Chinese words ending with 草 (cǎo)

127 words.

• 起(qǐ)草(cǎo) to make a draft
• 烟(yān)草(cǎo) tobacco
• 粮(liáng)草(cǎo) army provisions
• 青(qīng)草(cǎo) grass
• 水(shuǐ)草(cǎo) aquatic plants
• 杂(zá)草(cǎo) weeds
• 花(huā)草(cǎo) flowers and plants
• 牧(mù)草(cǎo) pasture grass
• 稻(dào)草(cǎo) rice straw
• 草(cǎo)草(cǎo) carelessly
• 柴(chái)草(cǎo) firewood
• 甘(gān)草(cǎo) licorice root
• 仙(xiān)草(cǎo) medicinal herb
• 荒(huāng)草(cǎo) weeds
• 干(gān)草(cǎo) hay
• 野(yě)草(cǎo) weeds
• 枯(kū)草(cǎo) withered grass
• 本(běn)草(cǎo) a book on Chinese (herbal) medicine
• 香(xiāng)草(cǎo) aromatic herb
• 潦(liáo)草(cǎo) slipshod
• 药(yào)草(cǎo) medicinal herb
• 落(luò)草(cǎo) to take to the woods to become an outlaw
• 百(bǎi)草(cǎo) all kinds of grass
• 禾(hé)草(cǎo) grass
• 除(chú)草(cǎo) to weed
• 割(gē)草(cǎo) mow grass
• 救(jiù)命(mìng)稻(dào)草(cǎo) last straw to clutch at
• 行(xíng)草(cǎo) semicursive script
• 饲(sì)草(cǎo) forage grass
• 奇(qí)花(huā)异(yì)草(cǎo) rare or exotic flowers and plants
• 莎(suō)草(cǎo) coco-grass
• 含(hán)羞(xiū)草(cǎo) mimosa
• 冬(dōng)虫(chóng)夏(xià)草(cǎo) caterpillar fungus (Ophiocordyceps sinensis)
• 拈(niān)花(huā)惹(rě)草(cǎo) lit. to pick the flowers and trample the grass
• 灯(dēng)草(cǎo) the spongy, white pulp inside the stem of rush plants, used as a wick for oil lamps
• 锄(chú)草(cǎo) to hoe
• 茜(qiàn)草(cǎo) Indian madder
• 紫(zǐ)草(cǎo) red root gromwell
• 海(hǎi)草(cǎo) seagrass
• 益(yì)母(mǔ)草(cǎo) motherwort
• 鱼(yú)腥(xīng)草(cǎo) chameleon plant
• 猪(zhū)草(cǎo) weeds or grass used to feed pigs
• 种(zhòng)草(cǎo) (slang) to spark interest in a product or idea
• 三(sān)叶(yè)草(cǎo) clover
• 灯(dēng)心(xīn)草(cǎo) rush
• 萱(xuān)草(cǎo) Hemerocallis fulva
• 乌(wù)拉(la)草(cǎo) Carex meyeriana
• 猪(zhū)笼(lóng)草(cǎo) tropical pitcher plant
• 通(tōng)草(cǎo) rice-paper plant
• 芒(máng)草(cǎo) Miscanthus
• 蔓(màn)草(cǎo) creeper
• 墙(qiáng)头(tóu)草(cǎo) sb who goes whichever way the wind blows
• 疾(jí)风(fēng)知(zhī)劲(jìng)草(cǎo) lit. sturdy grass withstands high winds
• 狗(gǒu)尾(wěi)草(cǎo) green foxtail
• 兔(tù)子(zi)不(bù)吃(chī)窝(wō)边(biān)草(cǎo) a rabbit never eats the grass beside its own burrow
• 捕(bǔ)蝇(yíng)草(cǎo) Venus flytrap
• 谷(gǔ)草(cǎo) straw
• 劲(jìng)草(cǎo) tough upright grass
• 乳(rǔ)草(cǎo) milkweeds
• 四(sì)叶(yè)草(cǎo) four-leaf clover
• 宿(sù)草(cǎo) grass that has grown on a grave since last year
• 忘(wàng)忧(yōu)草(cǎo) daylily
• 打(dǎ)草(cǎo) to mow grass
• 招(zhāo)风(fēng)惹(rě)草(cǎo) to bring trouble on oneself
• 柠(níng)檬(méng)草(cǎo) lemongrass
• 疾(jí)风(fēng)劲(jìng)草(cǎo) lit. sturdy grass withstands high winds
• 皮(pí)草(cǎo) fur clothing
• 结(jié)草(cǎo) deep gratitude up to death
• 绿(lǜ)草(cǎo) green grass
• 缬(xié)草(cǎo) valerian
• 莽(mǎng)草(cǎo) Chinese anise
• 蓑(suō)草(cǎo) Chinese alpine rush
• 薰(xūn)衣(yī)草(cǎo) lavender
• 蟋(xī)蟀(shuài)草(cǎo) wire grass
• 酢(cù)浆(jiāng)草(cǎo) creeping oxalis
• 金(jīn)鱼(yú)草(cǎo) snapdragon
• 隐(yǐn)身(shēn)草(cǎo) legendary grass conferring invisibility
• 饭(fàn)糗(qiǔ)茹(rú)草(cǎo) to live on dry provisions and wild herbs
• 鬼(guǐ)针(zhēn)草(cǎo) beggarticks
• 麝(shè)香(xiāng)草(cǎo) thyme
• 捞(lāo)稻(dào)草(cǎo) to clutch at straws
• 沾(zhān)花(huā)惹(rě)草(cǎo) to fondle the flowers and trample the grass
• 艾(ài)草(cǎo) Asian mugwort or wormwood
• 鼠(shǔ)尾(wěi)草(cǎo) sage
• 三(sān)棱(léng)草(cǎo) sedge herb
• 出(chū)草(cǎo) to go on a headhunting expedition
• 卧(wò)草(cǎo) (substitute for 我肏 wǒcào) fuck
• 压(yā)死(sǐ)骆(luò)驼(tuo)的(de)最(zuì)后(hòu)一(yī)根(gēn)稻(dào)草(cǎo) the straw that broke the camel’s back
• 吃(chī)草(cǎo) to graze
• 咸(xián)丰(fēng)草(cǎo) (botany) hairy beggarticks
• 天(tiān)涯(yá)何(hé)处(chù)无(wú)芳(fāng)草(cǎo) there are plenty more fish in the sea
• 好(hǎo)马(mǎ)不(bù)吃(chī)回(huí)头(tóu)草(cǎo) lit. a good horse doesn't turn around and graze the same patch again
• 如(rú)草(cǎo) grassy
• 宝(bǎo)盖(gài)草(cǎo) henbit deadnettle
• 布(bù)草(cǎo) hotel linens
• 待(dài)宵(xiāo)草(cǎo) evening primrose
• 拉(lā)菲(fēi)草(cǎo) raffia
• 提(tí)摩(mó)西(xī)草(cǎo) Timothy grass
• 新(xīn)修(xiū)本(běn)草(cǎo) Tang dynasty compendium of herbal medicine
• 校(xiào)草(cǎo) the most handsome boy in the school
• 樱(yīng)花(huā)草(cǎo) primrose
• 浅(qiǎn)草(cǎo) Asakusa
• 溪(xī)黄(huáng)草(cǎo) Rabdosia lophanthoides (no common name), herb plant of Lamiaceae family (together with mint and lavender), used in TCM
• 火(huǒ)绒(róng)草(cǎo) edelweiss
• 熊(xióng)胆(dǎn)草(cǎo) Conyza blinii
• 牛(niú)筋(jīn)草(cǎo) wire grass
• 牛(niú)膝(xī)草(cǎo) hyssop
• 班(bān)草(cǎo) the most handsome boy in the class
• 白(bái)花(huā)蛇(shé)舌(shé)草(cǎo) Hedyotis diffusa
• 竹(zhú)节(jié)草(cǎo) Mackie's pest
• 粪(fèn)草(cǎo) compost made with animal manure and straw
• 纸(zhǐ)草(cǎo) papyrus
• 老(lǎo)牛(niú)吃(chī)嫩(nèn)草(cǎo) lit. an old cow eats young grass
• 芸(yún)草(cǎo) rue
• 苲(zhǎ)草(cǎo) hornwort
• 荒(huāng)烟(yān)蔓(màn)草(cǎo) lit. abandoned by men and choked with weeds
• 荭(hóng)草(cǎo) Persicaria orientalis
• 萍(píng)蓬(péng)草(cǎo) spatterdock (Nuphar pumilum), a type of lily
• 葎(lǜ)草(cǎo) Japanese hop
• 薹(tái)草(cǎo) sedge
• 藁(gǎo)草(cǎo) hay
• 藨(biāo)草(cǎo) Schoenoplectus triqueter
• 𬟁(yì)草(cǎo) reed canary grass
• 蛇(shé)麻(má)草(cǎo) hop (Humulus lupulus), climbing plant whose flower cones are used in brewing beer
• 象(xiàng)草(cǎo) elephant grass
• 车(chē)轴(zhóu)草(cǎo) honewort
• 香(xiāng)根(gēn)草(cǎo) vetiver grass

127 words.

• 起(qǐ)草(cǎo) to make a draft
• 煙(yān)草(cǎo) tobacco
• 糧(liáng)草(cǎo) army provisions
• 青(qīng)草(cǎo) grass
• 水(shuǐ)草(cǎo) aquatic plants
• 雜(zá)草(cǎo) weeds
• 花(huā)草(cǎo) flowers and plants
• 牧(mù)草(cǎo) pasture grass
• 稻(dào)草(cǎo) rice straw
• 草(cǎo)草(cǎo) carelessly
• 柴(chái)草(cǎo) firewood
• 甘(gān)草(cǎo) licorice root
• 仙(xiān)草(cǎo) medicinal herb
• 荒(huāng)草(cǎo) weeds
• 乾(gān)草(cǎo) hay
• 野(yě)草(cǎo) weeds
• 枯(kū)草(cǎo) withered grass
• 本(běn)草(cǎo) a book on Chinese (herbal) medicine
• 香(xiāng)草(cǎo) aromatic herb
• 潦(liáo)草(cǎo) slipshod
• 藥(yào)草(cǎo) medicinal herb
• 落(luò)草(cǎo) to take to the woods to become an outlaw
• 百(bǎi)草(cǎo) all kinds of grass
• 禾(hé)草(cǎo) grass
• 除(chú)草(cǎo) to weed
• 割(gē)草(cǎo) mow grass
• 救(jiù)命(mìng)稻(dào)草(cǎo) last straw to clutch at
• 行(xíng)草(cǎo) semicursive script
• 飼(sì)草(cǎo) forage grass
• 奇(qí)花(huā)異(yì)草(cǎo) rare or exotic flowers and plants
• 莎(suō)草(cǎo) coco-grass
• 含(hán)羞(xiū)草(cǎo) mimosa
• 冬(dōng)蟲(chóng)夏(xià)草(cǎo) caterpillar fungus (Ophiocordyceps sinensis)
• 拈(niān)花(huā)惹(rě)草(cǎo) lit. to pick the flowers and trample the grass
• 燈(dēng)草(cǎo) the spongy, white pulp inside the stem of rush plants, used as a wick for oil lamps
• 鋤(chú)草(cǎo) to hoe
• 茜(qiàn)草(cǎo) Indian madder
• 紫(zǐ)草(cǎo) red root gromwell
• 海(hǎi)草(cǎo) seagrass
• 益(yì)母(mǔ)草(cǎo) motherwort
• 魚(yú)腥(xīng)草(cǎo) chameleon plant
• 豬(zhū)草(cǎo) weeds or grass used to feed pigs
• 種(zhòng)草(cǎo) (slang) to spark interest in a product or idea
• 三(sān)葉(yè)草(cǎo) clover
• 燈(dēng)心(xīn)草(cǎo) rush
• 萱(xuān)草(cǎo) Hemerocallis fulva
• 烏(wù)拉(la)草(cǎo) Carex meyeriana
• 豬(zhū)籠(lóng)草(cǎo) tropical pitcher plant
• 通(tōng)草(cǎo) rice-paper plant
• 芒(máng)草(cǎo) Miscanthus
• 蔓(màn)草(cǎo) creeper
• 牆(qiáng)頭(tóu)草(cǎo) sb who goes whichever way the wind blows
• 疾(jí)風(fēng)知(zhī)勁(jìng)草(cǎo) lit. sturdy grass withstands high winds
• 狗(gǒu)尾(wěi)草(cǎo) green foxtail
• 兔(tù)子(zi)不(bù)吃(chī)窩(wō)邊(biān)草(cǎo) a rabbit never eats the grass beside its own burrow
• 捕(bǔ)蠅(yíng)草(cǎo) Venus flytrap
• 穀(gǔ)草(cǎo) straw
• 勁(jìng)草(cǎo) tough upright grass
• 乳(rǔ)草(cǎo) milkweeds
• 四(sì)葉(yè)草(cǎo) four-leaf clover
• 宿(sù)草(cǎo) grass that has grown on a grave since last year
• 忘(wàng)憂(yōu)草(cǎo) daylily
• 打(dǎ)草(cǎo) to mow grass
• 招(zhāo)風(fēng)惹(rě)草(cǎo) to bring trouble on oneself
• 檸(níng)檬(méng)草(cǎo) lemongrass
• 疾(jí)風(fēng)勁(jìng)草(cǎo) lit. sturdy grass withstands high winds
• 皮(pí)草(cǎo) fur clothing
• 結(jié)草(cǎo) deep gratitude up to death
• 綠(lǜ)草(cǎo) green grass
