刀 (w)

(dāo) surname Dao

刀 (w)

(dāo) knife; blade; single-edged sword; cutlass; CL:把[ba3]; classifier for sets of one hundred sheets (of paper)

刀俎 (w)

(dāozǔ) sacrificial knife and altar

刀光血影 (w)

(dāoguāngxuèyǐng) massacre

刀具 (w)

(dāojù) cutting tool

刀刃 (w)

(dāorèn) knife blade; crucial point

刀刺 (w)

(dāocì) to stab; to attack with knife

刀刺性痛 (w)

(dāocìxìngtòng) lancing pain

刀削面 (w)

(dāoxiāomiàn) knife-shaved noodles (pared or shaved into strips), a Shanxi specialty

刀叉 (w)

(dāochā) knife and fork; CL:副[fu4]

刀口 (w)

(dāokǒu) cut; incision

刀子 (w)

(dāozi) knife; CL:把[ba3]

刀子嘴巴，豆腐心 (w)

(dāozizuǐbadòufuxīn) lit. knife mouth but heart of bean curd; sharp tongue concealing a caring heart

刀斧手 (w)

(dāofǔshǒu) lictor

刀片 (w)

(dāopiàn) razor blade; (tool) bit; blade

刀疤 (w)

(dāobā) to scar from a knife cut

刀笔 (w)

(dāobǐ) writing up of official or judicial documents; pettifoggery

刀耕火种 (w)

(dāogēnghuǒzhòng) slash and burn (agriculture)

刀背 (w)

(dāobèi) back of the knife

刀叶 (w)

(dāoyè) blade

刀身 (w)

(dāoshēn) blade (of a knife or sword)

刀郎 (w)

(dāoláng) Dolan, a people of the Tarim Basin, Xinjiang, also known as 多郎

刀锋 (w)

(dāofēng) cutting edge or point of a knife, sword or tool

刀锯斧钺 (w)

(dāojùfǔyuè) knife, saw, ax and hatchet (idiom); facing torture and execution

刀锯鼎镬 (w)

(dāojùdǐnghuò) knife, saw and cauldron; ancient instruments of torture; fig. torture

刀类 (w)

(dāolèi) knives; cutlery

刀马旦 (w)

(dāomǎdàn) female warrior role in Chinese opera