Chinese words containing 瓦 (wǎ)

77 words.

• 萨(sà)尔(ěr)瓦(wǎ)多(duō) El Salvador
• 哈(hā)瓦(wǎ)那(nà) Havana, capital of Cuba
• 博(bó)茨(cí)瓦(wǎ)纳(nà) Botswana
• 土(tǔ)崩(bēng)瓦(wǎ)解(jiě) to collapse
• 拉(lā)瓦(wǎ)锡(xī) Antoine Lavoisier (1743-1794), French nobleman and scientist, considered the father of modern chemistry
• 图(tú)瓦(wǎ)卢(lú) Tuvalu
• 千(qiān)瓦(wǎ)时(shí) kilowatt-hour
• 纳(nà)瓦(wǎ)霍(huò) Navajo
• 萨(sà)瓦(wǎ)河(hé) Sava River, flowing through Southeast Europe
• 泥(ní)瓦(wǎ)匠(jiàng) bricklayer
• 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
• 圣(shèng)萨(sà)尔(ěr)瓦(wǎ)多(duō) San Salvador, capital of El Salvador
• 努(nǔ)瓦(wǎ)克(kè)肖(xiāo)特(tè) Nouakchott, capital of Mauritania
• 施(shī)瓦(wǎ)辛(xīn)格(gé) Arnold Schwarzenegger (1947–), Austrian-American bodybuilder, actor and politician, governor of California
• 涅(niè)瓦(wǎ)河(hé) Nyeva or Neva River
• 斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)特(tè) Swat province in Pakistani Northwest Frontier
• 南(nán)迦(jiā)巴(bā)瓦(wǎ)峰(fēng) Namcha Barwa (7,782 m), Himalayan mountain
• 卢(lú)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr)河(hé) Loire River, France
• 弗(fú)罗(luó)茨(cí)瓦(wǎ)夫(fū) Wroclaw, Polish city
• 施(shī)瓦(wǎ)布(bù) Schwab
• 帕(pà)瓦(wǎ)罗(luó)蒂(dì) Luciano Pavarotti (1935-2007), Italian operatic tenor
• 莫(mò)力(lì)达(dá)瓦(wǎ)达(dá)斡(wò)尔(ěr)族(zú)自(zì)治(zhì)旗(qí) Morin Dawa Daur Autonomous Banner in Hulunbuir 呼伦贝尔 hūlúnbèiěr, Inner Mongolia
• 阿(ā)瓦(wǎ)提(tí)县(xiàn) Awat, a county in Aksu Prefecture 阿克苏地区 ākèsūdìqū, Xinjiang
• 纽(niǔ)瓦(wǎ)克(kè) Newark
• 青(qīng)瓦(wǎ)台(tái) the Blue House (or Cheong Wa Dae), formerly the residence of the president of South Korea in Seoul (1948–2022), now a public park
• 伊(yī)洛(luò)瓦(wǎ)底(dǐ) Irrawaddy or Ayeyarwady, the main river of Myanmar
• 三(sān)瓦(wǎ)两(liǎng)舍(shè) places of pleasure
• 催(cuī)泪(lèi)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī) tear gas
• 冰(bīng)消(xiāo)瓦(wǎ)解(jiě) to melt like ice and break like tiles
• 斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)希(xī)里(lǐ) Swahili
• 破(pò)瓦(wǎ)寒(hán)窑(yáo) fig. a broken-down house
• 里(lǐ)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr)多(duō) Rivaldo
• 青(qīng)堂(táng)瓦(wǎ)舍(shè) brick house with a tiled roof
• 毒(dú)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī) poisonous gas
• 特(tè)瓦(wǎ)族(zú) Twa or Batwa, an ethnic group in Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo
• 丹(dān)尼(ní)索(suǒ)瓦(wǎ)人(rén) Denisovan, an extinct species of human
• 伽(jiā)罗(luó)瓦(wǎ)理(lǐ)论(lùn) Galois theory
• 兆(zhào)瓦(wǎ)时(shí) megawatt-hour
• 兆(zhào)瓦(wǎ)特(tè) megawatt
