Chinese words containing 罗 (luó)

186 words.

• 俄(é)罗(luó)斯(sī) Russia
• 波(bō)罗(luó)的(dì)海(hǎi) Baltic Sea
• 尼(ní)罗(luó)河(hé) the Nile
• 克(kè)罗(luó)地(dì)亚(yà) Croatia
• 白(bái)俄(é)罗(luó)斯(sī) Belarus
• 古(gǔ)罗(luó)马(mǎ) ancient Rome
• 佛(fó)罗(luó)伦(lún)萨(sà) Florence, Italy
• 星(xīng)罗(luó)棋(qí)布(bù) spread all over the place
• 巴(bā)塞(sài)罗(luó)那(nà) Barcelona, Spain
• 摩(mó)托(tuō)罗(luó)拉(lā) Motorola
• 俄(é)罗(luó)斯(sī)联(lián)邦(bāng) Russian Federation, RSFSR
• 伯(bó)罗(luó)奔(bēn)尼(ní)撒(sā) Peloponnese, peninsula in southern Greece
• 婆(pó)罗(luó)门(mén) Brahmin
• 侏(zhū)罗(luó)纪(jì) Jurassic
• 佛(fó)罗(luó)里(lǐ)达(dá) Florida
• 密(mì)克(kè)罗(luó)尼(ní)西(xī)亚(yà) Micronesia
• 鲍(bào)罗(luó)廷(tíng) Borodin
• 天(tiān)罗(luó)地(dì)网(wǎng) inescapable net
• 佛(fó)罗(luó)里(lǐ)达(dá)州(zhōu) Florida
• 内(nèi)罗(luó)毕(bì) Nairobi, capital of Kenya
• 直(zhí)布(bù)罗(luó)陀(tuó) Gibraltar
• 所(suǒ)罗(luó)门(mén)群(qún)岛(dǎo) Solomon Islands
• 科(kē)罗(luó)拉(lā)多(duō) Colorado
• 所(suǒ)罗(luó)门(mén) Solomon
• 华(huà)罗(luó)庚(gēng) Hua Luogeng (1910-1985), Chinese number theorist
• 婆(pó)罗(luó)门(mén)教(jiào) Brahmanism
• 自(zì)投(tóu)罗(luó)网(wǎng) to walk right into the trap
• 直(zhí)布(bù)罗(luó)陀(tuó)海(hǎi)峡(xiá) Strait of Gibraltar
• 普(pǔ)罗(luó)米(mǐ)修(xiū)斯(sī) Prometheus, a Titan god of fire in Greek mythology
• 包(bāo)罗(luó)万(wàn)象(xiàng) all-embracing
• 婆(pó)罗(luó)洲(zhōu) Borneo island
• 波(bō)罗(luó)蜜(mì) jackfruit
• 阎(yán)罗(luó)王(wáng) Yama, the King of Hell
• 班(bān)加(jiā)罗(luó)尔(ěr) Bangalore, capital of southwest Indian state Karnataka 卡纳塔克邦 kǎnàtǎkèbāng
• 紫(zǐ)罗(luó)兰(lán) common stock
• 加(jiā)泰(tài)罗(luó)尼(ní)亚(yà) Catalonia
• 普(pǔ)罗(luó)旺(wàng)斯(sī) Provence
• 欧(ōu)罗(luó)巴(bā) Europe
• 哈(hā)罗(luó)德(dé) Harold, Harald, Harrod
• 俄(é)罗(luó)斯(sī)族(zú) Russian ethnic minority in China
• 科(kē)罗(luó)拉(lā)多(duō)州(zhōu) Colorado
• 蒙(méng)罗(luó)维(wéi)亚(yà) Monrovia, capital of Liberia
• 乞(qǐ)力(lì)马(mǎ)扎(zhā)罗(luó)山(shān) Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania
• 维(wéi)罗(luó)纳(nà) Verona
• 汨(mì)罗(luó)江(jiāng) Miluo River in Hunan province, tributary of the Xiang River 湘江 xiāngjiāng, flows into Dongting Lake 洞庭湖 dòngtínghú
