Chinese words starting with 書 (shū)

82 words.

• 書(shū)記(ji) secretary
• 書(shū)寫(xiě) to write
• 書(shū)法(fǎ) calligraphy
• 書(shū)籍(jí) books
• 書(shū)畫(huà) painting and calligraphy
• 書(shū)房(fáng) study
• 書(shū)面(miàn) in writing
• 書(shū)生(shēng) scholar
• 書(shū)本(běn) book
• 書(shū)院(yuàn) academy of classical learning
• 書(shū)目(mù) booklist
• 書(shū)信(xìn) letter
• 書(shū)店(diàn) bookstore
• 書(shū)桌(zhuō) desk
• 書(shū)法(fǎ)家(jiā) calligrapher
• 書(shū)記(ji)處(chù) secretariat
• 書(shū)架(jià) bookshelf
• 書(shū)包(bāo) schoolbag
• 書(shū)名(míng) name of a book
• 書(shū)刊(kān) books and periodicals
• 書(shū)呆(dāi)子(zi) bookworm
• 書(shū)稿(gǎo) manuscript of a book
• 書(shū)局(jú) bookstore
• 書(shū)案(àn) writing desk
• 書(shū)畫(huà)家(jiā) calligrapher and painter
• 書(shū)體(tǐ) style of Chinese script
• 書(shū)劄(zhá) letter
• 書(shū)札(zhá) letter
• 書(shū)齋(zhāi) study
• 書(shū)評(píng) book review
• 書(shū)頁(yè) page of a book
• 書(shū)函(hán) letter
• 書(shū)面(miàn)語(yǔ) written language
• 書(shū)報(bào) papers and books
• 書(shū)櫃(guì) bookcase
• 書(shū)庫(kù) a store room for books
• 書(shū)簡(jiǎn) letter
• 書(shū)籤(qiān) bookmark
• 書(shū)香(xiāng)門(mén)第(dì) literary family
• 書(shū)卷(juàn) volume
• 書(shū)櫥(chú) bookcase
• 書(shū)香(xiāng) literary reputation
• 書(shū)會(huì) calligraphy society
• 書(shū)卷(juàn)氣(qì) scholarly flavor
• 書(shū)社(shè) a reading group
• 書(shū)證(zhèng) written evidence
• 書(shū)壇(tán) the calligraphic community
• 書(shū)館(guǎn) teashop with performance by 评书 story tellers
• 書(shū)信(xìn)集(jí) collected letters
• 書(shū)脊(jǐ) spine of a book
• 書(shū)號(hào) book number
• 書(shū)展(zhǎn) book exhibition
• 書(shū)名(míng)號(hào) Chinese guillemet 《》
• 書(shū)皮(pí) book cover
• 書(shū)立(lì) bookend
• 書(shū)蟲(chóng) bookworm
• 書(shū)不(bù)盡(jìn)言(yán) I have much more to say than can be written in this letter (conventional letter ending)
• 書(shū)亭(tíng) book kiosk
• 書(shū)檔(dàng) bookend
• 書(shū)牘(dú) letter
• 書(shū)眉(méi) header
• 書(shū)篋(qiè) bookcase
• 書(shū)經(jīng) the Book of History, one of the Five Classics of Confucianism 五经 wǔjīng, a compendium of documents which make up the oldest extant texts of Chinese history, from legendary times down to the time of Confucius, also known as 尚书经 shàngshūjīng, 尚书 shàngshū, 书 shū
• 書(shū)聖(shèng) great calligraphy master
• 書(shū)蠹(dù) bookworm
• 書(shū)記(ji)官(guān) clerk of a law court
• 書(shū)迷(mí) book lover
• 書(shū)卷(juàn)獎(jiǎng) presidential award
• 書(shū)寫(xiě)不(bù)能(néng)症(zhèng) agraphia
• 書(shū)寫(xiě)符(fú)號(hào) writing symbol
• 書(shū)寫(xiě)語(yǔ)言(yán) written language
• 書(shū)擋(dǎng) bookend
• 書(shū)板(bǎn) tablet
• 書(shū)畫(huà)氈(zhān) felt desk pad for calligraphy
• 書(shū)約(yuē) book contract
• 書(shū)肺(fèi) book lung
• 書(shū)腰(yāo) (publishing) belly band
• 書(shū)角(jiǎo) corner of a page
• 書(shū)跡(jì) extant work of a calligrapher
• 書(shū)面(miàn)許(xǔ)可(kě) written permission
• 書(shū)題(tí) book title
• 書(shū)風(fēng) calligraphic style