娃 娃
wá
ㄨㄚˊ
  1. baby
  2. doll
  3. pretty girl
Words with 娃娃
wá ㄨㄚˊ 娃 娃
  1. 1. baby
  2. 2. doll
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wá zi5 ㄨㄚˊ˙ㄗ 娃子 娃子
  1. 1. baby
  2. 2. small child
  3. 3. (arch.) slave among ethnic minorities
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xiǎo wá ㄒㄧㄠˇㄨㄚˊ 小娃 小娃
  1. 1. child
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wá ér ㄨㄚˊㄦˊ 娃兒 娃儿
Simplified Traditional 娃儿 娃兒
  1. Colloquial
    1. children
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Nǔ: wá ㄋㄩˇㄨㄚˊ 女娃 女娃
  1. 1. mythological daughter of Fiery Emperor yándì炎‍帝 who turned into bird Jingwei jīngwèi精‍衛jīngwèi精‍卫 after drowning
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nǔ: wá ㄋㄩˇㄨㄚˊ 女娃 女娃
  1. Dialectal
    1. girl
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dài wá ㄉㄞˋㄨㄚˊ 帶娃 带娃
Simplified Traditional 带娃 帶娃
  1. Verb
    1. to look after a baby
  2. Verb
    2. to take care of a young child
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nán wá ㄋㄢˊㄨㄚˊ 男娃 男娃
  1. Dialectal
    1. boy
  2. 2. guy
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Fú wá ㄈㄨˊㄨㄚˊ 福娃 福娃
  1. 1. Fuwa (official 2008 Olympic mascots)
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Yī wá ㄧㄨㄚˊ 伊娃 伊娃
  1. Name
    1. Eva
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tào wá ㄊㄠˋㄨㄚˊ 套娃 套娃
  1. 1. Russian doll (matryoshka doll) or similar nested doll
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Xià wá ㄒㄧㄚˋㄨㄚˊ 夏娃 夏娃
  1. 1. Eve, the first woman (transcription used in Protestant versions of the Bible) (from Hebrew Ḥawwāh, probably via Cantonese 夏娃 {Haa6waa1})
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jī wá ㄐㄧㄨㄚˊ 雞娃 鸡娃
Simplified Traditional 鸡娃 雞娃
  1. Verb
    1. (neologism, c. 2020) to arrange an intensive schedule of activities for one's child to maximize achievement
  2. Noun
    2. a child subjected to such a regimen
  3. Dialectal
    3. chick
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wá wa5 ㄨㄚˊ˙ㄨㄚ 娃娃 娃娃
  1. 1. baby
  2. 2. small child
  3. 3. doll
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Mèi wá ㄇㄟˋㄨㄚˊ 媚娃 媚娃
  1. 1. Veela (Harry Potter)
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yín wá ㄧㄣˊㄨㄚˊ 淫娃 淫娃
  1. 1. dissolute girl
  2. 2. slut
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E wá ㄜˋㄨㄚˊ 厄娃 厄娃
  1. 1. Eve, the first woman (transcription used in Catholic versions of the Bible) (from Hebrew Ḥawwāh)
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shài wá ㄕㄞˋㄨㄚˊ 曬娃 晒娃
Simplified Traditional 晒娃 曬娃
  1. Verb, Colloquial
    1. to indiscriminately share news, images etc of one's child on social media
  2. 2. sharenting
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méng wá ㄇㄥˊㄨㄚˊ 萌娃 萌娃
  1. 1. cute little kid
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liù wá ㄌㄧㄡˋㄨㄚˊ 遛娃 遛娃
  1. Verb, Colloquial
    1. to take one's child out for a walk
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