There are 79 total results for your 戈 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
戈 see styles |
gē ge1 ko ka か |
dagger-axe; abbr. for 戈瑞[ge1 rui4]; (Tw) abbr. for 戈雷[ge1 lei2] ge (ancient Chinese dagger-axe); (surname) Sai A spear. |
戈壁 see styles |
gē bì ge1 bi4 ko pi gobi ゴビ |
Gobi (desert) (place-name) Gobi Desert (China) |
戈尾 see styles |
saio さいを |
(place-name) Saio; Saiwo |
戈川 see styles |
saikawa さいかわ |
(surname) Saikawa |
戈旁 see styles |
hokozukuri ほこづくり |
(See 戈構え) kanji "spear" radical at right |
戈木 see styles |
saiki さいき |
(surname) Saiki |
戈本 see styles |
saimoto さいもと |
(surname) Saimoto |
戈比 see styles |
gē bǐ ge1 bi3 ko pi |
kopeck (unit of money, one hundredth of ruble) (loanword) |
戈津 see styles |
saitsu さいつ |
(surname) Saitsu |
戈爾 戈尔 see styles |
gē ěr ge1 er3 ko erh |
Gore (name); Al Gore (1948-), US vice-president 1993-2001 under Bill Clinton, subsequently environmental campaigner and Nobel Peace laureate |
戈瑞 see styles |
gē ruì ge1 rui4 ko jui |
gray (unit of absorbed dose of ionizing radiation) (loanword) |
戈神 see styles |
saikami さいかみ |
(place-name) Saikami |
戈船 see styles |
gē chuán ge1 chuan2 ko ch`uan ko chuan |
armed vessel (of ancient times) |
戈追 see styles |
gē zhuī ge1 zhui1 ko chui katsui |
idem 倶胝 q. v. Koti. |
戈雷 see styles |
gē léi ge1 lei2 ko lei |
gray (unit of absorbed dose of ionizing radiation) (loanword) (Tw) |
万戈 see styles |
manzai まんざい |
(surname) Manzai |
倒戈 see styles |
dǎo gē dao3 ge1 tao ko |
to change sides in a war; turncoat |
六戈 see styles |
rokka ろっか |
(personal name) Rokka |
兵戈 see styles |
bīng gē bing1 ge1 ping ko heika / heka へいか |
weapons; arms; fighting; war swords; arms; warfare weapons |
堅戈 坚戈 see styles |
jiān gē jian1 ge1 chien ko |
tenge (Kazakhstan currency) (loanword) |
干戈 see styles |
gān gē gan1 ge1 kan ko kanka かんか |
weapons of war; arms (1) (form) weapon; arms; shield and spear; (2) (form) fighting; war shield and spear |
息戈 see styles |
sokusai そくさい |
(surname) Sokusai |
探戈 see styles |
tàn gē tan4 ge1 t`an ko tan ko |
tango (dance) (loanword) |
揮戈 挥戈 see styles |
huī gē hui1 ge1 hui ko ki ka |
to brandish a spear brandishes a halberd |
班戈 see styles |
bān gē ban1 ge1 pan ko |
Baingoin county, Tibetan: Dpal mgon rdzong, in Nagchu prefecture 那曲地區|那曲地区[Na4 qu3 di4 qu1], central Tibet |
良戈 see styles |
ryouka / ryoka りょうか |
(given name) Ryōka |
銅戈 see styles |
douka / doka どうか |
(See 戈・ほこ・1) bronze dagger-axe |
高戈 see styles |
takasai たかさい |
(place-name) Takasai |
戈ノ元 see styles |
sainomoto さいのもと |
(surname) Sainomoto |
戈之神 see styles |
sainokami さいのかみ |
(place-name) Sainokami |
戈培爾 戈培尔 see styles |
gē péi ěr ge1 pei2 er3 ko p`ei erh ko pei erh |
Joseph Goebbels (1897-1945), German Nazi leader and politician |
戈壁灘 戈壁滩 see styles |
gē bì tān ge1 bi4 tan1 ko pi t`an ko pi tan |
Gobi desert |
戈構え see styles |
hokogamae ほこがまえ |
kanji "spear" radical at right |
戈止夫 see styles |
kashio かしお |
(personal name) Kashio |
伊戈爾 伊戈尔 see styles |
yī gē ěr yi1 ge1 er3 i ko erh |
More info & calligraphy: Igor |