• 沃(wò)罗(luó)涅(niè)日(rì) Voronezh, city in the southwest of European Russia
• 赫(hè)罗(luó)图(tú) Hertzsprung-Russell diagram
• 阿(ā)罗(luó)约(yuē) surname Arroyo
• 陀(tuó)罗(luó)尼(ní) incantation
• 瓜(guā)德(dé)罗(luó)普(pǔ) Guadeloupe
• 诺(nuò)夫(fū)哥(gē)罗(luó)德(dé) Novgorod, city in Russia
• 门(mén)可(kě)罗(luó)雀(què) you can net sparrows at the door
• 森(sēn)罗(luó)殿(diàn) the Palace of the King of Hell 阎王 yánwang
• 北(běi)卡(kǎ)罗(luó)来(lái)纳(nà) North Carolina, US state
• 哈(hā)巴(bā)罗(luó)夫(fū)斯(sī)克(kè) Khabarovsk, far eastern Russian city and province on the border with Heilongjiang province of China
• 法(fǎ)罗(luó)群(qún)岛(dǎo) Faroe Islands
• 施(shī)罗(luó)德(dé) Schröder
• 欧(ōu)罗(luó)巴(bā)洲(zhōu) Europe
• 普(pǔ)罗(luó)迪(dí) Prodi
• 格(gé)罗(luó)兹(zī)尼(ní) Grozny, capital of Chechen Republic, Russia
• 南(nán)卡(kǎ)罗(luó)来(lái)纳(nà) South Carolina, US state
• 哈(hā)博(bó)罗(luó)内(nèi) Gaborone, capital of Botswana
• 格(gé)罗(luó)宁(níng)根(gēn) Groningen, province and city in the Netherlands
• 克(kè)罗(luó)地(dì)亚(yà)语(yǔ) Croatian
• 埃(āi)布(bù)罗(luó)河(hé) Ebro River
• 索(suǒ)罗(luó)斯(sī) Soros
• 弗(fú)罗(luó)茨(cí)瓦(wǎ)夫(fū) Wroclaw, Polish city
• 阿(ā)罗(luó)汉(hàn) arhat
• 婆(pó)罗(luó)浮(fú)屠(tú) Borobudur
• 普(pǔ)罗(luó)维(wéi)登(dēng)斯(sī) Providence, capital of Rhode Island
• 条(tiáo)条(tiáo)大(dà)路(lù)通(tōng)罗(luó)马(mǎ) all roads lead to Rome
• 杜(dù)布(bù)罗(luó)夫(fū)尼(ní)克(kè) Dubrovnik
• 莫(mò)罗(luó)尼(ní) Moroni, capital of Comoros
• 马(mǎ)托(tuō)格(gé)罗(luó)索(suǒ) Mato Grosso, a state of Brazil
• 帕(pà)瓦(wǎ)罗(luó)蒂(dì) Luciano Pavarotti (1935-2007), Italian operatic tenor
• 彼(bǐ)得(dé)罗(luó)维(wéi)奇(qí) Petrovich
• 普(pǔ)罗(luó)夫(fū)迪(dí)夫(fū) Plovdiv, city in Bulgaria
• 全(quán)罗(luó)道(dào) Jeolla or Cholla Province of Joseon Korea, now divided into North Jeolla Province 全罗北道 quánluóběidào and South Jeolla Province 全罗南道 quánluónándào
• 前(qián)郭(guō)尔(ěr)罗(luó)斯(sī)蒙(měng)古(gǔ)族(zú)自(zì)治(zhì)县(xiàn) Qian Gorlos Mongol Autonomous County, in Songyuan City 松原市 sōngyuánshì, Jilin
• 拉(lā)夫(fū)罗(luó)夫(fū) Lavrov
• 博(bó)罗(luó)县(xiàn) Boluo, a county in Huizhou City 惠州市 huìzhōushì, Guangdong
