- 奇怪 qíguài strangestrange; odd; unusual; rare and different from the norm
- 奇迹 qíjì miraclemiracle; wonder; marvel; an extraordinary or unusual event that is difficult to explain
- 神奇 shénqí magicalmagical; mystical; miraculous; wonderful and peculiar
- 好奇 hàoqí curiouscurious; inquisitive; having a strong desire to know or learn about something
- 传奇 chuánqí legendA story or series of events that is remarkable or extraordinary
- 奇妙 qímiào wonderfulwonderful; marvelous; intriguing; mysterious; strange
- 惊奇 jīngqí amazedto be surprised or amazed by something unusual or unexpected; to wonder
- 米奇 mǐqí MickeyMickey or Mitch (name)
- 刘少奇 liúshàoqí Liu ShaoqiLiu Shaoqi (1898-1969), an influential Chinese communist leader, labor organizer, and theoretician who served as the president of the People's Republic of China until he was purged during the Cultural Revolution.
- 道奇 dàoqí Dodge (car brand)Dodge, a US automobile brand and division of Chrysler LLC
- 奇特 qítè peculiarpeculiar; unusual; strange and unique; extraordinary
- 新奇 xīnqí novelnovel; new and interesting; strange or exotic in a fresh way
- 奇葩 qípā exotic flower(literary) rare and beautiful flower; exotic blossom
- 好奇心 hàoqíxīn curiositycuriosity; inquisitive nature; interest in something new or strange
- 奇异 qíyì strangestrange; odd; bizarre; fantastic; peculiar in appearance or nature
- 奇才 qícái rare talentextraordinary talent; rare intellectual brilliance
- 出奇 chūqí extraordinaryunusual; exceptional; special
- 离奇 líqí bizarreodd; bizarre; strange and unusual
- 奇观 qíguān spectaclea magnificent, rare, or impressive sight or landscape
- 稀奇 xīqí rarerare; strange; unusual and curious ([[希奇|希奇|xi1 qi2]] in Taiwan)
- 奇幻 qíhuàn fantasticstrange and illusory; dreamlike
- 曲奇 qūqí cookiecookie; a small, flat, sweet baked treat (loanword from English)
- 不足为奇 bùzúwéiqí not surprising at allnothing to be surprised at; quite common or ordinary; not at all strange
- 达芬奇 dáfēnqí Leonardo da VinciLeonardo da Vinci (1452–1519), Italian Renaissance painter, scientist, and inventor
- 猎奇 lièqí to seek noveltyto search for or hunt for something new, strange, or uncommon, often with a negative connotation of being morbidly curious or superficial
- 奇遇 qíyù adventureAn unexpected or remarkable encounter, usually a happy or fortunate one; a fortuitous meeting
- 奇想 qíxiǎng whima strange, unusual, or capricious idea; a whim or fancy
- 平淡无奇 píngdànwúqí nothing specialordinary and mediocre; nothing to write home about; having no unique or remarkable features
- 奇人 qírén eccentric personan eccentric, odd, or strange person
- 奇兵 qíbīng surprise forceTroops appearing suddenly in a raid or ambush to catch the enemy off guard; commandos.
- 卡布奇诺 kǎbùqínuò cappuccinocappuccino (loanword)
- 奇偶 jī'ǒu parityodd and even numbers
- 传奇人物 chuánqírénwù legendary persona legendary person; a person who is a legend
- 无奇不有 wúqíbùyǒu nothing is too bizarrenothing is too bizarre; full of all sorts of strange and extraordinary things
- 亚努科维奇 yànǔkēwéiqí YanukovychViktor Yanukovych (1950-), Ukrainian politician
- 希奇 xīqí rarerare; strange; unusual or curious
- 卡拉奇 kǎlāqí KarachiKarachi, the largest city and former capital of Pakistan
- 称奇 chēngqí to express surpriseTo express surprise or amazement at something wonderful or strange; to declare something as wondrous.
- 奇缘 qíyuán unexpected romanceAn unexpected or astonishing relationship brought about by fate; a chance romantic encounter.
- 维奇 wéiqí -vich(bound form) phonetic suffix used for -vich or -wich in Russian or Slavic names
- 奇景 qíjǐng marvelspectacular sights; wonderful scenery; an amazing sight or marvel
- 稀奇古怪 xīqígǔguài weird and wonderfulrare and strange; bizarre; fantastic; eccentric
- 奇闻 qíwén bizarre anecdoteA bizarre anecdote or an extraordinary piece of news; a fantastic and surprising story.
- 千奇百怪 qiānqíbǎiguài all sorts of strange thingsDescribes many different kinds of strange or weird things; fantastic oddities of every description.
- 奇数 jīshù odd numberan integer that cannot be divided evenly by two
- 哈士奇 hāshìqí huskyhusky; the Siberian husky breed of sled dog
- 奇效 qíxiào extraordinary efficacyextraordinary efficacy or wondrous effect, especially in medical treatment; an unexpectedly good result
- 奇袭 qíxí surprise attacka surprise attack or raid; to strike when the enemy is unprepared
- 萨马兰奇 sàmǎlánqí SamaranchJuan Antonio Samaranch (1920-2010), a Spanish official who served as the president of the International Olympic Committee from 1980 to 2001
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH