钅 radical

actinium (chemistry)

einsteinium (chemistry)

ammonium

palladium (chemistry)

metal plate

pound (sterling) (loanword)

barium (chemistry)

adz

small coin

bismuth (chemistry)

dart-like throwing weapon

bit (of a bridle)

fine steel

cymbals

platinum (chemistry)

ancient musical intrument shaped as a bell

small earthenware plate or basin

plutonium (chemistry)

metal plate

small cymbals

spade

hairpin

to shovel

money

(used in people's names)

ancient firearm

a hoe

armlet

hammer

ice spud (aka ice chisel) with a pointy tip

(literary) to fracture (a bone)

mistake

clank

technetium (chemistry)

stirrup

dysprosium (chemistry)

to inlay with gold, silver etc

to fish with a hook and line; to angle

Chinese character

(weaving) spindle

nail

thulium (chemistry)

to plate (with gold, silver etc)

to forge

blunt

upsetting (forged pieces)

surname Duo

osmium (chemistry)

blade edge

erbium (chemistry)

vanadium (chemistry)

francium (chemistry)

fermium (chemistry)

point of a spear

gadolinium (chemistry)

calcium (chemistry)

steel

zirconium (chemistry)

cadmium (chemistry)

chromium (chemistry)

to hook

obstinate disease

(chemistry) cobalt (Taiwan pr. [gu1])

pot; pan; wok; cauldron

hafnium (chemistry)

bright

plowshare

ancient unit of weight

wok (dialect)

holmium (chemistry)

(metalwork) to ream

pincers for use at a fire

potassium (chemistry)

gallium (chemistry)

key (on a piano or computer keyboard)

ancient weapon like a long solid metal truncheon

scissors

brocade

Chinese character

mirror

hard iron

a saw (CL:把[ba3])

to mend by stapling or cramping broken pieces together

to bend iron

to engrave (on wood or stone)

Chinese character

30 catties

armor

high quality iron

californium (chemistry)

scandium (chemistry)

shackles

grease-pot for cart

columbium

(onom.) clang

steel sword

solder

rhenium (chemistry)

lanthanum (chemistry)

chain

lawrencium (chemistry)

rhodium (chemistry)

radium (chemistry)

lithium (chemistry)

old variant of 鐮|镰[lian2]

chain

ruthenium (chemistry)

fetters

(small) bell

lutetium (chemistry) (Tw)

Chinese character

to engrave

lutetium (chemistry)

aluminum (chemistry)

(ancient unit of weight)

gong

Chinese character

side of coin without words

sharp point

anchor

to fasten with rivets

americium (chemistry)

magnesium (chemistry)

mendelevium (chemistry)

manganese (chemistry)

to engrave

used in 鏌鋣|镆铘[Mo4ye2]

molybdenum (chemistry)

neptunium (chemistry)

sodium (chemistry)

big cymbals

niobium (chemistry)

tweezers

nickel (chemistry)

surname Niu

neodymium (chemistry)

nobelium (chemistry)

berkelium (chemistry)

beryllium (chemistry)

promethium (chemistry)

polonium (chemistry)

protactinium (chemistry)

to spread

praseodymium (chemistry)

latch of door

coin

pincers

a drill (for boring through rock)

old variant of 鉛|铅[qian1]

money

the color of a mineral

tinkling of small bells

shovel

to cut

to carve

to respect

to estimate

to smelt

rubidium (chemistry)

acute

cesium (chemistry)

spear

to cut with a sickle

cerium (chemistry)

bright

strontium (chemistry)

to engrave (metal of wood)

to lock; to lock up

thallium (chemistry)

titanium (chemistry)

long spear

guard (on a sword handle)

tantalum (chemistry)

noise of drums

Chinese character

terbium (chemistry)

antimony (chemistry)

iron (metal)

big arrow

copper (chemistry)

surname Tou

thorium (chemistry)

tungsten (chemistry)

tin (chemistry)

to mill (machining)

shovel

to inlay

to melt (metal)

zinc (chemistry)

to rust

stick-like implement inserted into the handles of a tripod cauldron in ancient times in order to lift the cauldron

to shape on a lathe

surname Yao

key

used in 鏌鋣|镆铘[Mo4ye2]

ancient unit of weight equal to 20 or 24 liang 兩|两[liang3]

ytterbium (chemistry)

yttrium (chemistry)

iridium (chemistry)

silver

indium (chemistry)

large bell

uranium (chemistry)

europium (chemistry)

treasure

battle-ax

polished

lever-style guillotine

to encourage

germanium (chemistry)

to press down

needle

gong used to halt troops

clang of metals

a (large) bell (CL:架[jia4])

nonstandard simplified variant of 鍾|钟[zhong1]

to cast or found metals

twenty-fourth part of a tael (2 or 3 grams)

cone

bracelet

ancient weight

arrowhead

to drill