(zhèn) to shake; to vibrate; to jolt; to quake; excited; shocked; one of the Eight Trigrams 八卦[ba1 gua4], symbolizing thunder; ☳
(zhènzhōng) earthquake epicenter
(zhèndòng) to shake; to vibrate; to strongly affect; shock; vibration
(zhèndònglì) force of seismic wave
(zhènqū) earthquake area
(zhèngǔshuòjīn) shaking the old and illuminating the new (idiom); surpassing the ancients and dazzling contemporaries; glorious and world-shattering
(zhèntiāndòngdì) to shake heaven and earth (idiom)
(zhènnù) to be furious
(zhènqíng) circumstances of an earthquake
(zhènhuáng) to terrify
(zhèngǎn) tremors (from an earthquake)
(zhènlì) trembling; to shiver with fear
(zhènshè) to awe; to intimidate
(zhènhàn) to shake; to vibrate; to shock; to stun; shocking; stunning; fig. mind-blowing
(zhènhànxìng) shocking
(zhèndàn) ancient Indian name for China
(zhèndànjì) Sinian (c. 800-542 million years ago), late phase of pre-Cambrian geological era
(zhènhūn) to knock out (of a jolt from an earthquake or crash)
(zhènbō) seismic wave
(zhènbōtú) seismogram
(zhènbōqūxiàn) seismogram
(zhènyuán) epicenter (of earthquake); hypocenter
(zhènyuánjīzhì) focal mechanism of earthquake
(zhènzāi) earthquake damage
(zhèndàng) to shake unsteadily; also written 震蕩|震荡
(zhènxuàndàn) stun grenade
(zhènjí) degree of earthquake (on magnitude scale)
(zhèněr) ear-splitting
(zhèněryùlóng) ear-splitting (idiom); deafening
(zhènlóng) to deafen
(zhèndàng) to vibrate; to shake; to shudder
(zhènjué) perception of tremor
(zhènyīn) tremolo
(zhènxiǎng) trembling sound; vibration
(zhènchàn) to tremble; to quiver
(zhènchànsù) tremorine (drug inducing shivering)
(zhènchànmábì) palsy; trembling paralysis; used for Parkinson's disease 帕金森病[Pa4 jin1 sen1 bing4]
(zhènhài) to astonish; to horrify
(zhènjīng) to shock; to astonish
(zhènjīngzhōngwài) to shock the whole world