• 汨(mì)罗(luó)市(shì) Miluo, a county-level city in Yueyang City 岳阳市 yuèyángshì, Hunan
• 鲍(bào)罗(luó)丁(dīng) Borodin
• 克(kè)罗(luó)地(dì)亚(yà)共(gòng)和(hé)国(guó) Republic of Croatia
• 克(kè)罗(luó)诺(nuò)斯(sī) Cronus
• 叠(dié)罗(luó)汉(hàn) human pyramid
• 紫(zǐ)罗(luó)兰(lán)色(sè) violet
• 修(xiū)罗(luó)场(chǎng) (fig.) a scene of cruelty and carnage
• 哥(gē)罗(luó)芳(fāng) chloroform
• 塔(tǎ)罗(luó)牌(pái) tarot card
• 平(píng)罗(luó)县(xiàn) Pingluo, a county in Shizuishan City 石嘴山市 shízuǐshānshì, Ningxia
• 新(xīn)罗(luó)区(qū) Xinluo, a district of Longyan City 龙岩市 lóngyánshì, Fujian
• 普(pǔ)罗(luó)提(tí)诺(nuò) Plotinus (204-270), Neoplatonism philosopher
• 科(kē)罗(luó)纳(nà) Corona
• 绫(líng)罗(luó)绸(chóu)缎(duàn) silk and satin
• 门(mén)罗(luó)主(zhǔ)义(yì) Monroe Doctrine
• 阎(yán)罗(luó)殿(diàn) Yama's palace
• 全(quán)罗(luó)北(běi)道(dào) North Jeolla Province, in west South Korea, capital Jeonju 全州 quánzhōu
• 巴(bā)罗(luó)克(kè) baroque (period in Western art history)
• 珂(kē)罗(luó)版(bǎn) collotype (printing)
• 科(kē)罗(luó)娜(nà) Corona
• 索(suǒ)罗(luó)门(mén) Solomon
• 三(sān)色(sè)紫(zǐ)罗(luó)兰(lán) pansy
• 东(dōng)罗(luó)马(mǎ)帝(dì)国(guó) Eastern Roman empire or Byzantium
• 亚(yà)罗(luó)号(hào) the Arrow
• 亚(yà)罗(luó)号(hào)事(shì)件(jiàn) the Arrow Incident of 1856
• 亚(yà)罗(luó)士(shì)打(dǎ) Alor Star city, capital of Kedah state in northwest Malaysia
• 伏(fú)罗(luó)希(xī)洛(luò)夫(fū) Kliment Voroshilov (1881–1969), Soviet politician and military commander
• 伽(jiā)罗(luó)华(huá) Évariste Galois (1811–1832), French mathematician
• 伽(jiā)罗(luó)华(huá)理(lǐ)论(lùn) Galois theory
• 伽(jiā)罗(luó)瓦(wǎ) Évariste Galois (1811–1832), French mathematician
• 伽(jiā)罗(luó)瓦(wǎ)理(lǐ)论(lùn) Galois theory
• 佛(fó)罗(luó)伦(lún)斯(sī) Florence, Italy
• 俄(é)罗(luó)斯(sī)人(rén) Russian
• 俄(é)罗(luó)斯(sī)帝(dì)国(guó) Russian empire
• 俄(é)罗(luó)斯(sī)方(fāng)块(kuài) Tetris
• 俄(é)罗(luó)斯(sī)轮(lún)盘(pán) Russian roulette
• 僧(sēng)加(jiā)罗(luó)语(yǔ) Sinhalese
• 克(kè)罗(luó)埃(āi)西(xī)亚(yà) Croatia
• 全(quán)罗(luó)南(nán)道(dào) South Jeolla Province, in southwest South Korea, capital Gwangju 光州 guāngzhōu
• 冒(mào)纳(nà)罗(luó)亚(yà) Moanalua, Hawaiian volcano
• 加(jiā)罗(luó)林(lín)群(qún)岛(dǎo) Caroline Islands
