- 戎装 róngzhuāng military uniform(literary) martial attire; military clothing; uniform
- 戎马 róngmǎ warhorse(literary) an army horse used in battle
- 兵戎相见 bīngróngxiāngjiàn to resort to armsTo meet on the battlefield; to engage in an armed conflict.
- 戎狄 róngdí nomadic tribesnon-Chinese peoples of the north and west of China in ancient times; barbarians
- 西戎 xīróng XirongA general term for various non-Chinese tribes on the western borders during the Zhou dynasty and later; also refers to the Xionites, a nomadic group in Central Asia
- 投笔从戎 tóubǐcóngróng to join the militaryTo lay down the pen and take up the sword; used to describe a scholar or an educated person who gives up civilian life to join the army in order to serve their country.
- 戎马生涯 róngmǎshēngyá military lifea life spent in military service or the experience of being at war; army life
- 从戎 cóngróng to join the armyto enlist or join the military; to serve in the army
- 戎马倥偬 róngmǎkǒngzǒng hectic military lifeDescribes being extremely busy or hard-pressed with urgent military affairs or a hectic military career
- 元戎 yuánróng supreme commander(literary) supreme commander; general or field marshal
- 戎服 róngfú military uniformmartial attire or dress; military uniform
- 王戎 wángróng Wang RongA famous official and scholar (233-305) of the Western Jin Dynasty; one of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove known for his participation in pure conversation and for his extreme stinginess
- 兵戎 bīngróng weapons(literary) arms; weapons; military equipment
- 戎机 róngjī military affairs(literary) military strategy or operations; war; important military matters or secrets
- 姜戎 jiāngróng Jiang RongJiang Rong (1946-), pseudonym of [[吕嘉民|呂嘉民|lu:3 jia1 min2]], Chinese writer and author of Wolf Totem.
- 张戎 zhāngróng Jung ChangJung Chang (1952-), a British-Chinese writer born [[张二鸿|張二鴻|zhang1 er4 hong2]]; author of the memoir "Wild Swans" and a biography of Mao Zedong
- 蛮夷戎狄 mányíróngdí barbarians(literary) collective name for non-Chinese ethnic groups living in all four directions in ancient times; all kinds of barbarians
- 贻误戎机 yíwùróngjī to hinder military operationsto delay or cause a failure in military plans or opportunities
- 丽戎之山 lìróngzhīshān Mount Liarchaic name for Mount Li, a mountain located in Shaanxi Province known for its historical and cultural significance
- 兴戎 xīngróng to open hostilities(literary) to mobilize troops or start a war; to provoke a conflict
- 参戎 cānróng regional vice commandermilitary title used during the Ming and Qing dynasties for a high-ranking regional officer
- 奥密克戎 àomìkèróng omicronThe 15th letter of the Greek alphabet (Ο, ο)
- 御戎 yùróng chariot driver(archaic) the driver of a war chariot; a military chariot driver
- 戎事 róngshì military affairsmatters related to the army or warfare; military operations
- 戎事倥偬 róngshìkǒngzǒng military urgencya time of military urgency or war crisis
- 戎寄 róngjì to have military responsibility(literary) to be entrusted with or be responsible for important military affairs
- 戎幕 róngmù military camp(literary) military camp or headquarters
- 戎旃 róngzhān military flag(literary) military flag or tent; also used to refer to military affairs, the army, or warfare
- 戎狄是膺 róngdíshìyīng to repel tribal invadersto attack and drive back northern and western nomadic tribes; a classical expression for defending the borders against foreign invasion
- 戎甲 róngjiǎ weapons and armor(literary) weapons and armor; military equipment
- 戎羯 róngjié ancient ethnic groupsGeneral term for ancient ethnic groups in northwestern China.
- 戎行 róngháng the armythe military; the ranks of the army; military affairs
- 戎衣 róngyī military uniformmilitary uniform or armor
- 戎车 róngchē war chariot(literary) military vehicle; war chariot
- 戎首 róngshǒu instigator of war(literary) the chief mastermind or person who starts a conflict or war
- 治戎 zhìróng to use military forceto use military force; to wage war or make preparations for war
- 犬戎 quǎnróng QuanrongAn ancient ethnic group in western China during the Zhou Dynasty; they inhabited areas along the Jing and Wei rivers and were responsible for the fall of the Western Zhou Dynasty.
- 獯戎 xūnróng Xunrongancient nomadic people in northern China during the Xia and Zhou dynasties
- 第戎 dìróng DijonDijon, a city in eastern France
- 蒙戎 méngróng fluffyfluffy or puffy; jumbled or all mixed up
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH