yuè yào rì
Monday (used in Ancient Chinese astronomy)
tǔ yào rì
traditional Chinese name for Saturday
huǒ yào rì
Tuesday (used in Ancient Chinese astronomy)
rì yào rì
Sunday (used in Ancient Chinese astronomy)
shuǐ yào rì
Wednesday (used in Ancient Chinese astronomy)
mù yào rì
Thursday (used in Ancient Chinese astronomy)
jīn yào rì
Friday (used in Ancient Chinese astronomy)
yào
bright
glorious
one of the seven planets of pre-modern astronomy
qī yào
the seven planets of pre-modern astronomy (the Sun, the Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn)
xīng yào
heavenly bodies (esp. the sun, moon or five visible planets)
xīng xiàng è yào
unlucky star (evil portent in astrology)
Jīn yào rì
Friday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy)
Huǒ yào rì
Tuesday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy)
Shuǐ yào rì
Wednesday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy)
Mù yào rì
Thursday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy)
Yuè yào rì
Monday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy)
Rì yào rì
Sunday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy)
Tǔ yào rì
Saturday (used in ancient Chinese astronomy)