• 卡(kǎ)罗(luó)利(lì)纳(nà) Carolina
• 台(tái)罗(luó)字(zì) Tai-lo, romanization system for Taiwanese Hokkien
• 吉(jí)罗(luó)米(mǐ)突(tū) kilometer (old)
• 吐(tǔ)火(huǒ)罗(luó)人(rén) Tokharian people of central Asia
• 国(guó)语(yǔ)罗(luó)马(mǎ)字(zì) Gwoyeu Romatzyh, a romanization system for Chinese devised by Y.R. Chao and others in 1925-26
• 埃(āi)奥(ào)罗(luó)斯(sī) Aeolus, Greek God of winds
• 埃(āi)斯(sī)库(kù)罗(luó)斯(sī) Aeschylus (c. 524 BC -c. 455 BC), Greek tragedian, author of The Persians, Seven against Thebes etc
• 基(jī)罗(luó)米(mǐ)突(tū) kilometer (old)
• 基(jī)辅(fǔ)罗(luó)斯(sī) Kievan Rus', East Slavic state that reached its peak in the early to mid-11th century
• 塔(tǎ)罗(luó)卡(kǎ) tarot card
• 塞(sài)尔(ěr)维(wéi)亚(yà)克(kè)罗(luó)地(dì)亚(yà)语(yǔ) Serbo-Croatian
• 巴(bā)罗(luó)佐(zuǒ) José Manuel Durão Barroso (1956-), Portuguese politician, prime minister of Portugal 2002-04, president of EU Commission from 2004-2014
• 希(xī)罗(luó)底(dǐ) Herodium
• 帖(tiě)撒(sā)罗(luó)尼(ní)迦(jiā) Thessalonica
• 帖(tiě)撒(sā)罗(luó)尼(ní)迦(jiā)前(qián)书(shū) First epistle of St Paul to the Thessalonians
• 帖(tiě)撒(sā)罗(luó)尼(ní)迦(jiā)后(hòu)书(shū) Second Epistle of St Paul to the Thessalonians
• 开(kāi)罗(luó)大(dà)学(xué) Cairo University
• 德(dé)拉(lā)克(kè)罗(luó)瓦(wǎ) Delacroix
• 怛(dá)罗(luó)斯(sī)之(zhī)战(zhàn) Battle of Talas (751), military engagement in the valley of the Talas River 塔拉斯河 tǎlāsīhé, in which Arab forces defeated Tang armies, marking the end of Tang westward expansion
• 所(suǒ)罗(luó)巴(bā)伯(bó) Zerubbabel
• 扎(zā)格(gé)罗(luó)斯(sī) Zagros mountains of southwest Iran
• 扎(zā)格(gé)罗(luó)斯(sī)山(shān)脉(mài) Zagros mountains of southwest Iran
• 托(tuō)罗(luó)斯(sī)山(shān) Taurus mountains of south Turkey
• 摩(mó)睺(hóu)罗(luó)伽(jiā) Mahoraga, snake's headed Indian deity
• 摩(mó)诃(hē)婆(pó)罗(luó)多(duō) Mahābhārata, second great Indian epic after 罗摩衍那 luómóyǎnnà, possibly originally c. 4th century BC
• 撒(sā)罗(luó)满(mǎn) Solomon, a king of ancient Israel
• 新(xīn)罗(luó)王(wáng)朝(cháo) Silla, Korean kingdom 57 BC-935 AD
• 普(pǔ)罗(luó)列(liè)塔(tǎ)利(lì)亚(yà) proletariat
• 普(pǔ)罗(luó)大(dà)众(zhòng) proletariat
• 普(pǔ)罗(luó)扎(zhā)克(kè) Prozac
