Usage of the character 軍

Nian Army, leading a peasant rebellion against the Qing dynasty in Shandong, Henan, Jiangsu and Anhui 1851-1868, at the same time as the Taiping Rebellion further south

jūnshī

军师

[軍師]

(old) military counselor
(coll.) trusted adviser

zhùjūn

驻军

[駐軍]

to station or garrison troops
garrison

jūnjì

军妓

[軍妓]

military prostitute

yǐjūn

以军

[以軍]

Israeli soldiers

jūnxū

军需

[軍需]

military supplies

tiějūn

铁军

[鐵軍]

invincible army

jūngǎng

军港

[軍港]

naval port
naval base

jūnlü

军旅

[軍旅]

army

jūnliáng

军粮

[軍糧]

army provisions

xíngjūn

行军

[行軍]

(of troops) to march

jūnchē

军车

[軍車]

military vehicle

róngjūn

荣军

[榮軍]

abbr. for 榮譽軍人／荣誉军人 (róngyùjūnrén)

jūnshì

军士

[軍士]

soldier
noncommssioned officer (NCO)

jìnjūn

进军

[進軍]

to march
to advance

jūntuán

军团

[軍團]

corps
legion

jūnqíng

军情

[軍情]

military situation
military intelligence

jūnrén

军人

[軍人]

serviceman
soldier
military personnel

méngjūn

盟军

[盟軍]

allied forces

díjūn

敌军

[敵軍]

enemy troops
hostile forces
CL:股 (gǔ)

kuìjūn

溃军

[潰軍]

routed troops

yìjūn

义军

[義軍]

volunteer army

jūntǐ

军体

[軍體]

military sports
military fitness (curriculum etc)
abbr. for 軍事體育／军事体育

Rìjūn

日军

[日軍]

Japanese army
Japanese troops

jūndāo

军刀

[軍刀]

military knife
saber

jūnduì

军队

[軍隊]

armed forces; troops
CL:支 (zhī),個／个 (gè)

hǎijūn

海军

[海軍]

navy

jūnqū

军区

[軍區]

geographical area of command
(PLA) military district

Tóngjūn

童军

[童軍]

Scout (youth organization)
see also 童子軍／童子军 ( Tóngzǐjūn)

jūnjī

军机

[軍機]

military aircraft
secret plan
Privy Council during the Qing dynasty

Ejūn

俄军

[俄軍]

Russian army

jūnmín

军民

[軍民]

army-civilian
military-masses
military-civilian

wōjūn

倭军

[倭軍]

Japanese army (derog.) (old)

jūnzhuāng

军装

[軍裝]

military uniform

jūnwù

军务

[軍務]

military affairs

jūnxùn

军训

[軍訓]

to do military training

cóngjūn

从军

[從軍]

to enlist
to serve in the army

chèjūn

撤军

[撤軍]

to withdraw troops
to retreat

jūnfá

军阀

[軍閥]

military clique
junta
warlord

jìjūn

季军

[季軍]

third in a race
bronze medalist

jūnzhèn

军阵

[軍陣]

battle formation

jūnlíng

军龄

[軍齡]

length of military service

Qīngjūn

清军

[清軍]

the Qing army

guānjūn

官军

[官軍]

official army government army

cuànjūn

篡军

[篡軍]

to usurp the military

zhìjūn

治军

[治軍]

running of armed forces
military management
to govern armed forces
to direct troops

jūnyòng

军用

[軍用]

(for) military use
military application

jūnyī

军医

[軍醫]

military doctor

jūnmǎ

军马

[軍馬]

warhorse; cavalry horse
troops

jūnwěi

军委

[軍委]

Military Commission of the Communist Party Central Committee

jūnjǐng

军警

[軍警]

the military and the police
military alert (announcing the approach of the enemy)

Jiāngjūn

将军

[將軍]

(common place name)

diànjūn

殿军

[殿軍]

runner-up

jūnxiào

军校

[軍校]

military school
military academy

jūnshì

军事

[軍事]

military affairs
(attributive) military

jūngōng

军功

[軍功]

(military) meritorious service

jūnjiàn

军舰

[軍艦]

warship
military naval vessel
CL:艘 (sōu)

Zhàojūn

赵军

[趙軍]

army of Zhao 趙國／赵国 during the Warring States

jūnsǎo

军嫂

[軍嫂]

serviceman's wife
wives of military personnel

Hóngjūn

红军

[紅軍]

Red Army (1928-1937), predecessor of the PLA
(Soviet) Red Army (1917-1946)

jūnyǎn

军演

[軍演]

military exercises

kōngjūn

空军

[空軍]

air force

zhíjūn

职军

[職軍]

(Tw) professional soldier

jūnguān

军官

[軍官]

officer (military)

jūnqí

军棋

[軍棋]

land battle chess, Chinese board game similar to Stratego

jiāngjūn

将军

[將軍]

general
high-ranking military officer
to check or checkmate
fig. to embarrass
to challenge
to put sb on the spot

huángjūn

皇军

[皇軍]

imperial army (esp. Japanese)

jūnfèi

军费

[軍費]

military expenditure

Diǎnjūn

点军

[點軍]

Dianjun district of Yichang city 宜昌市 ( Yíchāngshì), Hubei

yǒujūn

友军

[友軍]

friendly forces
allies

kuòjūn

扩军

[擴軍]

armament
to expand armed forces

jìnjūn

禁军

[禁軍]

imperial guard

chéngjūn

成军

[成軍]

lit. to form an army
to set up (team, group, band, organization etc)
to found
opening (ceremony)
to commission (arms system, naval vessel)
to graduate from an apprenticeship

shuǐjūn

水军

[水軍]

