There are 16 total results for your 熒 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
熒 荧 see styles |
yíng ying2 ying gyō |
a glimmer; glimmering; twinkling; fluorescence; phosphorescence; perplexed; dazzled and confused; planet Mars (arch.) Glitter, twinkle. |
熒光 荧光 see styles |
yíng guāng ying2 guang1 ying kuang |
fluorescence; fluorescent |
熒屏 荧屏 see styles |
yíng píng ying2 ping2 ying p`ing ying ping |
fluorescent screen; TV screen |
熒幕 荧幕 see styles |
yíng mù ying2 mu4 ying mu |
TV screen |
熒惑 荧惑 see styles |
yíng huò ying2 huo4 ying huo keikoku; keiwaku; keigoku / kekoku; kewaku; kegoku けいこく; けいわく; けいごく |
to bewilder; to dazzle and confuse; the planet Mars (1) (abbreviation) (archaism) (See 熒惑星) Mars (planet); (2) (archaism) dazzlement; bewilderment; daze |
熒熒 荧荧 see styles |
yíng yíng ying2 ying2 ying ying |
a glimmer; twinkling (of stars, phosphorescence, candlelight); flickering light |
熒光屏 荧光屏 see styles |
yíng guāng píng ying2 guang1 ping2 ying kuang p`ing ying kuang ping |
fluorescent screen; TV screen |
熒光幕 荧光幕 see styles |
yíng guāng mù ying2 guang1 mu4 ying kuang mu |
screen (of a TV, computer etc) (Tw) |
熒光棒 荧光棒 see styles |
yíng guāng bàng ying2 guang1 bang4 ying kuang pang |
glow stick; light stick |
熒光燈 荧光灯 see styles |
yíng guāng dēng ying2 guang1 deng1 ying kuang teng |
fluorescent lamp; neon lamp |
熒光筆 荧光笔 see styles |
yíng guāng bǐ ying2 guang1 bi3 ying kuang pi |
highlighter (pen) |
熒惑天 荧惑天 see styles |
yíng huò tiān ying2 huo4 tian1 ying huo t`ien ying huo tien Keiwakuten |
Mars |
熒惑心 荧惑心 see styles |
yíng huò xīn ying2 huo4 xin1 ying huo hsin Gyōwakushin |
(or熒惑天) Aṅgāraka, the planet Mars; also 火曜日; it is also described as a nakṣatra, or asterism, and as such is represented in feminine form in the Vajradhātu group. |
熒惑星 荧惑星 see styles |
yíng huò xīng ying2 huo4 xing1 ying huo hsing |
Mars in traditional Chinese astronomy |
金碧熒煌 金碧荧煌 see styles |
jīn bì yíng huáng jin1 bi4 ying2 huang2 chin pi ying huang |
splendid in green and gold (idiom); looking radiant |
Variations: |
hinatsuboshi; keikokusei(熒惑星) / hinatsuboshi; kekokuse(熒惑星) ひなつぼし; けいこくせい(熒惑星) |
(archaism) (See 火星) Mars (planet) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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