千戈橋 see styles |
chitosebashi ちとせばし |
(place-name) Chitosebashi |
果戈里 see styles |
guǒ gē lǐ guo3 ge1 li3 kuo ko li |
Nikolai Gogol (1809-1852), Russian author and dramatist |
止戈夫 see styles |
shikao しかお |
(given name) Shikao |
止戈男 see styles |
shikao しかお |
(given name) Shikao |
泰戈爾 泰戈尔 see styles |
tài gē ěr tai4 ge1 er3 t`ai ko erh tai ko erh |
Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941), Indian poet and writer |
班戈縣 班戈县 see styles |
bān gē xiàn ban1 ge1 xian4 pan ko hsien |
Baingoin county, Tibetan: Dpal mgon rdzong, in Nagchu prefecture 那曲地區|那曲地区[Na4 qu3 di4 qu1], central Tibet |
戈壁沙漠 see styles |
gē bì shā mò ge1 bi4 sha1 mo4 ko pi sha mo |
Gobi Desert |
戈壁荒灘 戈壁荒滩 see styles |
gē bì huāng tān ge1 bi4 huang1 tan1 ko pi huang t`an ko pi huang tan |
barren sands of the Gobi desert |
戈德斯通 see styles |
gē dé sī tōng ge1 de2 si1 tong1 ko te ssu t`ung ko te ssu tung |
Goldstone (name) |
戈斯拉爾 戈斯拉尔 see styles |
gē sī lā ěr ge1 si1 la1 er3 ko ssu la erh |
Goslar, Germany |
戈氏岩鵐 戈氏岩鹀 see styles |
gē shì yán wú ge1 shi4 yan2 wu2 ko shih yen wu |
(bird species of China) Godlewski's bunting (Emberiza godlewskii) |
戈蘭高地 戈兰高地 see styles |
gē lán gāo dì ge1 lan2 gao1 di4 ko lan kao ti |
Golan Heights |
伊戈爾斯 伊戈尔斯 see styles |
yī gē ěr sī yi1 ge1 er3 si1 i ko erh ssu |
Eagles (name) |
倒戈卸甲 see styles |
dǎo gē xiè jiǎ dao3 ge1 xie4 jia3 tao ko hsieh chia |
to lay down arms |
兵戈擾攘 兵戈扰攘 see styles |
bīng gē rǎo rǎng bing1 ge1 rao3 rang3 ping ko jao jang |
arms and confusion (idiom); turmoil of war |
同室操戈 see styles |
tóng shì cāo gē tong2 shi4 cao1 ge1 t`ung shih ts`ao ko tung shih tsao ko |
wielding the halberd within the household (idiom); internecine strife |
喬戈里峰 乔戈里峰 see styles |
qiáo gē lǐ fēng qiao2 ge1 li3 feng1 ch`iao ko li feng chiao ko li feng |
K2, Mt Qogir or Chogori in Karakorum section of Himalayas |
大動干戈 大动干戈 see styles |
dà dòng gān gē da4 dong4 gan1 ge1 ta tung kan ko |
lit. to go to war (idiom); fig. to make a big fuss over something |
弗拉明戈 see styles |
fú lā míng gē fu2 la1 ming2 ge1 fu la ming ko |
flamenco (Tw) (loanword) |
弗拉門戈 弗拉门戈 see styles |
fú lā mén gē fu2 la1 men2 ge1 fu la men ko |
flamenco (loanword) |
枕戈寢甲 枕戈寝甲 see styles |
zhěn gē qǐn jiǎ zhen3 ge1 qin3 jia3 chen ko ch`in chia chen ko chin chia |
lit. to sleep on one's armor with a spear as a pillow (idiom); fig. to keep ready for battle at all times |
枕戈待旦 see styles |
zhěn gē dài dàn zhen3 ge1 dai4 dan4 chen ko tai tan |
lit. to wait for dawn, one's head resting on a spear (idiom); fig. fully prepared and biding one's time before the battle |
湯瀬戈田 see styles |
yuzesaida ゆぜさいだ |
(place-name) Yuzesaida |
薩拉戈薩 萨拉戈萨 see styles |
sà lā gē sà sa4 la1 ge1 sa4 sa la ko sa |
Zaragoza, Spain |
金戈鐵馬 金戈铁马 see styles |
jīn gē tiě mǎ jin1 ge1 tie3 ma3 chin ko t`ieh ma chin ko tieh ma |
very powerful army |
阿耳戈斯 see styles |
ā ěr gē sī a1 er3 ge1 si1 a erh ko ssu |
Argus; in Greek mythology, a monster with 100 eyes, transformed into peacock's tail |
雅穆索戈 see styles |
yǎ mù suǒ gē ya3 mu4 suo3 ge1 ya mu so ko |
