Usage of the character 頑
wán
顽
[頑]
- mischievous
- obstinate
- to play
- stupid
- stubborn
- naughty
wángù
顽固
[頑固]
- stubborn; obstinate
wánliè
顽劣
[頑劣]
- stubborn and obstreperous
- naughty and mischievous
wándùn
顽钝
[頑鈍]
- blunt (instrument)
- stupid
- thick-headed
wángěng
顽梗
[頑梗]
- obstinate; stubborn; pig-headed
wánmín
顽民
[頑民]
- unruly people
- rebellious subjects
- disloyal citizens
xiōngwán
凶顽
[兇頑]
- fierce and uncontrollable
wánjí
顽疾
[頑疾]
- ineradicable disease
- fig. deep-seated problem
- perennial problem
wántóng
顽童
[頑童]
- urchin
yúwán
愚顽
[愚頑]
- ignorant and stubborn
míngwán
冥顽
[冥頑]
- stupidly obstinate
wánqiáng
顽强
[頑強]
- tenacious
- hard to defeat
wánfěi
顽匪
[頑匪]
- gangster
- bandit
wánzhèng
顽症
[頑症]
- stubborn illness
- disease that is difficult to treat
wánpí
顽皮
[頑皮]
- naughty
sǐwángù
死顽固
[死頑固]
- very stubborn
- very stubborn person
- die-hard
fùyú-wánkàng
负隅顽抗
[負隅頑抗]
- (idiom) to put up fierce resistance despite being surrounded; to stubbornly refuse to admit defeat
sīxiǎngwándùn
思想顽钝
[思想頑鈍]
- blunt thinking
- apathy
míngwánbùlíng
冥顽不灵
[冥頑不靈]
- pigheaded