• 凡(fán)得(dé)瓦(wǎ)力(lì) van der Waals force
• 切·格瓦拉(qiègéwǎlā) Ernesto Che Guevara (1928–1967), Cuban Revolution leader
• 卡(kǎ)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī) kvass
• 卡(kǎ)瓦(wǎ)格(gé)博(bó)峰(fēng) Mt Kawakarpo (6740 m) in Yunnan, the highest peak of Meili Snow Mountains 梅里雪山 méilǐxuěshān
• 史(shǐ)瓦(wǎ)帝(dì)尼(ní) Eswatini
• 史(shǐ)瓦(wǎ)济(jì)兰(lán) Swaziland
• 史(shǐ)瓦(wǎ)辛(xīn)格(gé) see 施瓦辛格 shīwǎxīngé
• 吃(chī)瓦(wǎ)片(piàn) to live off income from rental properties
• 吐(tǔ)瓦(wǎ)鲁(lǔ) Tuvalu, island country in the SW Pacific
• 塔(tǎ)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī)科(kē) Tabasco
• 奥(ào)斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr)德(dé) Oswald
• 安(ān)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr) Anwar
• 布(bù)痕(hén)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr)德(dé) Buchenwald
• 帕(pà)尔(ěr)瓦(wǎ)蒂(dì) Parvati
• 摩(mó)尔(ěr)多(duō)瓦(wǎ)人(rén) Moldovan
• 断(duàn)瓦(wǎ)残(cán)垣(yuán) the tiles are broken, the walls dilapidated
• 斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr)巴(bā)和(hé)扬(yáng)马(mǎ)延(yán) Svalbard and Jan Mayen
• 斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)希(xī)里(lǐ)语(yǔ) Swahili
• 斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)特(tè)谷(gǔ)地(dì) Swat valley in Pakistani Northwest Frontier
• 斯(sī)福(fú)尔(ěr)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr) Svolvær
• 普(pǔ)尔(ěr)热(rè)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr)斯(sī)基(jī) Nikolai Mikhailovich Przevalski (1839-1888), Russian explorer who made four expeditions to Central Asian from 1870
• 杜(dù)瓦(wǎ)利(lì)埃(āi) Duvalier
• 格(gé)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī) kvass
• 沙(shā)瓦(wǎ)玛(mǎ) shawarma, Middle Eastern sandwich wrap
• 科(kē)特(tè)迪(dí)瓦(wǎ)共(gòng)和(hé)国(guó) Republic of Côte d'Ivoire
• 纳(nà)瓦(wǎ)特(tè)尔(ěr)语(yǔ) Nahuatl
• 纳(nà)瓦(wǎ)萨(sà) Navassa
• 范(fàn)德(dé)瓦(wǎ)耳(ěr)斯(sī) van der Waals
• 范(fàn)德(dé)瓦(wǎ)耳(ěr)斯(sī)力(lì) van der Waals force
• 茨(cí)欣(xīn)瓦(wǎ)利(lì) Tskhinvali, capital of South Osetia
• 达(dá)克(kè)瓦(wǎ)兹(zī) dacquoise
• 里(lǐ)瓦(wǎ)几(jī)亚(yà)条(tiáo)约(yuē) Treaty of Livadia (1879) between Russia and China, relating to territory in Chinese Turkistan, renegotiated in 1881
• 阿(ā)尔(ěr)瓦(wǎ)塞(sài)特(tè) Albacete
• 阿(ā)瓦(wǎ)里(lǐ)德(dé) Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal al-Saud of Saudi Arabia
• 阿(ā)瓦(wǎ)鲁(lǔ)阿(ā) Avarua, capital of the Cook Islands
• 韦(wéi)瓦(wǎ)第(dì) Vivaldi
• 黄(huáng)钟(zhōng)毁(huǐ)弃(qì)瓦(wǎ)釜(fǔ)雷(léi)鸣(míng) lit. earthern pots make more noise than classical bells

77 words.