Yamoussoukro, capital of Ivory Coast (Tw) |
戈を収める see styles |
hokooosameru ほこをおさめる |
(exp,v1) to sheathe one's sword; to lay down arms; to bury the hatchet |
戈氏金絲燕 戈氏金丝燕 see styles |
gē shì jīn sī yàn ge1 shi4 jin1 si1 yan4 ko shih chin ssu yen |
(bird species of China) Germain's swiftlet (Aerodramus germani) |
戈爾巴喬夫 戈尔巴乔夫 see styles |
gē ěr bā qiáo fū ge1 er3 ba1 qiao2 fu1 ko erh pa ch`iao fu ko erh pa chiao fu |
Gorbachev; Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev (1931-), last president of the Soviet Union 1991-1995 |
佐々木六戈 see styles |
sasakirokka ささきろっか |
(person) Sasaki Rokka |
查戈斯群島 查戈斯群岛 see styles |
chá gē sī qún dǎo cha2 ge1 si1 qun2 dao3 ch`a ko ssu ch`ün tao cha ko ssu chün tao |
Chagos Archipelago, coral archipelago in tropical Indian Ocean, with Diego Garcia 迪戈·加西亞島|迪戈·加西亚岛[Di2 ge1 · Jia1 xi1 ya4 Dao3] as largest island |
波德戈里察 see styles |
bō dé gē lǐ chá bo1 de2 ge1 li3 cha2 po te ko li ch`a po te ko li cha |
Podgorica, capital of Montenegro |
索戈拉特斯 see styles |
suǒ gē lā tè sī suo3 ge1 la1 te4 si1 so ko la t`e ssu so ko la te ssu |
Socrates (name); Jose Socrates, prime minister of Portugal from 2005 |
化干戈為玉帛 化干戈为玉帛 see styles |
huà gān gē wéi yù bó hua4 gan1 ge1 wei2 yu4 bo2 hua kan ko wei yü po |
lit. to exchange weapons of war for gifts of jade and silk (idiom); fig. to turn hostility into friendship |
干戈を交える see styles |
kankaomajieru かんかをまじえる |
(exp,v1) (archaism) to open hostilities; to be at war |
干戈を動かす see styles |
kankaougokasu / kankaogokasu かんかをうごかす |
(exp,v5s) (rare) to open hostilities; to take up arms; to start a war |
詹姆斯·戈士林 see styles |
zhān mǔ sī · gē shì lín zhan1 mu3 si1 · ge1 shi4 lin2 chan mu ssu · ko shih lin |
see 詹姆斯·高斯林[Zhan1 mu3 si1 · Gao1 si1 lin2] |
詹姆斯·戈斯林 see styles |
zhān mǔ sī · gē sī lín zhan1 mu3 si1 · ge1 si1 lin2 chan mu ssu · ko ssu lin |
see 詹姆斯·高斯林[Zhan1 mu3 si1 · Gao1 si1 lin2] |
迪戈·加西亞島 迪戈·加西亚岛 see styles |
dí gē · jiā xī yà dǎo di2 ge1 · jia1 xi1 ya4 dao3 ti ko · chia hsi ya tao |
Diego Garcia tropical island and US military base in the Indian Ocean, main island of Chago archipelago 查戈斯群島|查戈斯群岛[Cha2 ge1 si1 Qun2 dao3] |
加拉帕戈斯群島 加拉帕戈斯群岛 see styles |
jiā lā pà gē sī qún dǎo jia1 la1 pa4 ge1 si1 qun2 dao3 chia la p`a ko ssu ch`ün tao chia la pa ko ssu chün tao |
Galapagos Islands |
布拉戈維申斯克 布拉戈维申斯克 see styles |
bù lā gē wéi shēn sī kè bu4 la1 ge1 wei2 shen1 si1 ke4 pu la ko wei shen ssu k`o pu la ko wei shen ssu ko |
Blagoveshchensk, Russian city on the border with China, administrative center of Amur Oblast 阿穆爾州|阿穆尔州[A1 mu4 er3 Zhou1] |
Variations: |
hokooosameru ほこをおさめる |
(exp,v1) to sheathe one's sword; to lay down arms; to bury the hatchet |
Variations: |
hoko(p); tokari(鋒) ほこ(P); とかり(鋒) |
(1) long-handled Chinese spear; lance; pike; (2) (ほこ only) weapon; arms; (3) (ほこ only) grip of a bow; (4) (abbreviation) (See 矛山車) parade float decorated with long-handled Chinese spears |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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