Chinese words ending with 河 (hé)

150 words.

• 黄(huáng)河(hé) Yellow River or Huang He
• 内(nèi)河(hé) inland waterway
• 运(yùn)河(hé) canal
• 山(shān)河(hé) mountains and rivers
• 天(tiān)河(hé) Milky Way
• 淮(huái)河(hé) Huai River, main river of east China, between the Yellow River 黄河 huánghé and the Changjiang 长江 chángjiāng
• 江(jiāng)河(hé) river
• 大(dà)河(hé) large river
• 长(cháng)河(hé) long river
• 尼(ní)罗(luó)河(hé) the Nile
• 银(yín)河(hé) Milky Way
• 渡(dù)河(hé) to cross a river
• 辽(liáo)河(hé) Liao River of northeast China, passing through Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Jilin and Liaoning
• 多(duō)瑙(nǎo)河(hé) Danube
• 印(yìn)度(dù)河(hé) Indus River
• 小(xiǎo)河(hé) creek
• 过(guò)河(hé) to cross a river
• 恒(héng)河(hé) Ganges River
• 海(hǎi)河(hé) Hai He
• 莱(lái)茵(yīn)河(hé) Rhine River
• 两(liǎng)河(hé) the areas to the north and south of the Yellow River
• 伏(fú)尔(ěr)加(jiā)河(hé) Volga River
• 渭(wèi)河(hé) Wei River in Shaanxi through the Guanzhong Plain 关中平原 guānzhōngpíngyuán
• 热(rè)河(hé) Rehe, Qing dynasty province abolished in 1955 and divided among Hebei, Liaoning and Inner Mongolia
• 先(xiān)河(hé) source
• 苏(sū)伊(yī)士(shì)运(yùn)河(hé) Suez Canal
• 京(jīng)杭(háng)运(yùn)河(hé) the Grand Canal, 1800 km from Beijing to Hangzhou, built starting from 486 BC
• 大(dà)渡(dù)河(hé) Dadu River in Sichuan
• 界(jiè)河(hé) border river
• 约(yuē)旦(dàn)河(hé) Jordan River
• 信(xìn)口(kǒu)开(kāi)河(hé) to speak without thinking
• 亚(yà)马(mǎ)孙(sūn)河(hé) Amazon River
• 大(dà)运(yùn)河(hé) the Grand Canal, 1800 km from Beijing to Hangzhou, built starting from 486 BC
• 塔(tǎ)里(lǐ)木(mù)河(hé) Tarim River of Xinjiang
• 湄(méi)公(gōng)河(hé) Mekong River
• 刚(gāng)果(guǒ)河(hé) Congo River
• 秦(qín)淮(huái)河(hé) Qinhuai River, a tributary of the Yangtze that flows through central Nanjing
• 永(yǒng)定(dìng)河(hé) Yongding River, the largest river flowing through Beijing
• 密(mì)西(xī)西(xī)比(bǐ)河(hé) Mississippi River
• 尼(ní)日(rì)尔(ěr)河(hé) Niger River of West Africa
• 浑(hún)河(hé) Hun River
• 护(hù)城(chéng)河(hé) moat
• 顿(dùn)河(hé) Don River
• 汾(fén)河(hé) Fen River
• 伊(yī)犁(lí)河(hé) Ili River in central Asia
• 额(é)尔(ěr)古(gǔ)纳(nà)河(hé) Argun River of Mongolia and Heilongjiang province, tributary of Heilongjiang River 黑龙江 hēilóngjiāng
• 额(é)尔(ěr)齐(qí)斯(sī)河(hé) Irtysh River, flowing from southwest Altai in Xinjiang through Kazakhstan and Siberia to the Arctic Ocean
• 巴(bā)拿(ná)马(mǎ)运(yùn)河(hé) Panama Canal
• 滦(luán)河(hé) Luan River
• 阿(ā)姆(mǔ)河(hé) Amu Darya, the biggest river of Central Asia, from Pamir to Aral sea, forming the boundary between Afghanistan and Tajikistan then flowing through Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan
• 暗(àn)河(hé) underground river
• 幼(yòu)发(fā)拉(lā)底(dǐ)河(hé) Euphrates River
