搲

wǎ
  1. to crawl
  2. to climb
  3. to scoop up

CEDICT

Homographs

搲 wā
  1. to clutch
  2. to grab
  3. to capture
搲 wà
  1. to pull
  2. to drag

Related entries

爬 pá
  1. to crawl
  2. to climb
  3. to get up or sit up
我要去爬北岳。

I'm going to climb Mt. Kitadake.

Source: Tatoeba

爬行 páxíng
  1. to crawl
  2. to creep
跂 qí
  1. sixth (extra) toe
  2. to crawl
蚹 fù
  1. scales on the belly of a snake, aiding locomotion
  2. snail
  3. to crawl
蠉 xuān
  1. wriggler
  2. mosquito larva
  3. to crawl
  4. to worm along
扒 pá
  1. to rake up
  2. to steal
  3. to braise
  4. to crawl
我的信用卡在地铁上被扒了。

My credit card was stolen on the subway.

Source: Tatoeba

攀 pān
  1. to climb (by pulling oneself up)
  2. to implicate
  3. to claim connections of higher status
攀爬 pānpá to climb
松鼠有很好的攀爬能力。

Squirrels are very good climbers.

Source: Tatoeba

攀登 pāndēng
  1. to climb
  2. to pull oneself up
  3. to clamber
  4. to scale
  5. fig. to forge ahead in the face of hardships and danger
我們想攀登富士山。

We want to climb Mt. Fuji.

Source: Tatoeba

攀附 pānfù
  1. to climb (of climbing plants)
  2. to creep
  3. to cling on to
  4. fig. to seek connection (with the rich and powerful)
  5. social climbing
跂 qǐ
  1. to climb
  2. to hope
爬升 páshēng
  1. to rise
  2. to ascend
  3. to climb (airplane etc)
  4. to go up (sales figures etc)
  5. to gain promotion
挹取 yìqǔ
  1. to ladle out
  2. to scoop up
撮 cuō
  1. to pick up (a powder etc) with the fingertips
  2. to scoop up
  3. to collect together
  4. to extract
  5. to gather up
  6. classifier: pinch
  7. Taiwan pr. cuò
㧟 kuǎi
  1. (dialect) to scratch (an itch)
  2. to carry on the arm
  3. to scoop up
  4. Taiwan pr. kuāi