• 普(pǔ)罗(luó)旺(wàng)斯(sī)语(yǔ) Provençal
• 普(pǔ)罗(luó)科(kē)菲(fēi)夫(fū) Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953), Russian composer
• 暹(xiān)罗(luó)语(yǔ) Siamese (Thai) language
• 森(sēn)罗(luó)宝(bǎo)殿(diàn) Yama's palace
• 歌(gē)罗(luó)西(xī) Colossia
• 歌(gē)罗(luó)西(xī)书(shū) Epistle of St Paul to the Colossians
• 波(bō)罗(luó)的(dì) Baltic
• 爱(ài)罗(luó)先(xiān)珂(kē) Vasili Eroshenko (1890-1952), Russian writer and poet who wrote in Esperanto and Japanese
• 特(tè)罗(luó)多(duō)斯(sī) Troodos, Cyprus
• 琐(suǒ)罗(luó)亚(yà)斯(sī)德(dé) Zoroaster, Zarathustra or Zarathushtra (c. 600 BC), Persian prophet and founder of Zoroastrianism
• 琐(suǒ)罗(luó)亚(yà)斯(sī)德(dé)教(jiào) Zoroastrianism
• 白(bái)俄(é)罗(luó)斯(sī)人(rén) Byelorussian
• 白(bái)罗(luó)斯(sī) Belarus
• 矮(ǎi)脚(jiǎo)罗(luó)伞(sǎn) Ardisia villosa
• 神(shén)圣(shèng)罗(luó)马(mǎ)帝(dì)国(guó) the Holy Roman Empire
• 科(kē)罗(luó)恩(ēn)病(bìng) Krohn's disease
• 科(kē)罗(luó)拉(lā)多(duō)大(dà)峡(xiá)谷(gǔ) the Grand Canyon
• 般(bō)若(rě)波(bō)罗(luó)密(mì) prajña paramita
• 般(bō)若(rě)波(bō)罗(luó)密(mì)多(duō)心(xīn)经(jīng) the Heart Sutra
• 萨(sà)哈(hǎ)罗(luó)夫(fū) Andrei Sakharov (1921-1989), Russian nuclear scientist and dissident human rights activist
• 萨(sà)哈(hǎ)罗(luó)夫(fū)人(rén)权(quán)奖(jiǎng) the EU Sakharov Human Rights Prize
• 萨(sà)哈(hǎ)罗(luó)夫(fū)奖(jiǎng) Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought
• 蒙(méng)特(tè)卡(kǎ)罗(luó)方(fāng)法(fǎ) Monte Carlo method
• 诺(nuò)罗(luó)病(bìng)毒(dú) norovirus (Tw)
• 贝(bèi)多(duō)罗(luó)树(shù) Talipot palm (Corypha umbraculifera), whose leaves were used as writing media
• 费(fèi)加(jiā)罗(luó)报(bào) Le Figaro
• 达(dá)罗(luó)毗(pí)荼(tú) Dravidian
• 迷(mí)踪(zōng)罗(luó)汉(hàn)拳(quán) Mizongyi, Mizong, My Jhong Law Horn - "Lost Track Fist"
• 阿(ā)伏(fú)伽(jiā)德(dé)罗(luó)常(cháng)数(shù) Avogadro's number
• 阿(ā)法(fǎ)罗(luó)密(mì)欧(ōu) Alfa Romeo
• 阿(ā)波(bō)罗(luó)计(jì)划(huà) the Apollo project (1961-1975), the NASA moon landing project
• 雅(yǎ)罗(luó)鱼(yú) dace
• 高(gāo)罗(luó)佩(pèi) Gao Luopei or R.H. van Gulik (1910-1967), Dutch sinologist, diplomat and writer
• 鸠(jiū)摩(mó)罗(luó)什(shí) Kumarajiva c. 334-413, Buddhist monk and translator of Zen texts