• 红(hóng)河(hé) Red River, principal river of northern Vietnam, originating in Yunnan
• 塞(sài)纳(nà)河(hé) Seine
• 冰(bīng)河(hé) glacier
• 血(xuè)流(liú)成(chéng)河(hé) rivers of blood
• 泰(tài)晤(wù)士(shì)河(hé) River Thames
• 锡(xī)尔(ěr)河(hé) Syr Darya, Central Asian river, flowing from Kyrgiz Republic through Kazakhstan to the Aral sea
• 拔(bá)河(hé) tug-of-war
• 洛(luò)河(hé) name of several rivers
• 爱(ài)河(hé) the river of love
• 亚(yà)马(mǎ)逊(xùn)河(hé) Amazon River
• 赤(chì)水(shuǐ)河(hé) Chishui River, tributary of Wei in Shaanxi
• 底(dǐ)格(gé)里(lǐ)斯(sī)河(hé) Tigris River, Iraq
• 孔(kǒng)雀(què)河(hé) Peacock River in Xinjiang
• 内(nèi)陆(lù)河(hé) inland river
• 阿(ā)穆(mù)尔(ěr)河(hé) Amur River
• 投(tóu)河(hé) to jump into a river to drown oneself
• 叶(yè)尔(ěr)羌(qiāng)河(hé) Yarkant River in Xinjiang
• 绥(suí)芬(fēn)河(hé) Suifen River, a river in China and Russia that flows into the Sea of Japan
• 漕(cáo)河(hé) waterway used for the transportation of grain (in ancient times)
• 口(kǒu)若(ruò)悬(xuán)河(hé) mouth like a torrent
• 湄(méi)南(nán)河(hé) Chao Phraya River (aka Menam), the main river of Thailand
• 易(yì)北(běi)河(hé) Elbe River
• 波(bō)河(hé) Po River, longest river in Italy
• 苏(sū)州(zhōu)河(hé) Suzhou Creek
• 开(kāi)河(hé) to open a river
• 阿(ā)克(kè)苏(sū)河(hé) Aksu River in Xinjiang
• 内(nèi)流(liú)河(hé) inward flowing river
• 萨(sà)瓦(wǎ)河(hé) Sava River, flowing through Southeast Europe
• 京(jīng)杭(háng)大(dà)运(yùn)河(hé) the Grand Canal, 1800 km from Beijing to Hangzhou, built starting from 486 BC
• 和(hé)田(tián)河(hé) Hotan River in Xinjiang
• 沱(tuó)沱(tuó)河(hé) source of Changjiang or Yangtze river
• 跳(tiào)河(hé) to drown oneself by jumping into the river
• 年(nián)楚(chǔ)河(hé) Nyang qu or Nian chu River in Tibet, a tributary of Yarlung Tsangpo
• 狮(shī)泉(quán)河(hé) Sengge Tsangpo or Shiquan River in west Tibet, the upper reaches of the Indus
• 万(wàn)泉(quán)河(hé) Wanquan River, Hainan
• 气(qì)壮(zhuàng)山(shān)河(hé) magnificent
• 大(dà)沙(shā)河(hé) Dasha River
• 特(tè)克(kè)斯(sī)河(hé) Tekes River in southeast Kazakhstan and northwest China, a tributary of the Ili River 伊犁河 yīlíhé
• 开(kāi)都(dū)河(hé) Kaidu River, Xinjiang
• 摸(mō)着(zhe)石(shí)头(tou)过(guò)河(hé) to wade across the river, feeling for footholds as one goes
• 引(yǐn)河(hé) irrigation channel
• 母(mǔ)亲(qīn)河(hé) lifeline river
• 马(mǎ)斯(sī)河(hé) Maas or Meuse River, Western Europe
• 涅(niè)瓦(wǎ)河(hé) Nyeva or Neva River
• 埃(āi)布(bù)罗(luó)河(hé) Ebro River
• 悬(xuán)河(hé) "hanging" river
• 卢(lú)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr)河(hé) Loire River, France
• 鲁(lǔ)尔(ěr)河(hé) Ruhr River, a tributary of the Rhine in Germany
• 三(sān)里(lǐ)河(hé) Sanlihe
• 深(shēn)圳(zhèn)河(hé) Shenzhen or Shamchun river Guangdong, the border between Hong Kong new territories and PRC
• 人(rén)工(gōng)河(hé) canal
• 内(nèi)卡(kǎ)河(hé) Neckar River in Germany