• 薩(sà)爾(ěr)瓦(wǎ)多(duō) El Salvador
• 哈(hā)瓦(wǎ)那(nà) Havana, capital of Cuba
• 博(bó)茨(cí)瓦(wǎ)納(nà) Botswana
• 土(tǔ)崩(bēng)瓦(wǎ)解(jiě) to collapse
• 拉(lā)瓦(wǎ)錫(xī) Antoine Lavoisier (1743-1794), French nobleman and scientist, considered the father of modern chemistry
• 圖(tú)瓦(wǎ)盧(lú) Tuvalu
• 千(qiān)瓦(wǎ)時(shí) kilowatt-hour
• 納(nà)瓦(wǎ)霍(huò) Navajo
• 薩(sà)瓦(wǎ)河(hé) Sava River, flowing through Southeast Europe
• 泥(ní)瓦(wǎ)匠(jiàng) bricklayer
• 塞(sài)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī)托(tuō)波(bō)爾(ěr) Sevastopol, port city on the Crimean Peninsula
• 拉(lā)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr) Laval
• 聖(shèng)薩(sà)爾(ěr)瓦(wǎ)多(duō) San Salvador, capital of El Salvador
• 努(nǔ)瓦(wǎ)克(kè)肖(xiāo)特(tè) Nouakchott, capital of Mauritania
• 施(shī)瓦(wǎ)辛(xīn)格(gé) Arnold Schwarzenegger (1947–), Austrian-American bodybuilder, actor and politician, governor of California
• 涅(niè)瓦(wǎ)河(hé) Nyeva or Neva River
• 斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)特(tè) Swat province in Pakistani Northwest Frontier
• 南(nán)迦(jiā)巴(bā)瓦(wǎ)峰(fēng) Namcha Barwa (7,782 m), Himalayan mountain
• 盧(lú)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr)河(hé) Loire River, France
• 弗(fú)羅(luó)茨(cí)瓦(wǎ)夫(fū) Wroclaw, Polish city
• 施(shī)瓦(wǎ)布(bù) Schwab
• 帕(pà)瓦(wǎ)羅(luó)蒂(dì) Luciano Pavarotti (1935-2007), Italian operatic tenor
• 莫(mò)力(lì)達(dá)瓦(wǎ)達(dá)斡(wò)爾(ěr)族(zú)自(zì)治(zhì)旗(qí) Morin Dawa Daur Autonomous Banner in Hulunbuir 呼伦贝尔 hūlúnbèiěr, Inner Mongolia
• 阿(ā)瓦(wǎ)提(tí)縣(xiàn) Awat, a county in Aksu Prefecture 阿克苏地区 ākèsūdìqū, Xinjiang
• 紐(niǔ)瓦(wǎ)克(kè) Newark
• 青(qīng)瓦(wǎ)臺(tái) the Blue House (or Cheong Wa Dae), formerly the residence of the president of South Korea in Seoul (1948–2022), now a public park
• 伊(yī)洛(luò)瓦(wǎ)底(dǐ) Irrawaddy or Ayeyarwady, the main river of Myanmar
• 三(sān)瓦(wǎ)兩(liǎng)舍(shè) places of pleasure
• 催(cuī)淚(lèi)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī) tear gas
• 冰(bīng)消(xiāo)瓦(wǎ)解(jiě) to melt like ice and break like tiles
• 斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)希(xī)里(lǐ) Swahili
• 破(pò)瓦(wǎ)寒(hán)窯(yáo) fig. a broken-down house
• 里(lǐ)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr)多(duō) Rivaldo
• 青(qīng)堂(táng)瓦(wǎ)舍(shè) brick house with a tiled roof
• 毒(dú)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī) poisonous gas
• 特(tè)瓦(wǎ)族(zú) Twa or Batwa, an ethnic group in Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo
• 丹(dān)尼(ní)索(suǒ)瓦(wǎ)人(rén) Denisovan, an extinct species of human
• 伽(jiā)羅(luó)瓦(wǎ)理(lǐ)論(lùn) Galois theory