(archaic) navy
person employed to post messages on the Internet (abbr. for 網絡水軍／网络水军 ( Wǎngluòshuǐjūn))

cáijūn

裁军

[裁軍]

disarmament

jūnhuǒ

军火

[軍火]

weapons and ammunition
munitions
arms

quánjūn

全军

[全軍]

whole army

jūnbèi

军备

[軍備]

(military) arms
armaments

cānjūn

参军

[參軍]

to join the army

Báijūn

白军

[白軍]

White Guard or White Movement, anti-communist troops fighting against the Bolsheviks during the Russian Civil War (1917-1922)

shǒujūn

守军

[守軍]

defenders

jūnshì

军势

[軍勢]

army strength
military prowess or potential

jūnshòu

军售

[軍售]

arms sales

pànjūn

叛军

[叛軍]

rebel army

Měijūn

美军

[美軍]

US army
US armed forces

jūnlü

军绿

[軍綠]

army green

Xīnjūn

新军

[新軍]

New Armies (modernized Qing armies, trained and equipped according to Western standards, founded after Japan's victory in the First Sino-Japanese War in 1895)

Fǎjūn

法军

[法軍]

French army

yàjūn

亚军

[亞軍]

second place (in a sports contest)
runner-up

lǐngjūn

领军

[領軍]

to lead troups
(fig.) to lead
leading

jūnzhèng

军政

[軍政]

army and government

dàjūn

大军

[大軍]

army
main forces

yuánjūn

援军

[援軍]

(military) reinforcements

wěijūn

伪军

[偽軍]

puppet army

lùjūn

陆军

[陸軍]

army
ground forces

jítuánjūn

集团军

[集團軍]

army grouping
collective army

zápáijūn

杂牌军

[雜牌軍]

miscellaneous troops; irregular troops; troops of varied allegiances
uncertified staff

guànjūnsài

冠军赛

[冠軍賽]

championship

jūnyīyuàn

军医院

[軍醫院]

military hospital

zhànjūnzī

站军姿

[站軍姿]

to stand at attention (military)

Yòutóngjūn

幼童军

[幼童軍]

Cub Scout

Jiěfàngjūn

解放军

[解放軍]

People's Liberation Army (PRC armed forces)

shízìjūn

十字军

[十字軍]

crusaders
army of crusaders
the Crusades

jūnshìhuà

军事化

[軍事化]

militarization

yèxíngjūn

夜行军

[夜行軍]

a night march

zhèngguījūn

正规军

[正規軍]

regular army
standing army

zhèngfǔjūn

政府军

[政府軍]

government army

hǎilùjūn

海陆军

[海陸軍]

navy and army
military force

Huǒjiànjūn

火箭军

[火箭軍]

Rocket Force, branch of the PLA responsible for tactical and strategic missiles

Tóngzǐjūn

童子军

[童子軍]

Scout (youth organization)

Mǎjiājūn

马家军

[馬家軍]

the Ma clique of warlords in Gansu and Ningxia during the 1930s and 1940s

zhǔlìjūn

主力军

[主力軍]

main force (military)
(fig.) the group or element with the most impact
mainstay
main cohort

jìnwèijūn

禁卫军

[禁衛軍]

imperial guard

jūnzhèngfǔ

军政府

[軍政府]

military government

lùjūnqí

陆军棋

[陸軍棋]

see 軍棋／军棋 (jūnqí)

qīnlüèjūn

侵略军

[侵略軍]

invading army

jūnfēnqū

军分区

[軍分區]

military subdistricts

jūnhuǒkù

军火库

[軍火庫]

arsenal

Guāndōngjūn

关东军

[關東軍]

Japanese Kwantung army (or Kantō army), notorious for numerous atrocities in China during WWII

xíngjūnchuáng

行军床

[行軍床]

camp bed
bivouac

jūnshìjiā

军事家

[軍事家]

military expert
general

yězhànjūn

野战军

[野戰軍]

field army

Jiùshìjūn

救世军

[救世軍]

Salvation Army (protestant philanthropic organization founded in London in 1865)

jūnyuèduì

军乐队

[軍樂隊]

brass band

Diǎnjūnqū

点军区

[點軍區]

Dianjun district of Yichang city 宜昌市 ( Yíchāngshì), Hubei

shàngjiàngjūn

上将军

[上將軍]

top general
commander-in-chief

yìyǒngjūn

义勇军

[義勇軍]

volunteer army

jūnwěihuì

军委会

[軍委會]

Military Commission of the Communist Party Central Committee
same as 軍委／军委

tóngzǐjūn

童子军

[童子軍]

child soldiers
juvenile militia

Fēijiāngjūn

飞将军

[飛將軍]

nickname of Han dynasty general Li Guang 李廣／李广 ( Lǐ Guǎng)

Xīnsìjūn

新四军

[新四軍]

New Fourth army of Republic of China, set up in 1937 and controlled by the communists

Hùguójūn

护国军

[護國軍]

National Protection Army of 1915 (in rebellion against Yuan Shikai 袁世凱／袁世凯 ( Yuán Shìkǎi))

jūngōngzhāng

军功章

[軍功章]

military medal

Wáng Jūnxiá

王军霞

[王軍霞]

Wang Junxia (1973-), Chinese long-distance runner

Běiyángjūn

北洋军

[北洋軍]

north China army, a modernizing Western-style army set up during late Qing, and a breeding ground for the Northern Warlords after the Qinghai revolution

Bālùjūn

八路军

[八路軍]