• 波(bō)托(tuō)马(mǎ)克(kè)河(hé) Potomac River
• 台(tái)伯(bó)河(hé) Tiber
• 特(tè)拉(lā)华(huá)河(hé) Delaware River, between Pennsylvania and Delaware state, USA
• 伊(yī)通(tōng)河(hé) Yitong River in Siping 四平 sìpíng, Jilin
• 尼(ní)雅(yǎ)河(hé) Niya River in southern Xinjiang
• 暴(bào)虎(hǔ)冯(píng)河(hé) lit. fight tigers with one's bare hands and wade across raging rivers
• 濒(bīn)河(hé) bordering a river
• 昭(zhāo)披(pī)耶(yé)河(hé) Chao Phraya River, the main river of Thailand
• 罗(luó)纳(nà)河(hé) Rhone, river of Switzerland and France
• 乌(wū)伦(lún)古(gǔ)河(hé) Ulungur River in Xinjiang
• 克(kè)孜(zī)勒(lè)苏(sū)河(hé) Qizilsu or Kizilsu River in Xinjiang
• 兴(xīng)安(ān)运(yùn)河(hé) another name for Lingqu 灵渠 língqú, canal in Xing'an county 兴安 xīngān, Guangxi
• 勃(bó)固(gù)河(hé) Pegu River of south central Myanmar
• 南(nán)胶(jiāo)河(hé) Nanjiao River
• 句(jù)骊(lí)河(hé) pre-Han name of Liao River 辽河 liáohé
• 吉(jí)兰(lán)丹(dān)河(hé) Kelantan River of Malaysia, near Thai border
• 哈(hā)德(dé)逊(xùn)河(hé) Hudson River, New York State, USA
• 圣(shèng)劳(láo)伦(lún)斯(sī)河(hé) St Lawrence River, Canada
• 坠(zhuì)入(rù)爱(ài)河(hé) to fall in love
• 塔(tǎ)拉(lā)斯(sī)河(hé) Talas River, originating in Kyrgyzstan and flowing west into Kazakhstan
• 奥(ào)克(kè)苏(sū)斯(sī)河(hé) Oxus River
• 布(bù)吉(jí)河(hé) Buji River, tributary of Shenzhen or Shamchun River 深圳河 shēnzhènhé, Guangdong
• 泃(jū)河(hé) Ju River, flowing through Hebei, northeastern Beijing and Tianjin
• 泇(jiā)河(hé) Jia River, originating in Shandong and flowing through Jiangsu into the Grand Canal
• 洨(xiáo)河(hé) Xiao River in Hebei
• 洭(kuāng)河(hé) Kuang River, ancient name of a river in present-day Guangdong
• 浉(shī)河(hé) Shi River in Xinyang City 信阳市 xìnyángshì, Henan
• 浐(chǎn)河(hé) Chan River
• 淘(táo)河(hé) pelican
• 湘(xiāng)桂(guì)运(yùn)河(hé) Hunan-Guangxi Canal, another name for Lingqu 灵渠 língqú, canal in Xing'an County 兴安 xīngān, Guangxi
• 瀍(chán)河(hé) Chan River in Henan province 河南 hénán
• 玛(mǎ)纳(nà)斯(sī)河(hé) Manas River, Xinjiang
• 瓦(wǎ)赫(hè)基(jī)尔(ěr)河(hé) Vakhsh river
• 细(xì)河(hé) Xihe river in Fuxin
• 罗(luó)讷(nè)河(hé) Rhone River, France
• 美(měi)姑(gū)河(hé) Meigu River in south Sichuan
• 苏(sū)里(lǐ)南(nán)河(hé) Suriname River
• 近(jìn)打(dǎ)河(hé) Kinta River in Perak, Malaysia
• 锡(xī)当(dāng)河(hé) Sittang River of central Myanmar (Burma), between Irrawaddy and Salween rivers
• 阿(ā)克(kè)伦(lún)河(hé) Acheron River in Epirus, northwest Greece
• 隆(lóng)河(hé) Rhone, river of Switzerland and France
• 额(é)比(bǐ)河(hé) Ebinur River in Xinjiang
• 额(é)济(jì)纳(nà)河(hé) Ejin River in Alxa League 阿拉善盟 ālāshànméng, Inner Mongolia
• 马(mǎ)尔(ěr)卡(kǎ)河(hé) Malka River, Russia, a.k.a. Balyksu River
• 黑(hēi)龙(lóng)江(jiāng)河(hé) Heilongjiang River
• 默(mò)西(xī)河(hé) Mersey River, through Liverpool

150 words.

