchester United
• 童(tóng)星(xīng) child star
• 辰(chén)星(xīng) Mercury in traditional Chinese astronomy
• 文(wén)曲(qǔ)星(xīng) (fig.) renowned literary genius
• 牽(qiān)牛(niú)星(xīng) Altair
• 祿(lù)星(xīng) Star God of Rank and Affluence
• 類(lèi)木(mù)行(xíng)星(xīng) Jovian planet
• 值(zhí)星(xīng) to be on duty for the week
• 列(liè)星(xīng) star alignment
• 雙(shuāng)子(zǐ)星(xīng) binary star
• 天(tiān)煞(shà)孤(gū)星(xīng) bane of others' existence
• 小(xiǎo)壽(shòu)星(xīng) birthday boy
• 微(wēi)星(xīng) Micro-Star International (MSI), Taiwanese computer hardware company
• 快(kuài)步(bù)流(liú)星(xīng) to walk quickly
• 放(fàng)衛(wèi)星(xīng) to launch a satellite
• 遊(yóu)星(xīng) planet
• 火(huǒ)流(liú)星(xīng) bolide
• 燦(càn)若(ruò)繁(fán)星(xīng) extremely able talent
• 男(nán)星(xīng) male star
• 矮(ǎi)星(xīng) dwarf star
• 諧(xié)星(xīng) popular comedian
• 穀(gǔ)神(shén)星(xīng) Ceres, dwarf planet in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, discovered in 1801 by G. Piazzi
• 智(zhì)神(shén)星(xīng) Pallas, an asteroid, discovered in 1802 by H.W. Olbers
• 三(sān)合(hé)星(xīng) triple star system
• 上(shàng)星(xīng) to broadcast via satellite
• 五(wǔ)芒(máng)星(xīng) five-pointed star
• 亮(liàng)星(xīng) bright star
• 侃(kǎn)星(xīng) chatterbox
• 六(liù)芒(máng)星(xīng) six-pointed star
• 六(liù)角(jiǎo)星(xīng) six-pointed star
• 卡(kǎ)樂(lè)星(xīng) Carl's Jr.
• 地(dì)球(qiú)同(tóng)步(bù)衛(wèi)星(xīng) geosynchronous satellite
• 地(dì)球(qiú)靜(jìng)止(zhǐ)衛(wèi)星(xīng) geostationary satellite
• 多(duō)星(xīng) starry
• 大(dà)角(jiǎo)星(xīng) Arcturus
• 奎(kuí)星(xīng) Kuixing, the Great Bear, one of the 28 constellations
• 婚(hūn)神(shén)星(xīng) Juno, an asteroid
• 孛(bèi)星(xīng) comet
• 安(ān)吉(jí)星(xīng) OnStar, an in-vehicle telematics service
• 左(zuǒ)氧(yǎng)氟(fú)沙(shā)星(xīng) levofloxacin
• 徐(xú)星(xīng) Xu Xing (1969-), Chinese palaeontologist
• 惑(huò)星(xīng) planet
• 扁(biǎn)擔(dan)星(xīng) Altair and its two adjacent stars
• 掃(sào)把(bǎ)星(xīng) comet
• 日(rì)月(yuè)五(wǔ)星(xīng) sun, moon and the five visible planets
• 棕(zōng)矮(ǎi)星(xīng) brown dwarf star
• 歐(ōu)洲(zhōu)之(zhī)星(xīng) Eurostar
• 母(mǔ)星(xīng) home planet
• 流(liú)量(liàng)明(míng)星(xīng) celebrity with a huge, devoted fan base
• 滿(mǎn)天(tiān)繁(fán)星(xīng) lit. whole sky, a multitude of stars
• 灶(zào)神(shén)星(xīng) Vesta, an asteroid, second most massive object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, discovered in 1807 by H.W. Olbers
• 皮(pí)星(xīng) picosatellite
• 矮(ǎi)行(xíng)星(xīng) dwarf planet
• 紅(hóng)矮(ǎi)星(xīng) red dwarf star
• 紅(hóng)超(chāo)巨(jù)星(xīng) red supergiant
• 納(nà)衛(wèi)星(xīng) nanosatellite
• 納(nà)星(xīng) nanosatellite
• 聯(lián)星(xīng) binary star
• 脫(tuō)星(xīng) actress or actor known for having been photographed in the nude or for appearing in sexy scenes
• 茀(fú)星(xīng) comet
• 熒(yíng)惑(huò)星(xīng) Mars in traditional Chinese astronomy
• 藍(lán)巨(jù)星(xīng) blue giant star
• 藍(lán)星(xīng) the Blue Planet
• 虛(xū)星(xīng) imaginary star
• 觀(guān)測(cè)衛(wèi)星(xīng) observation satellite
• 談(tán)星(xīng) astrology
• 造(zào)父(fù)變(biàn)星(xīng) Cepheid variable star
• 陸(lù)西(xī)星(xīng) Lu Xixing (1520-c. 1601), Ming Daoist author, to whom the fantasy novel Investiture of the Gods 封神演义 fēngshényǎnyì is attributed, together with Xu Zhonglin 许仲琳 xǔzhònglín
• 靜(jìng)止(zhǐ)衛(wèi)星(xīng) stationary satellite
• 黑(hēi)矮(ǎi)星(xīng) black dwarf star