• 兆(zhào)瓦(wǎ)時(shí) megawatt-hour
• 兆(zhào)瓦(wǎ)特(tè) megawatt
• 凡(fán)得(dé)瓦(wǎ)力(lì) van der Waals force
• 切·格瓦拉(qiègéwǎlā) Ernesto Che Guevara (1928–1967), Cuban Revolution leader
• 卡(kǎ)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī) kvass
• 卡(kǎ)瓦(wǎ)格(gé)博(bó)峰(fēng) Mt Kawakarpo (6740 m) in Yunnan, the highest peak of Meili Snow Mountains 梅里雪山 méilǐxuěshān
• 史(shǐ)瓦(wǎ)帝(dì)尼(ní) Eswatini
• 史(shǐ)瓦(wǎ)濟(jì)蘭(lán) Swaziland
• 史(shǐ)瓦(wǎ)辛(xīn)格(gé) see 施瓦辛格 shīwǎxīngé
• 吃(chī)瓦(wǎ)片(piàn) to live off income from rental properties
• 吐(tǔ)瓦(wǎ)魯(lǔ) Tuvalu, island country in the SW Pacific
• 塔(tǎ)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī)科(kē) Tabasco
• 奧(ào)斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr)德(dé) Oswald
• 安(ān)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr) Anwar
• 布(bù)痕(hén)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr)德(dé) Buchenwald
• 帕(pà)爾(ěr)瓦(wǎ)蒂(dì) Parvati
• 摩(mó)爾(ěr)多(duō)瓦(wǎ)人(rén) Moldovan
• 斷(duàn)瓦(wǎ)殘(cán)垣(yuán) the tiles are broken, the walls dilapidated
• 斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr)巴(bā)和(hé)揚(yáng)馬(mǎ)延(yán) Svalbard and Jan Mayen
• 斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)希(xī)里(lǐ)語(yǔ) Swahili
• 斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)特(tè)谷(gǔ)地(dì) Swat valley in Pakistani Northwest Frontier
• 斯(sī)福(fú)爾(ěr)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr) Svolvær
• 普(pǔ)爾(ěr)熱(rè)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr)斯(sī)基(jī) Nikolai Mikhailovich Przevalski (1839-1888), Russian explorer who made four expeditions to Central Asian from 1870
• 杜(dù)瓦(wǎ)利(lì)埃(āi) Duvalier
• 格(gé)瓦(wǎ)斯(sī) kvass
• 沙(shā)瓦(wǎ)瑪(mǎ) shawarma, Middle Eastern sandwich wrap
• 科(kē)特(tè)迪(dí)瓦(wǎ)共(gòng)和(hé)國(guó) Republic of Côte d'Ivoire
• 納(nà)瓦(wǎ)特(tè)爾(ěr)語(yǔ) Nahuatl
• 納(nà)瓦(wǎ)薩(sà) Navassa
• 范(fàn)德(dé)瓦(wǎ)耳(ěr)斯(sī) van der Waals
• 范(fàn)德(dé)瓦(wǎ)耳(ěr)斯(sī)力(lì) van der Waals force
• 茨(cí)欣(xīn)瓦(wǎ)利(lì) Tskhinvali, capital of South Osetia
• 達(dá)克(kè)瓦(wǎ)茲(zī) dacquoise
• 里(lǐ)瓦(wǎ)幾(jī)亞(yà)條(tiáo)約(yuē) Treaty of Livadia (1879) between Russia and China, relating to territory in Chinese Turkistan, renegotiated in 1881
• 阿(ā)爾(ěr)瓦(wǎ)塞(sài)特(tè) Albacete
• 阿(ā)瓦(wǎ)里(lǐ)德(dé) Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal al-Saud of Saudi Arabia
• 阿(ā)瓦(wǎ)魯(lǔ)阿(ā) Avarua, capital of the Cook Islands
• 韋(wéi)瓦(wǎ)第(dì) Vivaldi
• 黃(huáng)鐘(zhōng)譭(huǐ)棄(qì)瓦(wǎ)釜(fǔ)雷(léi)鳴(míng) lit. earthern pots make more noise than classical bells