• 黃(huáng)河(hé) Yellow River or Huang He
• 內(nèi)河(hé) inland waterway
• 運(yùn)河(hé) canal
• 山(shān)河(hé) mountains and rivers
• 天(tiān)河(hé) Milky Way
• 淮(huái)河(hé) Huai River, main river of east China, between the Yellow River 黄河 huánghé and the Changjiang 长江 chángjiāng
• 江(jiāng)河(hé) river
• 大(dà)河(hé) large river
• 長(cháng)河(hé) long river
• 尼(ní)羅(luó)河(hé) the Nile
• 銀(yín)河(hé) Milky Way
• 渡(dù)河(hé) to cross a river
• 遼(liáo)河(hé) Liao River of northeast China, passing through Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Jilin and Liaoning
• 多(duō)瑙(nǎo)河(hé) Danube
• 印(yìn)度(dù)河(hé) Indus River
• 小(xiǎo)河(hé) creek
• 過(guò)河(hé) to cross a river
• 恆(héng)河(hé) Ganges River
• 海(hǎi)河(hé) Hai He
• 萊(lái)茵(yīn)河(hé) Rhine River
• 兩(liǎng)河(hé) the areas to the north and south of the Yellow River
• 伏(fú)爾(ěr)加(jiā)河(hé) Volga River
• 渭(wèi)河(hé) Wei River in Shaanxi through the Guanzhong Plain 关中平原 guānzhōngpíngyuán
• 熱(rè)河(hé) Rehe, Qing dynasty province abolished in 1955 and divided among Hebei, Liaoning and Inner Mongolia
• 先(xiān)河(hé) source
• 蘇(sū)伊(yī)士(shì)運(yùn)河(hé) Suez Canal
• 京(jīng)杭(háng)運(yùn)河(hé) the Grand Canal, 1800 km from Beijing to Hangzhou, built starting from 486 BC
• 大(dà)渡(dù)河(hé) Dadu River in Sichuan
• 界(jiè)河(hé) border river
• 約(yuē)旦(dàn)河(hé) Jordan River
• 信(xìn)口(kǒu)開(kāi)河(hé) to speak without thinking
• 亞(yà)馬(mǎ)孫(sūn)河(hé) Amazon River
• 大(dà)運(yùn)河(hé) the Grand Canal, 1800 km from Beijing to Hangzhou, built starting from 486 BC
• 塔(tǎ)里(lǐ)木(mù)河(hé) Tarim River of Xinjiang
• 湄(méi)公(gōng)河(hé) Mekong River
• 剛(gāng)果(guǒ)河(hé) Congo River
• 秦(qín)淮(huái)河(hé) Qinhuai River, a tributary of the Yangtze that flows through central Nanjing
• 永(yǒng)定(dìng)河(hé) Yongding River, the largest river flowing through Beijing
• 密(mì)西(xī)西(xī)比(bǐ)河(hé) Mississippi River
• 尼(ní)日(rì)爾(ěr)河(hé) Niger River of West Africa
• 渾(hún)河(hé) Hun River
• 護(hù)城(chéng)河(hé) moat
• 頓(dùn)河(hé) Don River
• 汾(fén)河(hé) Fen River
• 伊(yī)犁(lí)河(hé) Ili River in central Asia
• 額(é)爾(ěr)古(gǔ)納(nà)河(hé) Argun River of Mongolia and Heilongjiang province, tributary of Heilongjiang River 黑龙江 hēilóngjiāng
• 額(é)爾(ěr)齊(qí)斯(sī)河(hé) Irtysh River, flowing from southwest Altai in Xinjiang through Kazakhstan and Siberia to the Arctic Ocean
• 巴(bā)拿(ná)馬(mǎ)運(yùn)河(hé) Panama Canal
• 灤(luán)河(hé) Luan River
• 阿(ā)姆(mǔ)河(hé) Amu Darya, the biggest river of Central Asia, from Pamir to Aral sea, forming the boundary between Afghanistan and Tajikistan then flowing through Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan
• 暗(àn)河(hé) underground river
• 幼(yòu)發(fā)拉(lā)底(dǐ)河(hé) Euphrates River
• 紅(hóng)河(hé) Red River, principal river of northern Vietnam, originating in Yunnan
