陶 ⇒
陶 Táo/táo, surname Tao, pottery/pleased
陶醉 táozuì, to be infatuated with/to be drunk with/to be enchanted with/to revel in
陶瓷 táocí, pottery and porcelain/ceramics
立陶宛 Lìtáowǎn, Lithuania
陶德 陶器 táoqì, pottery
史陶 陶艺 táoyì, [陶藝], ceramic art
自我陶醉 zìwǒtáozuì, self-satisfied/self-imbued/narcissistic
立陶宛人 Lìtáowǎnrén, Lithuanian (person)
熏陶 xūntáo, [薰陶], to seep in/to influence/to nurture/influence/training
陶土 táotǔ, potter's clay/kaolin
陶伯 陶斯 陶罐 陶古 陶人 陶德会 施陶 乐陶陶 lètáotáo, [樂陶陶], joyful/cheerful
念陶 陶马 陶氏 陶森 陶柏 陶术 陶布 陶冶 táoyě, lit. to fire pots and smelt metal/fig. to educate
陶俑 táoyǒng, a pottery figurine buried with the dead
陶普森 陶伯帮 那史陶 陶伦斯 陶德人 要念陶
冶 ⇒
冶 yě, to smelt/to cast/seductive in appearance
班冶 冶炼 yěliàn, [冶煉], to smelt metal
冶炼厂 陶冶 táoyě, lit. to fire pots and smelt metal/fig. to educate
冶金学 yějīnxué, [冶金學], metallurgy
妖冶 yāoyě, pretty and flirtatious
冶金 yějīn, metallurgy
宋冶真