Which Chinese characters are pronounced huang?

This page lists 28 dictionary entries with the base pinyin syllable huang, organized by their tone-marked pronunciation.

Do all huang characters have the same tone?

No. Characters can share the base syllable huang while using different Mandarin tones. The tone-marked pinyin beside each character shows the difference.

How can I practice writing huang characters?

Open any character for animated stroke order, or send the character set to the free worksheet generator for printable Tianzige or Mizige practice.

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PINYIN SYLLABLE

Chinese characters with Pinyin huang

Learn how to write 28 Chinese characters pronounced “huang” across 4 tone-marked pronunciations. Open any character for animated stroke order, words, sentences, and printable practice.

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START WITH COMMON CHARACTERS

Common “huang” Chinese characters

The same romanized syllable can represent different characters and tones. These useful HSK vocabulary characters are shown first so learners can begin with everyday Mandarin.

黄huáng

yellow

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皇huáng

emperor

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恍huǎng

(bound form) in a hazy state of mind

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荒huāng

desolate

HSK 7–9Learn →

晃huàng

to sway

HSK 7–9Learn →

凰huáng

phoenix

HSK 7–9Learn →

谎huǎng

lies

HSK 7–9Learn →

慌huāng

to get panicky; to lose one's head

HSK 7–9Learn →

煌huáng

brilliant

HSK 7–9Learn →

TONE-MARKED PINYIN

Chinese characters pronounced huáng

20 dictionary entries use the pronunciation huáng, including 黄 (yellow), 皇 (emperor), 凰 (phoenix), 煌 (brilliant), 隍 (dry moat).

20 characters

黄huáng

yellow

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皇huáng

emperor

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凰huáng

phoenix

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煌huáng

brilliant

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隍huáng

dry moat

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徨huáng

used in 彷徨[pang2huang2]

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惶huáng

(bound form) fear; dread; anxiety; trepidation

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湟huáng

name of a river

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遑huáng

leisure

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黃huáng

Chinese character

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潢huáng

dye paper

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璜huáng

semicircular jade ornament

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篁huáng

(bamboo)

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艎huáng

fast ship

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蝗huáng

locust

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癀huáng

used in 癀病[huang2bing4]

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磺huáng

sulfur

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簧huáng

reed (of a music instrument)

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蟥huáng

horse-leech

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鳇huáng

sturgeon

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TONE-MARKED PINYIN

Chinese characters pronounced huàng

1 dictionary entry uses the pronunciation huàng, including 晃 (to sway).

1 character

晃huàng

to sway

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TONE-MARKED PINYIN

Chinese characters pronounced huǎng

4 dictionary entries use the pronunciation huǎng, including 恍 ((bound form) in a hazy state of mind), 谎 (lies), 幌 (shop sign), 謊 (Chinese character).

4 characters

恍huǎng

(bound form) in a hazy state of mind

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谎huǎng

lies

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幌huǎng

shop sign

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謊huǎng

Chinese character

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TONE-MARKED PINYIN

Chinese characters pronounced huāng

3 dictionary entries use the pronunciation huāng, including 荒 (desolate), 慌 (to get panicky; to lose one's head), 肓 (region between heart and diaphragm).

3 characters

荒huāng

desolate

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慌huāng

to get panicky; to lose one's head

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肓huāng

region between heart and diaphragm

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