• 塞(sài)納(nà)河(hé) Seine
• 冰(bīng)河(hé) glacier
• 血(xuè)流(liú)成(chéng)河(hé) rivers of blood
• 泰(tài)晤(wù)士(shì)河(hé) River Thames
• 錫(xī)爾(ěr)河(hé) Syr Darya, Central Asian river, flowing from Kyrgiz Republic through Kazakhstan to the Aral sea
• 拔(bá)河(hé) tug-of-war
• 洛(luò)河(hé) name of several rivers
• 愛(ài)河(hé) the river of love
• 亞(yà)馬(mǎ)遜(xùn)河(hé) Amazon River
• 赤(chì)水(shuǐ)河(hé) Chishui River, tributary of Wei in Shaanxi
• 底(dǐ)格(gé)里(lǐ)斯(sī)河(hé) Tigris River, Iraq
• 孔(kǒng)雀(què)河(hé) Peacock River in Xinjiang
• 內(nèi)陸(lù)河(hé) inland river
• 阿(ā)穆(mù)爾(ěr)河(hé) Amur River
• 投(tóu)河(hé) to jump into a river to drown oneself
• 葉(yè)爾(ěr)羌(qiāng)河(hé) Yarkant River in Xinjiang
• 綏(suí)芬(fēn)河(hé) Suifen River, a river in China and Russia that flows into the Sea of Japan
• 漕(cáo)河(hé) waterway used for the transportation of grain (in ancient times)
• 口(kǒu)若(ruò)懸(xuán)河(hé) mouth like a torrent
• 湄(méi)南(nán)河(hé) Chao Phraya River (aka Menam), the main river of Thailand
• 易(yì)北(běi)河(hé) Elbe River
• 波(bō)河(hé) Po River, longest river in Italy
• 蘇(sū)州(zhōu)河(hé) Suzhou Creek
• 開(kāi)河(hé) to open a river
• 阿(ā)克(kè)蘇(sū)河(hé) Aksu River in Xinjiang
• 內(nèi)流(liú)河(hé) inward flowing river
• 薩(sà)瓦(wǎ)河(hé) Sava River, flowing through Southeast Europe
• 京(jīng)杭(háng)大(dà)運(yùn)河(hé) the Grand Canal, 1800 km from Beijing to Hangzhou, built starting from 486 BC
• 和(hé)田(tián)河(hé) Hotan River in Xinjiang
• 沱(tuó)沱(tuó)河(hé) source of Changjiang or Yangtze river
• 跳(tiào)河(hé) to drown oneself by jumping into the river
• 年(nián)楚(chǔ)河(hé) Nyang qu or Nian chu River in Tibet, a tributary of Yarlung Tsangpo
• 獅(shī)泉(quán)河(hé) Sengge Tsangpo or Shiquan River in west Tibet, the upper reaches of the Indus
• 萬(wàn)泉(quán)河(hé) Wanquan River, Hainan
• 氣(qì)壯(zhuàng)山(shān)河(hé) magnificent
• 大(dà)沙(shā)河(hé) Dasha River
• 特(tè)克(kè)斯(sī)河(hé) Tekes River in southeast Kazakhstan and northwest China, a tributary of the Ili River 伊犁河 yīlíhé
• 開(kāi)都(dū)河(hé) Kaidu River, Xinjiang
• 摸(mō)著(zhe)石(shí)頭(tou)過(guò)河(hé) to wade across the river, feeling for footholds as one goes
• 引(yǐn)河(hé) irrigation channel
• 母(mǔ)親(qīn)河(hé) lifeline river
• 馬(mǎ)斯(sī)河(hé) Maas or Meuse River, Western Europe
• 涅(niè)瓦(wǎ)河(hé) Nyeva or Neva River
• 埃(āi)布(bù)羅(luó)河(hé) Ebro River
• 懸(xuán)河(hé) "hanging" river
• 盧(lú)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr)河(hé) Loire River, France
• 魯(lǔ)爾(ěr)河(hé) Ruhr River, a tributary of the Rhine in Germany
• 三(sān)里(lǐ)河(hé) Sanlihe
• 深(shēn)圳(zhèn)河(hé) Shenzhen or Shamchun river Guangdong, the border between Hong Kong new territories and PRC
• 人(rén)工(gōng)河(hé) canal
• 內(nèi)卡(kǎ)河(hé) Neckar River in Germany