• 纈(xié)草(cǎo) valerian
• 莽(mǎng)草(cǎo) Chinese anise
• 蓑(suō)草(cǎo) Chinese alpine rush
• 薰(xūn)衣(yī)草(cǎo) lavender
• 蟋(xī)蟀(shuài)草(cǎo) wire grass
• 酢(cù)漿(jiāng)草(cǎo) creeping oxalis
• 金(jīn)魚(yú)草(cǎo) snapdragon
• 隱(yǐn)身(shēn)草(cǎo) legendary grass conferring invisibility
• 飯(fàn)糗(qiǔ)茹(rú)草(cǎo) to live on dry provisions and wild herbs
• 鬼(guǐ)針(zhēn)草(cǎo) beggarticks
• 麝(shè)香(xiāng)草(cǎo) thyme
• 撈(lāo)稻(dào)草(cǎo) to clutch at straws
• 沾(zhān)花(huā)惹(rě)草(cǎo) to fondle the flowers and trample the grass
• 艾(ài)草(cǎo) Asian mugwort or wormwood
• 鼠(shǔ)尾(wěi)草(cǎo) sage
• 三(sān)稜(léng)草(cǎo) sedge herb
• 出(chū)草(cǎo) to go on a headhunting expedition
• 臥(wò)草(cǎo) (substitute for 我肏 wǒcào) fuck
• 壓(yā)死(sǐ)駱(luò)駝(tuo)的(de)最(zuì)後(hòu)一(yī)根(gēn)稻(dào)草(cǎo) the straw that broke the camel’s back
• 吃(chī)草(cǎo) to graze
• 咸(xián)豐(fēng)草(cǎo) (botany) hairy beggarticks
• 天(tiān)涯(yá)何(hé)處(chù)無(wú)芳(fāng)草(cǎo) there are plenty more fish in the sea
• 好(hǎo)馬(mǎ)不(bù)吃(chī)回(huí)頭(tóu)草(cǎo) lit. a good horse doesn't turn around and graze the same patch again
• 如(rú)草(cǎo) grassy
• 寶(bǎo)蓋(gài)草(cǎo) henbit deadnettle
• 布(bù)草(cǎo) hotel linens
• 待(dài)宵(xiāo)草(cǎo) evening primrose
• 拉(lā)菲(fēi)草(cǎo) raffia
• 提(tí)摩(mó)西(xī)草(cǎo) Timothy grass
• 新(xīn)修(xiū)本(běn)草(cǎo) Tang dynasty compendium of herbal medicine
• 校(xiào)草(cǎo) the most handsome boy in the school
• 櫻(yīng)花(huā)草(cǎo) primrose
• 淺(qiǎn)草(cǎo) Asakusa
• 溪(xī)黃(huáng)草(cǎo) Rabdosia lophanthoides (no common name), herb plant of Lamiaceae family (together with mint and lavender), used in TCM
• 火(huǒ)絨(róng)草(cǎo) edelweiss
• 熊(xióng)膽(dǎn)草(cǎo) Conyza blinii
• 牛(niú)筋(jīn)草(cǎo) wire grass
• 牛(niú)膝(xī)草(cǎo) hyssop
• 班(bān)草(cǎo) the most handsome boy in the class
• 白(bái)花(huā)蛇(shé)舌(shé)草(cǎo) Hedyotis diffusa
• 竹(zhú)節(jié)草(cǎo) Mackie's pest
• 糞(fèn)草(cǎo) compost made with animal manure and straw
• 紙(zhǐ)草(cǎo) papyrus
• 老(lǎo)牛(niú)吃(chī)嫩(nèn)草(cǎo) lit. an old cow eats young grass
• 芸(yún)草(cǎo) rue
• 苲(zhǎ)草(cǎo) hornwort
• 荒(huāng)煙(yān)蔓(màn)草(cǎo) lit. abandoned by men and choked with weeds
• 葒(hóng)草(cǎo) Persicaria orientalis
• 萍(píng)蓬(péng)草(cǎo) spatterdock (Nuphar pumilum), a type of lily
• 葎(lǜ)草(cǎo) Japanese hop
• 薹(tái)草(cǎo) sedge
• 藁(gǎo)草(cǎo) hay
• 藨(biāo)草(cǎo) Schoenoplectus triqueter
• 虉(yì)草(cǎo) reed canary grass
• 蛇(shé)麻(má)草(cǎo) hop (Humulus lupulus), climbing plant whose flower cones are used in brewing beer
• 象(xiàng)草(cǎo) elephant grass
• 車(chē)軸(zhóu)草(cǎo) honewort
• 香(xiāng)根(gēn)草(cǎo) vetiver grass