• 波(bō)托(tuō)馬(mǎ)克(kè)河(hé) Potomac River
• 台(tái)伯(bó)河(hé) Tiber
• 特(tè)拉(lā)華(huá)河(hé) Delaware River, between Pennsylvania and Delaware state, USA
• 伊(yī)通(tōng)河(hé) Yitong River in Siping 四平 sìpíng, Jilin
• 尼(ní)雅(yǎ)河(hé) Niya River in southern Xinjiang
• 暴(bào)虎(hǔ)馮(píng)河(hé) lit. fight tigers with one's bare hands and wade across raging rivers
• 瀕(bīn)河(hé) bordering a river
• 昭(zhāo)披(pī)耶(yé)河(hé) Chao Phraya River, the main river of Thailand
• 羅(luó)納(nà)河(hé) Rhone, river of Switzerland and France
• 烏(wū)倫(lún)古(gǔ)河(hé) Ulungur River in Xinjiang
• 克(kè)孜(zī)勒(lè)蘇(sū)河(hé) Qizilsu or Kizilsu River in Xinjiang
• 興(xīng)安(ān)運(yùn)河(hé) another name for Lingqu 灵渠 língqú, canal in Xing'an county 兴安 xīngān, Guangxi
• 勃(bó)固(gù)河(hé) Pegu River of south central Myanmar
• 南(nán)膠(jiāo)河(hé) Nanjiao River
• 句(jù)驪(lí)河(hé) pre-Han name of Liao River 辽河 liáohé
• 吉(jí)蘭(lán)丹(dān)河(hé) Kelantan River of Malaysia, near Thai border
• 哈(hā)德(dé)遜(xùn)河(hé) Hudson River, New York State, USA
• 聖(shèng)勞(láo)倫(lún)斯(sī)河(hé) St Lawrence River, Canada
• 墜(zhuì)入(rù)愛(ài)河(hé) to fall in love
• 塔(tǎ)拉(lā)斯(sī)河(hé) Talas River, originating in Kyrgyzstan and flowing west into Kazakhstan
• 奧(ào)克(kè)蘇(sū)斯(sī)河(hé) Oxus River
• 布(bù)吉(jí)河(hé) Buji River, tributary of Shenzhen or Shamchun River 深圳河 shēnzhènhé, Guangdong
• 泃(jū)河(hé) Ju River, flowing through Hebei, northeastern Beijing and Tianjin
• 泇(jiā)河(hé) Jia River, originating in Shandong and flowing through Jiangsu into the Grand Canal
• 洨(xiáo)河(hé) Xiao River in Hebei
• 洭(kuāng)河(hé) Kuang River, ancient name of a river in present-day Guangdong
• 溮(shī)河(hé) Shi River in Xinyang City 信阳市 xìnyángshì, Henan
• 滻(chǎn)河(hé) Chan River
• 淘(táo)河(hé) pelican
• 湘(xiāng)桂(guì)運(yùn)河(hé) Hunan-Guangxi Canal, another name for Lingqu 灵渠 língqú, canal in Xing'an County 兴安 xīngān, Guangxi
• 瀍(chán)河(hé) Chan River in Henan province 河南 hénán
• 瑪(mǎ)納(nà)斯(sī)河(hé) Manas River, Xinjiang
• 瓦(wǎ)赫(hè)基(jī)爾(ěr)河(hé) Vakhsh river
• 細(xì)河(hé) Xihe river in Fuxin
• 羅(luó)訥(nè)河(hé) Rhone River, France
• 美(měi)姑(gū)河(hé) Meigu River in south Sichuan
• 蘇(sū)里(lǐ)南(nán)河(hé) Suriname River
• 近(jìn)打(dǎ)河(hé) Kinta River in Perak, Malaysia
• 錫(xī)當(dāng)河(hé) Sittang River of central Myanmar (Burma), between Irrawaddy and Salween rivers
• 阿(ā)克(kè)倫(lún)河(hé) Acheron River in Epirus, northwest Greece
• 隆(lóng)河(hé) Rhone, river of Switzerland and France
• 額(é)比(bǐ)河(hé) Ebinur River in Xinjiang
• 額(é)濟(jì)納(nà)河(hé) Ejin River in Alxa League 阿拉善盟 ālāshànméng, Inner Mongolia
• 馬(mǎ)爾(ěr)卡(kǎ)河(hé) Malka River, Russia, a.k.a. Balyksu River
• 黑(hēi)龍(lóng)江(jiāng)河(hé) Heilongjiang River
• 默(mò)西(xī)河(hé) Mersey River, through Liverpool